KROFFT.NET Housekeeping

by Larry on 16 Jan 2009

All,

Thank you for continuing to visit KROFFT.NET. Over the years, the popularity of my site has gone up and down. Also, the amount of time I spend on the site, it’s focus, and entertainment value, has also changed. Please be patient as I am still in the process of adding over 12 years of content back into the database.

Some of the posts that seem to be new, are very, very old. Many, many of the old content is still missing. Please feel free to contribute to the conversation yourself! A site is only as good as its patrons.

Thank you,

KROFFT.NET


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Land of the Lost Movie Poster

by Larry on 16 Jan 2009

land of the lost 202x300 Land of the Lost Movie PosterSorry for the lack of updates. Some personal life stuff has gotten in the way of what I had hoped would be a big couple of years for KROFFT.NET (with the new movies and everything). As you can see, we have the official poster for this years Land of the Lost with Will Ferrell and Anna Friel.

I like the poster, but wonder if it is going to confuse non-Krofft fans. It looks allot like last years Journey to the Center of the Earth. As a long time fan of the works for the Krofft Brothers, I worry that they’ll be labeled as copycats. All we can do is hope for the best.

Sid and Marty Krofft shows have been a large part of my nearly 40 years of life. I hope that Land of the Lost is the first of many successful ( and respectful to fans ) movies to come.

Tell us what you think.