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Holy shit! When was your birthday, Dave?

Hey. I just wanted to remind people that this movie is now out on DVD and I implore everyone who reads this to buy it.

There Will Be Blood was home to the weirdest McGuffin ever put to film. I was up to my neck in this movie, it is seriously heavy, but the entire time I was nagged by the Paul Sunday angle. I kept wondering if he was ever going to come back into the picture, then it seems like maybe it was all part o...

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Ah! The old Exorsister. I used to have a VHS boot of this. Fucking ridiculous.

I always look forward to this post because it helps me remember what I actually saw this year. The best for my money: The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters - Number one with a bullet. A plus all the way. I have been singing the praises of this movie and will continue to do so until the day I die. ...

Did you compare the violence in the Tim Burton musical starring Johnny Depp to the violence in Lone Wolf and Cub?

I need to see this for myself!

Apples and oranges. The Wii is a fantastic party system since all the games worth playing were developed with groups in mind. With few exceptions, the single player games aren't particularly engaging. Until developers can figure out what to do with the controllers, most of them will be gimmicks. The...

Alright. I have got to get out and see this. If one more person makes vague allusions to the ending of this movie and suggests that it is fucked up, I am going to just outright ask for someone to spoil it for me. For the moment, don't. As I recall and some may consider this a spoiler alert : The end...

I played it at a friend's place yesterday. I've been desperately wanting it since I first heard about it back in March. I thought it was outstanding. We had a four person band playing and the entire experience was a little chaotic since my friend Mike and I were the only ones really familiar with Gu...

If it's any indication as to the marketing of this movie, I didn't even know this came out and I've been wanting to see it since I first heard about it. I can't explain what it is about Richard Kelly that I find so alluring. Even with the directors cut of Donnie Darko, I still can't tell you what th...

I saw that Fear Net had Children of the Living Dead in rotation and after The Nomi Song bombed out on me and I realized that Three O'Clock High had bored me to death before the opening credits had even finished rolling, I decided I would try and brave it out so I had something new to rag on for my s...

I was excited about The Deaths of Ian Stone and Frontier(s) then I found out that Frontier(s) was pulled for allegedly being "too violent". Between that and Hitman, Xavier Gens can't seem to catch a break. Then I read an review of Ian Stone at Dread Central that bummed me out. It looked li...

Quite frankly, I miss the spastic, broken english posts and constant allegations that I ripped off Flesh Cutting in a video trade. Thems were the days. I've been in and out of this forum since, probably, 1995 or 96 and no matter how many times I went away, I always came back. It was never a very big...

The Rizza, the gizza! Old Dirty Bastard, Raekwon the chef, Inspekta Deck! Goatface Killaaaaaaa!!!!

I have a tendency to steer clear of his movies that are not strictly horror movies. The sexploitation horror movies can never seem to decide what kind of movie they want to be, the gore rarely lives up to stuff like Anthropophagus or Buio Omega and the sex scenes are often way softcore and go on for...

Boy, it's been a long, long time since I've had one of these discussions. A copy of the Cannes cut of the 1978 Dawn of the Dead came into my possession but I haven't watched it yet. I haven't heard of this version and I thought I had the three versions worth watching when I bought the boxed set. Her...

I still am more interested in 30 Days of Night, which is a bit weird since I didn't much care for the GN. Same here. I really didn't care for the comics at all. After all that hype and huge resale prices on ebay, you'd think it would have been a better book. Also, I hated Templesmith's art. Still, ...

I'm pretty much over these movies now. You know they already have a script and a director for Saw 5? The fucking fourth one isn't even out yet!

Jesus. Bittorrent.com is all over the place with this offer. They emailed me about it and suggested that I post it on Cinema Suicide but weren't too keen on my idea that they, you know, pay for advertising like most companies do.

]Here's the uncut version of the classic raft massacre sequence: (SPOILERS - if you haven't seen the movie, DON'T watch this) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra7iJna4MxU If your copy includes all that carnage, shot for shot, its likely you've got the uncut version. Yup. I have that one. My disc must...

Firing it up as we speak.

What constitutes uncut? I have a bootleg from a couple of years ago that is quite violent.

Art Bell is in that movie??? Sweet!

Get this demo now.

As far as I'm concerned, the first Tony Hawk was a perfect game. This is better. Better physics, better controls allow for a greater variety of tricks.

Great soundtrack, too.

Hatchet is getting a ton of positive press and a lot of lofty claims that it restores something lost from the horror genre ages ago. While I don't really know what it found that horror has been missing, it was still a very enjoyable slasher flick that was balls-out gory and genuinely funny as well. ...