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Love the smileys. Been a long time since I've seen them (obviously), and I forgot how awesome they were.

What are your qualms with it, Jasonz?

I'm glad for you, L, and wished that I did the same. Truth be told, I still have nightmares...

Welcome to the game where Crash looses all the time!  :D

My favorite game.

Before De gets here let's get this out of the way... yes.

Not even going to ask for details, but that's terrible (obviously).

You seem to be doing well, though.

Oh, yeah, you were drunk then. I remember now. First time I came in contact with someone who was inebriated. :P

Ban me now, but I was never a giant fan of The Thing. I should probably re-watch it to make my final judgment, but I found it just average.

Ah, a true classic of the board. Maybe this time I'll be able to pick screen shots that people might actually know, if I ever happen to guess correctly beforehand. :p

Well, I do, but I don't think I ever called into ones you were hosting. I generally remember talking to Shadow and De, and sometimes Shape.

Texas Chain Saw Massacre in your top ten? I ask because of your screen-name and the fact that I don't recall much about you (no offense meant).

Sure, I guess it could be, it just felt out of place.

Nancy telling Glen to hide behind a tree always troubled me though. If she knew he was not literally there, why tell him to hide? If he wasn't literally there, how could Nancy see him?

Brings to me more questions than answers, to be honest.

Halloween, on the other hand, I find to have few plot holes and pretty straight forward (for what it's worth), hence my rating of it.

Danny Trejo in Hood of Horrors? Wow.

I guess I could argue that at least Hood of Horrors has a good cast (even if not utilized), but I have a class in forty minutes, and don't have the time nor will to put forth.

So then he was never really behind the tree when Nancy was dreaming? That's supposed to be taken as an non-literal "I'm watching you so you'll be protected"?

Wedding Trough. Seek it, experience it, love it. Very moving.

:P

I'm not sure how many people know about that one, so I'd do as Reign says - seek and experience. It will ruin you.

For me, I'm going with Halloween. A Nightmare on Elm Street has a 9.5/10 from my, but there's one scene I cannot wrap my head around, and it still makes no logical sense, so I can't give it a ten. Halloween, on the other hand, is the perfect horror movie. Subtle, terrifying, and Michael Myers.

I'm curious, which scene are you talking about?

Scene where Nancy is dreaming and she thinks Glen is with her (as Glen's hiding behind a tree). Because Glen was with her in the dream (the only time we've seen two 'victims' in a dream together), why does she go off at Glen when she wakes up? If Glen was hiding behind a tree in her dream and watching her, she had to know Glen would be asleep (as they were in the same world). I just never got it.

You could always try and find it to watch four to five minutes of it. Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror, while I'm sure is bad (I haven't watched it yet, nor do I really want to), at least might have the occasional redeemable factor, such as a decent quality. Nightmare Alley has none whatsoever.

Speaking of which, if you need any assistance with fees, by the way, don't be afraid to ask. I'm in a slightly better financial situation than I was a few years back, so I may be able to help out in little ways.