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Ooops, wrong clip. But that is a good dub anyway. 

Here is the other clip:

It's actually a small clip taken from someone who dubbed a scene from Home & Away (a popular Australian tv soap opera). Here is the full dubbed clip:

Bring it, fuckers.

I hadn't bothered to watch this one yet. I see you mentioned that it's similar to the original without the weird comedy parts, do they have pretty much the same dialogue? I find that remakes that mimic many scenes from the original word-for-word (The Omen, Carrie) tend to be much harder to enjoy. Though those originals that I mentioned are classics and the original Cabin Fever obviously isn't.

Hardware is a gritty piece of retro sci-fi horror. It blasts a cool industrial soundtrack of songs and unique theme music and also contains some gory deaths. The whole vibe of the movie takes me back to the glory days of VHS.

What did you think of this post-apocalyptic, killer robot flick?

Kickboxer is a great martial arts revenge flick. It has cheesy 80's songs, a campy lead actor, but also has some heart to go along with entertaining fights and training sequences.

Are you a fan of this movie?

I need to watch it again before I rate but I remember the first time I watched this it had some draw-dropping kills, especially the one pictured above.

There were some internet articles circulating about this movie, boasting how scary it was and how people had to stop playing the movie because of this. I wonder exactly who wrote these articles... I definitely don't agree with their sentiments.

Did you check out Veronica?

This movie stands up quite well for a Netflix production. It's acted well enough and has decent scares but doesn't really excel in any particular area to command a desire to re-watch anytime soon.

Have you checked out The Ritual yet?

Drive tells its story and develops strong characters with very little dialogue, accompanied with a soundtrack that fits each scene perfectly.

What do you think of this flick?

The Tripper gets off to a good start with a gory kill scene but after that it becomes a bumpy ride, suffering from some pacing issues and annoying characters until it picks up again toward the end.

What did you think of this hippie-killing slasher flick?

This is a huge improvement over the dreadful second movie in the series. I think this movie has quite a lot of creepy moments and contains one of the best jump scares in horror history.

Do you enjoy this third entry into the Exorcist series?

Anyone else kind of interested in this? At first when I heard about it I thought it would be kind of shit but I think it might turn out okay, seems to be some humorous jabs to the original movie and the more time passes by I want Johnny to fuck Daniel up.

Plus, I'm all for JOHN KREESE'S KARATE!!! 

It's kind of funny that I bought Alan Wake on Xbox but never actually played it. 

I only ever saw this once around the late 90's... I guess I should watch it again because I remember almost nothing about it.