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Rae Sremmurd's "SremmLife 2" and Migos' "Culture" are the fucking shit. Can't get enough of either albums.

Yes, he finally hit the nail on the head. That is amazing!

But to a teenager the smallest problem might seem like the biggest, heaviest problem in the world at the moment, and when you feel like shit is going against you all the time the smaller problems just gets bigger. Even if it's your own fault as with the episode with the money, when you're already down and do something like that you don't excactly get any higher. There's not any need for big problems when you're a teen. A small one can so easily be more than tough enough on its own. And the problems are typical, I agree, but not everyone can deal with typical. For some people the typical is enough to make you cut yourself, commit suicide, kill someone or whatever bad shit people do.

2017 has been a shit year for metal? What the actual fuck! Makes me wonder what type of godawful metal you like. Been another great year, and that's even before I've started to dig into this year's releases.

Met a girl on tinder and talked a bit. Found out she was a hardcore gamer and even played the same games as me so we've been gaming and talking a lot these last days. Asked her if she was keen on doing something this weekend but she's working, but she was keen on meeting next weekend. Lookin' good. Still diggin' tinder.

Maniac Maniac (1934), or Sex Maniac as it is also known as, is a 1934 exploitation horror film by Dwain Esper who made several exploitation flicks. Maniac is one of those "educational" films and I bet good ol' Dwain Esper thought he was both making a good film and educating young younger people on the subject of insanity. But Maniac, party based on The Black Cat and Murders in the Rue Morgue, isn't much of an educational film at all. It's a cheap, sleazy and truly abysmal exploitation flick where nothing is good at all. This film is trash, but it's interesting trash. It's like a tranwreck and no matter how awful it is, you just gotta keep lookin'. I also love how every new actor brings something of their own to the table. It seems like they were trying their best to overdo the last actors performance. It's hilarious! This surly isn't for everone, but I did enjoy it quite a bit. Which means I loved it! 1/10 Let me also say something about the character 1/10. 1/10 is the character I give to the worst of the worst. Plan 9 from Outer Space, The Astro-Zombies, The Nail Gun Massacre, The Beast of Yucca Flats, Things, Microwave Massacre, Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins (dubbed version of course), and now this masterpiece, Maniac. The ultimate shitfets!

I can not believe how this album has gone underneath everyones radar. An absolute masterpiece, and probably one of the very best heavy metal albums I've heard. This album sounds like it was made by a proper heavy metal band that's mainly inspired by the ancient greek black metal scene (old Rotting Christ, Varathron, Necromantia, Agatus(!!!), Kawir and more) as well as 70's progressive rock. There's something familiar about the music, yet it's so unique and fresh, completely different from everything you've ever heard. The "they come from the skies/they live to die/children became Kings/kings became gods/gods were worshiped and immortalized by man" part is just one of the best things ever. So fucking majestic!

The Mad Monster The Mad Monster is another Sam Newfield film, but it was made the year before Dead Men Walk. It also stars George Zucco who starred in Dead Men Walk. It's basically a mix of The Wolf Man and The Devil Bat and it's bad, but in a very charming, fun and entertaining way. Absurd, but with plenty atmosphere, and lots of camp. It's very hard to dislike something like this. George Zucco is an awesome actor. No matter how shit the film is, he's there to impress you like hell. 6/10

Dead Men Walk In many ways Dead Men Walk is just a Dracula rip off, but in some other ways it comes off as rather unique. I did not expect much from this, but it took me completely off guard. It's slow, it's poorly directed, weirdly acted and so on, but the atmosphere is just fantastic and Dwight Frye's Renfield-esque character is really cool. The part where the vampire gets up from the grave and chants some black artsy mumbu jumbo really sets the tone for the film. It's a campy moment, but it's just awesome. 7/10

This is dropping tomorrow. Really looking forward to this.

The Fatal Hour The Fatal Hour is as far as I know the fourth film in a series if six films about the chinese detective James Lee Wong, played by none other than Boris Karloff the Uncanny! The Fatal Hour is not a horror film, and it's not a very good film. The Fatal Hour is a crime-mystery made to cass in on the success of the much better Charlie Chan film series, which consists out countless films, some which has been lost. Anyway, The Fatal Hour is a surprisingly tame film with poor pace, a boring mystery and a less than interesting cast. I love Boris Karloff and he is fantastic, but he doesn't really fit the role of a chinese detective. But maybe my relationship to horror-esque Karloff is a bit too strong. I don't know. I've seen worse, but I wasn't entertained. 5/10

I thought 13 Reasons Why was really good. Was super entertained throughout the whole series, and I didn't find it slow at all. I thought the pacing was brilliant. I do think it could've done with a few episodes more tho. But that's not a big deal.

The Giant Gila Monster While not a great classic, this creature feature took me by surprise. It's not a good film at all and the lizard usef for the giant gila is just hilarious. It looks sad and tired, and barely moves. But that's just part of the fun in a film like this. One thing I especially liked was the whole Hot Rod part of the film. It really helped set some special mood to the entire film. But the film just has that nice 50's horror/sci-fi feeling to it, and I just can't get enough of that. The thing I did hate in this film though, was Don Sullivan's fucking singing with the god damn ukulele. Fuck off! Someone should've smashed the ukulele over his head and raped him with the remains. Just listen to that abomination of a song. God damn! 6/10

He really tears these ANTIFA and BLM fuckers a new fucking asshole, this guy. Lovely!

Revolt of the Zombies Revolt of the Zombies are Victor Halperin's atempt to make a sequel and recreate the magic from White Zombie, but he fails in all ways possible. Everything about it is poor, and the zombies disappointing. In White Zombie they feel a bit menacing and threatening, but there's nothing like that about them in this film. The lack of atmosphere is also really sad. It's a failure through and through. 4/10

The Terror The Terror is a very cheap film filmed on sets by previous AIP movies, like The Haunted Palace and The Raven, that has Roger Corman as a director and Boris Karloff, a very young Jack Nicholson and Sandra Knight among other in the cast. But wait a minute. Roger Corman as a director? Yes, he was. But there's also a lot of uncredited directors of this film. Francis Ford Coppola, Monte Hellman, Jack Hill and Jack Nicholson also directed big parts of this film. It's rushed, it's poorly written, slow as fuck and is just overall lackluster. Not even Boris Karloff or a young babyfaced Jack Nicholson can save this. However, it's not a total waste. The sets are beautiful and Boris Karloff is Boris Karloff. 5/10

You are a spy.

No. A real slav will have both heels touching the ground when squatting. This is common knowlwdge.

The Beast of Yucca Flats The Beast of Yucca Flats is a legendary bad film and is quite often included in worst movies ever lists. Why you ask? Well, because it suck donkey ass. The direction, acting, cinematography, editing, dialogue and the cheesy, pretencious narration are all fucking shit. The Beast of Yucca Flats ia an absolute travesty of a film. But you know what? This is so bad it's good. This is one of the very few films I've seen which I've rated 1/10, and 1/10 for me is quite a good score. It's what I rate the worst of the worst. This deserves a mention alongside films such as The Nail-Gun Massacre, Manos: The Hands of Fate, Plan 9 From Outer Space, Troll 2 and a dew more as some of the worst films ever. Love it! Highly recommended together with some nachos and a shitload of beer. 1/10

The Screaming Skull I think I mentioned this among the godawful so bad it's gone films in this pack, but I'm not sure what I was thinking. I must have mixed it up with another title. Because I don't think this is a bad film at all and do not let the 3,4 rating on IMDB fool you. The Screaming Skull is cheap, it's silly and very predictable, but it's got tons of fantastic atmosphere throughout the entire film. Highly recommended! Love the opening with the narrator btw: "The Screaming Skull" is a motion picture that reaches its climax in shocking horror. It's impact is so terrifying that it may have an unforeseen effect. It may *kill* you! Then he tells you you will be buried for free if you die of fear during this film. That's how you start a movie! 8/10

Attack of the Giant Leeches Sci-fi horror made by Gene Corman, brother of legendary producer/director Roger Corman. It's a farirly standard 50's creature feature, cheap, b-film horror shlock. This is an entertaining film. It's dumb, it's silly, it's stupid and it's bad, but in a very fun, charming and entertaining way. Not a masterpiece by any means, but it's cool alright. 7/10

Holy fucking fuckity fuck! Most people, me included, thought Syphilitic Vaginas disbanded back in 2012-13, a couple of years after the release of the masterpiece that is Alpha Antichrist, but out of nowhere is an album called Death Freak added to metal-archives, as well as a new single called O.D.C. Agitator and a Complete Studio Collection II which seems to include the majority of the releases between 2011-2014, including Death Freak. That is fucking sick! One of my favourite bands, these unique, blackened speed punkers just can't seem to do no wrong, and their newest album Death Freak sounds crazy good. https://syphiliticvaginas.bandcamp.com/album/complete-studio-collection-ii This sure made me happy.

White Zombie This gem is recognized as the first zombie fil ever. However, the zombies in this film is quite different from the modern zombie seen in Night of the Living Dead and later zombie films which is cannibalistic in nature. The zombies in White Zombie are mindless, unthinking henchmen under the spell of an evil magician. It's a melodramtic horror film starring none else than the glorious Bela Lugosi, where atmosphere is the key to everything. It's a flawed film, with lots of awful acting and some poor timing, but the atmoshere is unique and makes this film to what it is, along with Bela Lugosi of course. I really like this film! 8/10

Ah, ok. My bad. Yeah, early Samhain feels very punky, but then againd deathrock did evolve from punk and is a subgenre of punk. And Samhain isn't the only band who sound punky. It's not like a classic deathrock album like Only Theatre of Pain isn't punky, because it sure does have a strong punk feeling to it. Which again is very natural. But on Samhain's first few releases they kinda took the sound of Misfits into a darker, grittier and more atmospheric direction, starting to move away from the traditional punk/hardcore sound of Misfits. But 45 Grave are also knows as a classic deathrock bands, and it's another band that is heavily rooted in punk. And what exactly is pure deathrock, or what does it mean to play straight deathrock? Christian Death also have clear influences from other genres and subgenres, but no one would deny that they, and a masterpiece like Only Theatre of Pain, are deathrock as pure, straight, true, whatever worse you'd choose, as it gets. And Samhain are a 80's band with an 80's sound, btw. So if the scene is more focused on recycling the 80s than 90s then it wouldn't be totally unlikely that someone would create something in the vein of Samhain. But when I do search for new deathrock bands I usually look for bands who are heavily connected to hardcore than gothic rock or pust-punk. So in that sense I know what I am looking for. I had to search up Deathcharge+deathrock because I know a brazilian Deathcharge (who recently changed their name to DeathSlaüghter) and imidietely thought you were talking of them, which I through was odd as they play black/speed/hardcore/doom metal heavily inspired by Vulcano, Sabbat, Venom, Warfare, Discharge, Apokalyptic Raids and so on.