Tokage

I ended up watching Pulse/Kairo, nice film. The way the last quarter of the movie suddenly transitions to full-blown worldwide apocalypse scenario is a bit jarring and unexpected, though.

Yeah, as far as I remember, it's a pure Evil Dead-style ''people in rubber monster suits''-style ride, it's not the best or most revolutionary thing ever but it certainly is a charming little film. Now, I'm thinking about watching either A Tale of Two Sisters, Dark Water or Pulse tonight, feeling like some asian horror.. But I can't decide on which of the 3 I'd rather watch :v

I haven't actually seen the movie itself, but I recall seeing it floating around in stores on DVD and thinking it looked fun. Unrelated, but has anyone here ever seen a flick called Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer? It's a pretty fun, relatively recent comedy-horror with loads of practical special effects and creature suits. Also Robert Englund's in there.

FFIX is great! The biggest problem the game has is how some of the characters just kinda get shafted in the course of the game, plot-wise (Quina, Freya, Amarant) and the slow, sloooooow transitions into battles in my opinion, but other than that it's a wonderful experience with a charming style (And FFIX is STILL the only FF game I've ever fully beaten so far in my life... I've come close with FFX, but never quite there :v) Currently plowing through my retro game backlog, recently beat Splatterhouse 2 on an emulator and gonna tackle the next part soon. Retro beat 'em ups hell yea

that's a really disappointingly short tracklist

you didn't miss a single thing tbh, band was total garbage

Watched Sinister today. Maaaaan, what a way to ruin something that could have been beautiful at the very last moment. I mean, I still enjoyed the film overall, but the buildup in the first hour or so is just GREAT... and then come the ''shhh'' ghost kids and Rejected Slipknot Guy and it sort of fucks up all of the cool atmosphere the first part of the film had. Proof again that showing less of the monster always works better lol Seems they're making a sequel as well, but I think I'll skip that one..

probably just another collection of shit-tier remixes tbh so nothing to worry about

collab with Jero when pls???

Yeah, like that, or even worse. Stuff like Godmonster of Indian Flats, Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, The Killer Shrews etc., or the ones i listed in my previous post as more modern examples

So, a new question for y'all - What's the most bizarre horror movie you've actually WATCHED? I mean, we all know retarded shit like Terror Toons, Evil Bong, Monsturd and such exist, but has anyone ever actually watched any of those Z-grade flicks?

Hausu is a fucking wild ride from start to finish. Love that film. I think the last ''horror'' movie I watched was Cold Fish by Shion Sono. It's the third film I've seen by this guy, after Himizu and Suicide Club (which were both pretty damn entertaining, though totally different in style and atmosphere) and just like the previous two, this one also goes for a totally different mood. A spineless beta guy whose family basically walks all over him gets involved with a serial killer running a tropical fish store and things go downhill from there. I thought the movie felt pretty damn realistic in the gore department. To be honest, it's been a while since I saw a movie where the gore actually felt somewhat gross, not just entertaining. I mean, I just can't really take excessive gore like in Braindead/Dead Alive or Tokyo Gore Police seriously because at some point it just becomes too cartoonish to really count as nasty in any way, shape or form, but the way in which the violence was presented in this one actually felt somewhat more ''real''. My biggest gripe with this one is that it goes on just a bit too long for its own good. Definitely some parts here and there that could've been cut out or shortened without any problems. Anyway, if you like tropical fish, serial killers or spineless japanese dads you should give this one a spin

awww yeah

goddamn now i might actually have to check this new album out, that was pretty good that sukekiyo-level ''i just finished art school'' music video though

objectively true fact: Ryo should just disband Hollowgram and make this his full-time new project

Now THAT'S the sort of Merry content i like to see

rip art kei it was a fun 6 months

the only thing that decays is my hype for this project :]]]]]

horrible engrish on point as usual

lmao those track titles killed the last remaining hope i had for the album