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The originals are the best.  At times the sequels are ok, but mostly not.

Zombies moan and groan.. don't we all?!  Zombies do talk, at least when they ask for brains. 

I currently work for a company that has a few online retailing websites and have since learned a LOT about the competitive world of websites and internet marketing wars that these places engage in and it's pretty much made me realise that this website needs to focus on being more of a club rather than trying to be some commercial site trying to compete with the other big names. We all know each other reasonably well and know whose opinions we can value when it comes to reviews and such rather than relying on some random douche posting his thoughts. Can a I trust a review on Bloody-Disgusting when I know nothing about the reviewer? Don't think so. Our regulars probably know as much about each other as anyone can on a forum without having met each other in the flesh. We're not (and never really have been) bound by forum rules, which I think allows people to see what we're really like and connect with us. The site will be more about catering to our regulars rather than a general audience. While we won't get new members FLOCKING to us with this direction, we will get some over time which I will only consider a bonus. If a new member can't handle us, fuck 'em.

I will certainly add things to the website over time to make it more interesting, but they won't come too fast. Hopefully in the coming months I'll have reviews available. I am taking a few weeks off work late in May so there is potential for me to speed up the process.

I (and maybe others) has or has to come to terms with me no longer being able to spend 5+ hours per day working on this website like I used to. The daily grind hits hard. I started this website when I was a teenager... I'm turning 30 next February. It's just not an option anymore to replicate how fast the updates would come with the website when it was younger. There's so much more to worry about as you get older... family, health, money etc and it just reduces the amount of time available to invest in other things such as this. I'm happy to keep it going, no matter if we're getting 1,000 posts per month or if it's only 100 posts per month.

I agree.  As for the reviews, I used to rely on rumblewolf's opinion and his movie taste was something I found to be trustworthy.  So, yes, it is much easier to trust a review from someone you know rather than from a complete stranger.

nice topic

I wanna try the walking dead game, but they say it isn't that good.  is it or isn't it?