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When I saw it at the IMAX a kid loudly asked his Dad if Han was dead after he got stabbed and fell into the void. I will be seeing this months after its release, hopefully in a near empty cinema. Why are they the worst place to see films in?
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I heard that most Americans still believe in god, lol.
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Are fans of that show now the lamest group of fandom? Do we finally have someone to look down on?
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A Dark Song - Steve Oram in another signature kinda funny, kinda scary role. They had an idea and fully committed to it despite the potential lol at the end. This was pretty good.
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As a citizen of the US, it's laughable to think we have produced any of the genius of the featured artists (UK) here, within electronic music. Even if we provided some of the roots, those are the big beautiful, obnoxious, complex flowers up top. Same thing with rock music. And you did it with 1/5 the population. Cheers. But you couldn't find a way to improve on Nirvana. At least the US has that one.
The Quo piss on Nirvana.
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The day an american is added to the watmm featured artists subforum is the day I delete my account forever
Yeah cos yanks are literally incapable of producing intelligent music. How dare they even consider tarnishing the holy IDM
i went to america once. it was terrible.
I went to America once. I saw a lot of fat people.
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The quorn sausage rolls are very enjoyable and don't contain gristle.
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I bought a copy of his book with a picture drawn on a post-it note which he planted in various bookstores. Awesome.
This isn't really hauntology-related at all but it seems a better fit to post it here than in the six-years-old Belbury Poly thread. Found this in a Radio Fenriz podcast and was struck by the thought that it sounds like what Belbury Poly would sound like if they'd somehow morphed into a metal band:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQyQQG38eh4
Just a stray observation of a Thursday afternoon
This is cool, thanks.
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Have you guys heard about Danielewski's new 27-part novel called The Familiar? Each book will be 800 pages, and is made to resembled a TV series in structure (each book has an intro, advert breaks, credit sequence, etc). I like the idea of it, but bugger if I'm reading all that.
Sometimes, the idea is more interesting than executing it.
Alan Moore's Jerusalem. 100 pages in, this will not take me long to read at all. Come and step into Northampton with a guided tour by the man with a magic stick.
Have fun! I spent two months last year reading it, and loved it (even the Lydia Joyce chapter). Book 2 is my favourite, and I was sad when it ended.
edit: also lol:
Since the release of The Familiar, Volume 1, Danielewski has been doing small tours for the release of each volume[16] and releasing merchandise related to House of Leaves and The Familiar on his website.[18] He has also not been seen publicly without donning a cat shirt since at least 2010
I found the first volume in a charity shop for cheap, I'm fairly sure that like Only Revolutions it will sit on my shelf gathering dust.
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Any decent podcasts that are fictional horror? I've got true crime coming out my arse.
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I thought the letters from his mother were the best part but as that's at the end you may not wish to go that far.
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Just finished Johnny Marr's autobiography, despite the cringe there's a reason why Morrissey will always get more attention. Dull.
October is horror month so I will finally be reading me some Clive Barker. Beginning with The Book of Blood.
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We're digging for wolfing our treasure.
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No please, carry on.
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B+ from A.A. Dowd, who I trust more than most. Maybe I will see this after all.
2 hour 44 minute running time though. Woof.
I was pleased to see this too, he's usually spot on.
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Finished Mad Max, like Alien Isolation it's as enjoyable as the films.
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The moment when he realises he's in the wrong house is gold.
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Made the mistake of reading about that creep Harry Knowles and disappeared down various links and ended up on his review of Blade 2. Burn the internet.
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Still playing Mad Max. Really enjoy it but I don't think it's ever going to end.
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Devil's Candy, a bit overrated but fun. Some of the character decisions were awful, especially towards the end.
I'm approaching this one with caution, The Loved Ones get decent reviews but I thought it was pretty bad.
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Colossal - or the dangers of the nice guy being friendzoned. It's hard to feel sympathy for those that haven't evacuated Seoul but otherwise I liked it. Anne Hathaway runs exactly like Wendy from The Shining.
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It was, just thinking about MRX's contribution raises a smile.
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Ah right, cheers.
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Who's that?
What Video Games Are You Currently Playing
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Anyone played Amnesia? Free this week on PS Plus, the graphics look a bit pants but could be fun.