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The stories are almost always fucking excellent. It's just how he tells them and how long he takes to tell some of them. The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward is a proper novel in its own right, really.

Plan to get it eventually. But at $80, it's a bit fucking pricey.

As much as there is anywhere in the world.

I can't believe I didn't even think to mention Fallout 3. Who's a dickhead? I am.

There are so so many good games out there it is hard to narrow it down to a favorite or even a top five for that matter.

Yeah, but considering I plan to get a tattoo of the Vault Boy? Haha.

I loved the film, but it was certainly no 9 or 10...

I've only seen Nosferatu, but it was great.

Well, if I cheat a little, I've seen two.



It was released in 2005, but it's very faithful to both Lovecraft, and the silent era.

WHAT?! FUCK YES!

Fuck that. I could watch a real show with that kind of time.

poofter capital of australia

10 million budget, so like $10 284 000.000 converted budget, not bad

...what capital? Where'd that come from?

You're saying that to someone who honestly doesn't think that voice has caused any games that I've played to date to be any better, and whose two favorite games of all time were both made in the late 90s.

...being?

It does take a bit to get through, this is true.

Aliens. Easily my favorite film in the series, so many memorable characters and some strong females to, something current films are definitely lacking.

And television too.

I'll likely be avoiding this movie. Comes off as trying to do what Van Helsing attempted to do and that's not really a good thing. At least Van Helsing had potential. This just looks dumb. May be meant to be goofy, but still....really?

Does have Jeremy Renner though, and he's never done me wrong. I saw the Van Helsing comparison too though. Thought I might have to watch it before/after this one.

Cashback (UK)

I thought this was a brilliant movie. Shorter than I expected, but leaving you with a message we all should hear once in our lives. (yes, cliche, I know) A young man who suffers from insomnia gets a job at an all day and night supermarket, where he (obviously) works the nightshifts. To pass the time quicker he develops his own way to freeze time and everyone around him, or so he thinks he does... But does he?

9/10

Did you find the other dude running around in freeze frame as pointless as I did? It developed nothing, added no tension to the plot. All it did was make him believe he could bring others in, right?

their space ship was tiny, but thousands came out.

...is that a dick joke? Because I'm not that tiny, really!



As he strapped the human ass to his face, he breathed in deeply.

Gosh guys. Way to kill the vibe.