Lestat

Let's just hope Rame manages to keep this together. It is always quite difficult to determine whether or not he enjoys something as I cannot quite read his personality at all — but he shouldn't let this slip. BFN is one of the few 'new' (with rooted members, still) bands I do enjoy nowadays, likely because they feature members who are deeply settled in the scene and know actually how to settle a sound that is to be memorable, distinct and original.

Let's just hope Rame manages to keep this together. It is always quite difficult to determine whether or not he enjoys something as I cannot quite read his personality at all — but he shouldn't let this slip. BFN is one of the few 'new' (with rooted members, still) bands I do enjoy nowadays, likely because they feature members who are deeply settled in the scene and know actually how to settle a sound that is to be memorable, distinct and original.

PLS MOAR H8 TOWARDS WSP. I BELIEVE IN U GUYZ

Totally agreeing with blackdoll here. What have they done to his voice?!

The Ballad of Narayama -
 
Really an awesome movie. The filmmaker decided to focus on the realism side of the movie and he fully succeeded; a Japanese village (apparently, around a century ago) surrounded by nothing but wildlife, and the purpose is to survive. Its realistic side show us the disgusting appearance of life and the way people lived at the time. And that's roughly the context. I won't go into details and explain the storyline, I recommend you this movie to see by yourself. 
 
 

'80s goth/post-punk/deathrock band Phaidia has opened their official website and will have one revival gig on 2014/12/26 as indicated there.
 
Lineup of the band:
 
vocals: Gilly (Phaidia)
drums: Yoshida Tatsuya (Phaidia, Ruins, Zeni Geva, etc)
bass: Nasuno Mitsuru (Korekyojinn, Fushitsusha, etc)
guitar: Nishimura Takaaki (Foxpill Cult)
 
http://phaidia.com/index.html
 
...maybe more to come? ;3
 
The band's classic album "IN THE DARK" has been remastered and re-released on 2015/07/08.
 

I feel as if I am running dry on what horror sub-genres I enjoy. I do not quite feel anything for slashers and gore (quite frankly, it is not that I do not enjoy them because of the fright, but I simply do not see the appeal of flying guts and intestines) and am always leaning toward hauntings, possessions and classes related to other demonic ánd angelic entities of any sort. Perhaps I am simply not looking in the right place, but I am having a difficult time finding good titles.
 
Recently I have seen As Above, So Below, (it did actually catch my attention because of the title itself — with me being a BEHEMOTH fan) and it did honestly have me on the edge of my seat (bed). It has been some time I did actually grow anxious about a film and while I have seen relatively bad commentary regarding this title (however, I cannot quite ever find positive commentary on the horror genre on popular movie-collective websites such as IMDB), I do absolutely recommend it to those who have not seen it yet. It is mind-twisting and often confusing yet holds a certain thrill I had not experienced in some time. The idea of being trapped so far underground has always been maddening to me, and especially with this wrenched version of hell I certainly did enjoy myself diffidently.

The western interpretation of visual kei is this bastardised mix of corny melodramatic lyricism, poor low budget Gazette visuals and Linkin Park-esque musical stylings taken to an extent that the shittiest Japanese visual kei bands couldn't even begin to dream of.

crying and vomiting

Today I won a World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor expansion (pointless to me, as I do not play the game at all), and a PC version of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
And on top of that, a day in the editorial office of Power Unlimited, the Netherlands' biggest gaming magazine and website.

Glad there are still bands out there who dare to step out of the comfort-zone regarding vocals.

Today I won a World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor expansion (pointless to me, as I do not play the game at all), and a PC version of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
And on top of that, a day in the editorial office of Power Unlimited, the Netherlands' biggest gaming magazine and website.

That priceeeee - anyone got a way to avoid custom costs on that?

It's French/English spoken and set in Paris, but it's actually a Legendary Pictures produced picture, thus American.
 
Some good titles... seeing as I cannot seem to find the most underground of underground (and underrated), the ones I'll name are probably already known to you, as well. "The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh", The Dyatlov Pass Incident (Devil's Pass)", "The Quiet Ones", "Devil's Due", "The Unborn", "The Possession of Michael King", "Grace, the Possession", At the Devil's Door", "The Possession", "Shutter", "The Devil Inside", and those are the ones that are highest up on my list of recently watched.

Finally got my Death Education CD. I bought type A which comes with a PV for A Conception. The CD is nice ofc, though I wish the last song was included too.
I found the DVD to be a bit disappointing because there's nothing else, and the PV is kinda boring. But ah well, at least I can admire Cell, he's absolutely gorgeous there ♥  Maybe I should buy a full album next.
 

Being generous with a full-body picture.

Raven makes me cry with how terrible it sounds, like... what is that crap? I cannot believe how people did/do overhype that track. Just give me Slivers.exe, KILLING ME, Sabbat and カルマ-瓦礫のマンティコーラース-, anything where they weren't generic yet, that makes me happy enough.

If only the actual MEJIBRAY thread had this much discussion . . . 

Raven makes me cry with how terrible it sounds, like... what is that crap? I cannot believe how people did/do overhype that track. Just give me Slivers.exe, KILLING ME, Sabbat and カルマ-瓦礫のマンティコーラース-, anything where they weren't generic yet, that makes me happy enough.

That probably won't happen. Their first three releases were so solid, man. Everything after that went downhill like a freight train.

It is completely normal for a person to grow out of a music scene or genre, so I personally do not see why everyone seems to be attacking the original poster. I myself have grown out of a variety of music scenes for eventually thinking it to be silly or just not my game anymore. Everyone has at some point.

Being generous with a full-body picture.

Being generous with a full-body picture.

Being generous with a full-body picture.