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Been wanting to see these for a while now, but always forgetting. Thx for the mention, maybe now I'll remember. xD Full Metal Jacket - Pretty cool and depressing movie about how war and that whole soldier-making mentality can fuck you up. I must admit I enjoyed the first 45 mins segment more (the boot camp), but the following hour or so dealing with the actual war itself had its 'feeling' as well.

Thanks for the link! Yeah, sounds pretty boring actually...

Dammit, all these fanclub-only releases~ ;w;

Tropic Thunder - Finally saw this! It was hilarious. Probably everyone who was interested in it already watched this, but if you didn't and you like action-comedies do yourself a favor and go see it nowwww! Some excellent laugh-out-loud moments, Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr really shine here (oh and Tom Cruise, lol).

LOL @11:53 "Kenjirou Kenjirou~" Fun to see him support for the band with his mad bass skillz. Interesting Violet Harenchi "zombie" version from 22:50.

Well that didn't sound too promising (well-made yes, but I didn't feel any connection with it at all).

I don't mind people who don't write their music as long as said music is cool. I guess "young metalhead me" would disagree with "current me" if he ever saw this, heh.

Yessssss can't wait!!!! Also that project seems interesting, I wonder what kind of music they will make -- maybe something like BJC? Since they had an album titled Romeo's Heart, tho that just might be a mere coincidence.

yayyyy

Sounds okay.

Yesssss, the trailer seems good too! Expendables 2 was everything I expected Expendables to be, so by that logic the third movie should be epic as hell!

awww always with these limited things... But cool, I guess.

Ohh right, sorry, I put it in spoiler tags now. xD (I'm just so accustomed to having this sort of stuff in the movies I watch)

what nooo May he rest in peace. His work with E'm~grief~, as well as Vice†Risk and La'miss†fairy was brilliant. He will be missed...

Totally seconding these! Also, reading Inside and Ils on that list reminded me of how nice/creepy Livid (or Livide) was. A bit weird in the ending, but overall a cool and spooky atmosphere. High Tension (or Haute Tension) would be another cool French flick,

Totally excited for the upcoming Mayhem album (and single beforehand featuring one non-album B-side)! Some details: Esoteric Warfare (June 6 / June 10) 01. Watchers 02. Psywar 03. Trinity 04. Pandaemon 05. MYLAB 06. VI.Sec. 07. Throne of Time 08. Corpse of Care 09. Posthuman 10. Aion Suntelia 11. Into the Lifeless [collector's box vinyl bonus track] Wicked cover art too by Zbigniew M. Bielak who did artwork for Behemoth and Watain, among others. According to official sources the album is "based on a concept dealing with the esoteric experimentations of the nuclear powers during the cold war" - sounds cool!

All right, time for da '90s! It was a total pain in the ass to locate as many as ten movies which are not only good but great - okay, maybe not great, I lowered my expectations a bit. xD Sooo~ 1. In the Mouth of Madness Sam Neill in a horror movie - standard enough, with above-standard execution! Great atmospheric and creepy-cool flick with some very Lovecraftian elements, as Bear already mentioned. Probably my absolute favorite '90s horror film. 2. From Dusk till Dawn An unusual beast, it starts out as a crime-thriller, then kind of turns into a horrorfest with some funny gags. Robert Rodriguez is always good in the "high-budget B-movie" type department, as evident here. 3. Misery Excellent (dare I say one of the best) Stephen King adaptation, almost solely depending on the talents of James Caan and Kathy Bates. Needless to say, their acting is superb, especially Kathy doing the demented ex-nurse. 4. Jacob’s Ladder Totally creepy and surreal nightmare-like flick where reality and visions blur together (or do they? dun-dun-duuun). 'Nuff said, fans of weird mindfuck movies must see this one. 5. Braindead A true horror-comedy classic, very crazy, very gross and lots of fun... back when Peter Jackson wasn't busy chasing hobbits and elves, heh. 6. Scream A nice homage / critique / meta-look at the slasher subgenre, through a kind of teen-horror type setting. I chose this more for the sheer nostalgic value it holds for me, saw this when I was like 12. 7. Audition One of those "....oh shit" movies, haha. If you've seen it you know what I mean, if not - go see it right now! An unsettling ride, that's for sure. 8. Event Horizon Another solid horror with Sam Neill, this time with a good deal of sci-fi thrown in. To me, the interior and horrors of the titular ship almost rival Giger's fantastically otherworldly designs for Alien. 9. Army of Darkness This is the part where I'm just rounding out my list to have 10 movies. xD This is an okay movie, quite hilarious, not scary at all but that probably wasn't the point to begin with. 10. Hellraiser: Bloodline Probably the most decent Hellraiser movie after the first two. The ones after this were surprisingly enjoyable too actually (except for the horrific remake).

Not baddddd

Hmmm interesting!

Excellent title, heh.

Big Bad Wolves - Apparently Tarantino said something like this was the best movie of last year... Well, I wouldn't vouch for that but it was a decent and pretty cool experience. This flick is like a mashup of drama, thriller, black comedy and some very toned-down torture porn, and rises some interesting moral questions. All in all, quite a nice movie - reminded me of those Korean revenge themed flicks a bit.

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