SOAD_Fanatic has filled the idiot void feedthegods left.

he's obviously drunk.

My favorite foreign film I've ever seen is "Wasabi." Anyone else seen it?

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Quickly, tell us what you think about it.

Before Bartender gets online and you go offline. :mad:[/QUOTE]

Umm...it's good. It's quite primative and basic, especially when compared to Death's later albums, similar to Leprosy. Best songs on it IMO would be Zombie Ritual, Denial Of Life and the title track.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Don't you mean 'The ring'?[/QUOTE]

Ah yeah Exactly! Sorry I watched it in russian language, so I didn't know the name in original :thumb:

:amaze: makes sense to me.

[QUOTE=Medopalis]Da[COLOR=White]m[/COLOR]n, you must be desperate if you're looking for conversation. So, how is everyone on this bright and sunny day? My rugby season started today, so I'm well and truly exhausted at the moment, but it's good to be playing again. My new school is going very well also (apart from German which I'm probably going to be giving up soon). :upset:[/QUOTE]
duetsch ist leicht :thumb:

[QUOTE=Armor O'Malley]Umm...it's good. It's quite primative and basic, especially when compared to Death's later albums, similar to Leprosy. Best songs on it IMO would be Zombie Ritual, Denial Of Life and the title track.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, but what I'm wondering is how many tracks it originally had. My copy is the Century Media re-release, and all it says is that it has "bonus tracks", not how many. There are 14 tracks on it, and online sources have told me that it originally had 10, and that it originally had 12. I'm leaning towards 10, but some outside expertise would be nice :)

[QUOTE=btoto]Hey everyone,
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What is the scariest movie you've ever seen?

and what are your fav horror movies in general?

mine is
Exsortist....the very first part I guess shot in 70's[/QUOTE]

Scariest film I've ever seen is Watership Down. Before anyone asks, yes, the animated one with the rabbits. Freaks me out totally, I hate it.

Favourite horror movie I can think of is The Abominable Dr Phibes. Only other person I've found on MX who even knows it is ikik..it's just a really black comedy, with Vincent Price. I like it.

Horror film homework for everyone - go and find a film called There's Nothing Out There!, and watch it, repeatedly. Tons of fun..be prepared for a B-movie though.

That's a point, any other B-Movie fanatics out there?

[QUOTE=Bartender]Thanks, but what I'm wondering is how many tracks it originally had. My copy is the Century Media re-release, and all it says is that it has "bonus tracks", not how many. There are 14 tracks on it, and online sources have told me that it originally had 10, and that it originally had 12. I'm leaning towards 10, but some outside expertise would be nice :)[/QUOTE]

If some tell you 10, wouldn't that mean that there were originally 10, then 2 added, then another 2 added?

Because if the ones that tell you 10 are wrong, what happened to those 2 tracks, it's unlikely.

Ringu is way scarier than The Ring... it is the Japanese version that The Ring was based on...

BumP

Hey Jelle... what age do you have to be to in Belgium to legally buy alcohol?
(Mind if I call you by your name?)

Sixteen, and no I don't mind. :)

Just make sure you can pronounce it.

When I have been away to European countries, I get the impression that as long as you look at least 15 you can get alcohol.

**** man... you have to be 18 in Australia! Oh.. and you can call me Jason, or Steven (my nickname.. it's complicated) if you want. And I think you pronounce it "Gel-ai", which is probably wrong... since I don't speak Flemish.

Yeah, that's wrong.

It's more something like 'yelluh'

It's getting much more harder in England for youngsters trying to get in pubs and stuff, because they ask almost anyone who looks anything close to 18 for ID. Infact it has happened to me in the past, and it is annoying and embarrasing if you are the only person out of a group who gets ID'd...

They hardly ever do that here, I think.

They'd sell cigarettes to 12 year olds, also.

Yeah.. Australia's had rules making it mandatory to check IDs of anyone who looks in their teens/20s/30s.

But it is easy as hell to buy cigarettes, cos nobody cares about that. And if you are on private property, you can drink no matter what age you are. I'm 17 (nearly 18), but I've talked to the cops while holding a stubby. I just made sure I was on my side of the fence. :thumb:

It's getting like that in England now aswell.

Yeah... so anyways... I'm gonna go to that place... where they do the stuff... yeah....
*runs out the door*
*distant sound of car driving away*

[QUOTE=mr snrub]When I have been away to European countries, I get the impression that as long as you look at least 15 you can get alcohol.[/QUOTE]

My brother is 15 and got served booze no problem in Italy.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Thanks, but what I'm wondering is how many tracks it originally had. My copy is the Century Media re-release, and all it says is that it has "bonus tracks", not how many. There are 14 tracks on it, and online sources have told me that it originally had 10, and that it originally had 12. I'm leaning towards 10, but some outside expertise would be nice :)[/QUOTE]

My copy is also the Century Media reissue, and it states that the last four tracks are bonus tracks. So I'm pretty sure that it originally only had ten tracks. The first two bonus tracks are possibly old demo songs, not too sure, studio recorded anyway; and the other two are live recordings so maybe it was originally re-released with the two studio songs, and re-released again with the two live ones.

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]My brother is 15 and got served booze no problem in Italy.[/QUOTE]

Exactly, mine is 16 and he gets served anywhere abroad. :chug:

You gotta be 21 to drink in Mississippi, then again, this is mississippi.

BUmp?

edit, nvm maybe later

[QUOTE=Armor O'Malley]My copy is also the Century Media reissue, and it states that the last four tracks are bonus tracks. So I'm pretty sure that it originally only had ten tracks. The first two bonus tracks are possibly old demo songs, not too sure, studio recorded anyway; and the other two are live recordings so maybe it was originally re-released with the two studio songs, and re-released again with the two live ones.[/QUOTE]

Thanks.

No B-movie fans then.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Thanks.

No B-movie fans then.[/QUOTE]


B movies are better than any other type of film but they just don't make them any more :upset:

Troma's still going strong. And there's always plenty of B-movies to go back and explore. The plot summaries alone entertain me for hours.