hahaha - One of these days you'll come around to Grave Encounters

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No need to invite them. I'll just pop in the Ju-On: Grudge disc after midnight and crank up the volume to 100%. :)

And superb pic, Chrono!

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Slaughterhouse - Slasher film from the 80's that takes place in a (where else) Slaughterhouse. This movie was great fun. I'm surprised more people don't know about it. Plenty of dark comedy elements and some great practical gore effects towards the end. Although I could have done without the process of pigs being slaughtered shown at the beginning. Read some negative reviews online where people compared it to Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but I don't think that was the filmmakers intent at all.

If you like films like Intruder, some of the early Friday the 13th films, Blood Diner I'd recommend checking this one out.

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this was definatley better and way sicker than the first one.if its non stop torture and gore ya looking for this is for you.
the human centipede 3 is spose to have 500 people in the centipede,getting a bit silly now,and i dont think anything will really give you the shock factor after human centipede 2

I watched Inbred...like the texas chainsaw massacre but set in Yorkshire.It was nowt groundbreaking but I did enjoy the Ferret and the song' EEh byEEh By gum'!as they take down the annoying victims one by one!
Emily Booth was in the first scene for about a minute and meets a mighty fine death even if I do say so myself.
One to watch if you want a drink as you dont have to concentrate on the plot.

I know I already talked about Slaughterhouse but I watched it again and expanded on the film here

http://www.followingyourfears.com/20...hterhouse-1987

The Howling-
First viewing believe it or not. I bought what I thought was a complete set of the films online and it turned out it didn't have the first two movies. So I bought those so I could watch them from the beginning. I thought it took a bit too long to get going but when it finally did it was worth it. The Werewolves were some of the better looking i'd ever seen. I also haven't seen very many "werewolf movies", and I remember watching Blood and Chocolate years ago where they turned into wolf dogs...i'm just glad that wasn't happening here.

REC 2.

I like this one a lot. A very good sequel to the first one and a big surprising twist. This one went in a different direction than the American Quarantine 2 Terminal sequel. I think I prefer the direction of REC 2. Even though Quarantine 2 is still good. But REC 2 really ups things with the twist. The reveal and ending is shocking. There is also a new type of kill I've never seen before by a kid. Definitely looking forward to seeing REC 3 now.

Sinister - 7/10


I had really high hopes for this one, and I thought it was surprisingly good. I'm sure some people will disagree, but I thought it was actually scary. The jump scares are well done and the suspense is better than I thought it would be. Lots of build up and foreboding footage. In all honesty, it's pretty disturbing. I think the reason I thought it was so chilling was because it's a very good mix of true crime meets malevolent supernatural force. The story is pretty predictable, but pacing and acting are great, with just enough comic relief to keep it scary and in tone without overdoing it like Insidious did. Another thing I really enjoyed was the amount of scares. Not too few, not too many. Go see it.

watching kiddie porn again aye?
hey the psycho on human centipede 2 is kinda what i imagined you to look like :D