Dawn of the Dead 04 with Commentary. Not bad. one of the more interesting commentaries i have listened to.

Lemony Snickets: A series of Unfortunate Events.

Pretty godamn good. I loved the Happy Little elf :) Jim Carrey rocks in that movie.

The Punisher (dolph lundgren)

hadn't seen it for years .. cheesy but fun ..
almost Kill Bill-ish a bit ..

Silence of the lambs...

Bah! My internet's been down:mad:

Anyway, I finally got around to seeing Saw. Id definatly go so far as to say this is one of the better horror movies made in the last couple of years. I had already been told by a friend of mine wo the killer turned out to be...but my god! I never thought a movie that I knew how it was going to end would screw with my head so much! Overall, I thought it was great.


Also, I finally got around to watching Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes, which Ive owned for almost a year and havnt bothered to watch it. Very, very good movie, nicely blended intrigue and humour, with a nice little bit of romance added in for good measure. Michael Redgrave, who played Gilbert, was great, as was most of the cast. Definatly a great movie, pity rthat I put off watching it for so long!

Rose Red...Again

"Taking Lives"
Pretty decent...some fucked up shit, interesting M.O for the killer, but the movie - not all that..
As far as Jolie goes in thrillers, I much preffered the bone collector.

gonna watch "Prom Night"(1980) tonight.........waiting for the remake.....:p

Just finished Nekromantik:D

LAst night i watched Anchorman: The Legend of ROn Burgundy.
Fucking hilarious. I loved it. If possible, Will Ferrel was slightly over shadowed by Steve Carrel (Brick), possibly one of the funniest men alive.


Champ: I shit a squirrel this morning. Im not talking figuratively, i mean a real squirrel. And it was alive. So now i have this poo covered squirrel at my desk and i dont know what to name it.

Brick: Champ. I'm sorry i ate your chocolate squirrel....


or the best line in the movie:

Ron: Brick, where did you get a grenade?

Brick: I dont know.

"Burnt Offerings" a Dan Curtis classic.

I also watched "Infection" it's by the same director who did Ju-On, and The Grudge.

It was very grudgeish, (is that a word?) but did have some very interesting twists.