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Toy Story 3 (2010)

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Before I get stuck into this thoroughly in-depth and informative review, I first need to tell a story from my past. We'll get to Toy Story 3 eventually. Don't you worry your pretty little head. But I have a grander point to make here and that requires some background. Setting the fuckin' scene, so to fuckin' speak. What's a romantic walk on the beach without the sumptuous orange sunset as a backdrop? Nothing more than sand between the toes and the looming spectre of melanoma. That's what. Hell, a review without intimate personal information is like flowers without chocolates. Dinner without a movie. 2 in the pink without 1 in the stink. A marriage proposal without the obligatory kneeling subservience. So bear with me. Pretend I'm on my knees, my face at your crotch level, about to place the diamond ring on your finger. If we were together in person, then you bet your ass I'd fellate/cunniling you into a screaming mess right now. Alas, I'm just words on a screen, so oral sex is out of the question. Sadly. Instead I'll regale you all with an illustrative anecdote that I hope you enjoy. What you are about to read is 100% true. Here goes...

image The year was 1996. I was 17 years young. Not yet the depraved porno freak I am today, but what I lacked in knowledge, I made up for in eagerness. My cock could've split diamonds. My testicular enthusiasm was so furious that perchance a fair lass t'would merely glance my way, effluvient oceans of teenseed would gusheth forth from mine member like a tsunami of milky lust, enough to satiate the most zealous of bukkake fiends. My belly button took money shots like a champ and never once asked me if I still respected it. Great days...

I lived in a crappy house with my brother and a good friend of mine named Mark. We used to get porn vids on bootleg VHS from a mate of my bro's, a real weird dude who got a kick out of showing people shitflicks. These videos would have been copied over so many times that the title on the tape would never be what you were actually watching. The label could've said 'I Love It In My Ass 8', but you may have been watching 'I Love It In My Ass 9'. The '90s were a crazy decade.

This one time, we're watching some hot peen-in-poon action and probably huffing down a grocery bag worth of bonghits, when it randomly cuts to some German dude pissing on a chick. It wasn't the first golden shower I'd ever seen, and it would be far from the last. But this, ladies and gentlemen, was the single most important golden shower of my entire fucking life.

image What sets this particular golden shower apart from the rest was not any especially depraved quality. It was just all splashed on her tits with nothing in the way of bathing motions or taste testing. Nope, what this sucker had was duration. It just kept going and going. No camera cuts. Simply a continuous pour. Oh sure, it would slow down to a trickle sometimes, but only to then come back strong and forceful. We were so impressed that we timed the piss. It lasted for 2 minutes. on the dot. TWO. FUCKING. MINUTES. If you're not overwhelmed with awe right now, then you and 17 year old me could never get along. And frankly, you can go fuck yourself.

This 2 minute Everest of urinary fortitude became not just a sight to be witnessed, but a goal to be achieved. A mountain to climb. We would learn to moderate our piss squirts to achieve the maximum time span. You couldn't just let it all go at once, you had to train your urethral muscles to ease it out at a steady pace. Pretty soon, we'd started taking a stopwatch to the toilet to time our pisses. Kinda like the training sequences in a Rocky movie, only with less weights being lifted and more torrents of urine pouring from dickholes. It was not uncommon to hear one of us exit the bathroom and proudly bellow throughout the house something like, "46 seconds! Not too bad!" None of us ever broke the minute mark, but we tried. We tried...

What does this have to do with Toy Story 3?? Taking a lengthy piss is all about pacing yourself. And Toy Story 3 has great pacing.

image In a sense, life itself is much like a golden shower. You have to pace yourself. Restrain yourself. Keep living at a steady stream. Don't get overly excited and force things too much or it'll be over too quick and then you're just stagnant yellow toilet water. But at the same time, you can't hold everything in. You gotta relieve yourself when you need to. Maybe you're the type to just explode like a tidal wave, giving it all to the wind, spraying the world with your golden glory. But I think it's best to always save a little reserve to keep on keeping on.

But you're not just giving this golden shower, you're also receiving it. So make the most of it. Let it wash over you. Taste it as often as you can. Don't be afraid to get your face in there and fully immerse yourself in the fountain. Yeah, it might sting your eyes, but that's all part of the fun. Remember, this cradle-to-grave scenario is a one-time thing. This is the only stream of piss you're ever gonna get. So please, don't let it shoot over your shoulder and don't let it just trickle down into a puddle at your feet. Get stinky, motherfuckers. Your existence is happening. Now. Don't let it piss away.

Oh and, like, watch Toy Story 3. Coz, ya know, that's the movie I just reviewed...

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I'm due for a re-watch of Transsiberian (2008)

Gottfrid called it "Brad Anderson's best".

You're going to be disappointed if you're expecting to see tons of suspense, twists, or gore.
Strictly a character study, and barely works as one being such a slow-burn, but there's a certain poetry to it. 6/10

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Deadpool 2

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This is a beautiful, cinematic trailer that shows you NOTHING about the story. This is a trailer done right.
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Another No Imdb boards rant.

I love Trash Epics and everyone on here and the people involved. The IMDB boards however was such a good time waster, I work 9 hour days with headphones on, in front of a computer and it was cool to take a 5 minute break to see who was bitching about what, on the Horror boards or other movies. They amount of people posting kept a small social pulse in my life, if I was included in the conversation or not. It is weird that I keep going to the old IMDB boards out of habit.

As far as I know this is the only place that has an "quicker" response time than most boards on the internet, regarding horror/sarcasm. I mean there are probably good MD websites to talk about spores and shit but the lack of the IMDB boards has added a shade of lonlieness in my life.

Obviously, as soon as I exit work, life is normal again. I don't know if anyone is feeling similar.

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Your best blind watch experience

Mine was back in 1990. I was only 18 years old. Me and my mate went to the drive in for an all night marathon. I can't even remember the list of films that was playing. I remember falling asleep and waking up around 2am just as Jacob's Ladder came on. I'd never heard anything about it and thought I was in for a war film at first. I was a bit bleary eyed at first but was soon wide awake and blown away by it. A magnificent surprise experience that you just cant recreate.

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301 Horror Movies to See Before You Die

Sorry for another list but I have these sitting on my computer so figured I would keep sharing. I am not sure the history or qualifications of this list but I believe it was something members of the IMDb horror board came up with.

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28 Days Later
A Nightmare on Elm Street
A Serbian Film
A Tale of Two Sisters
A Warning to the Curious
A Whisper in the Dark
Alien
Altered
Altered States
American Psycho
An American Werewolf in London
Angel Heart
Angst
Antibodies
April Fool's Day
Army of Darkness
Assault! Jack the Ripper
Audrey Rose
Bad Taste
Basket Case
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Belve Feroci
Bird with the Crystal Plumage
Black Christmas
Black Sabbath
Black Sunday
Blind Beast
Blood and Roses
Blood Feast
Blood for Dracula
Blue Sunshine
Body Double
Brain Damage
Bug
Burial Ground: Nights of Terror
Caligula
Candyman
Cannibal Campout
Cannibal Holocaust
Cape Fear
Carnival of Souls
Carrie
Cat People
Chaos
Chute de la Maison Usher
Creepshow
Cube
Curse of the Werewolf
Dance of the Damned
Dark Water (2002)
Dark Waters (1994)
Daughters of Darkness
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Day of the Dead
Dead Alive
Dead and Buried
Dead Heat
Dead of Night
Death Bed
Deathdream
Dellamorte Dellamore
Demon Seed
Demons (1985)
Demonsamongus
Dog Soldiers
Don't Look Now
Dracula (1931)
Duel
Dust Devil
Ebola Syndrome
Eden Lake
Equus
Eraserhead
Eugenie D'Sade
Event Horizon
Evil Dead II
Eyes Without a Face
Face of Another
Faces of Death
Faust
Fido
Flesh and the Bloody Terror
Frankenstein
Freaks
Friday the 13th
Fright Night
Frightmare (1974)
From Beyond
Funhouse
Gin Gwai
Ginger Snaps
God Told Me To
Gojira
Gremlins
Grindhouse
Halloween
Halloween II (1985)
Halloween II (2009)
Hangover Square
Hard to Die
Hardware
Hatchet
Hausu
Hellraiser
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
High Tension
Hostel
Hour of the Wolf
House by the Cemetery
House of Mortal Sin
House of Usher
House with Laughing Windows
I Drink Your Blood
I Walked with a Zombie
In a Glass Cage
In the Mouth of Madness
Inferno
INLAND EMPIRE
Inside
Intruder
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Jacob's Ladder
Jaws
Kill, Baby, Kill
King Kong
Korkarlen
Kwaidan
Last House on the Left
Let Sleeping Corpses Lie
Let the Right One In
Let's Scare Jessica to Death
Lisa and the Devil
Litan
Long Weekend
Luther the Geek
Mad Love
Man Bites Dog
Maniac
Mannequin in Red
Marebito
Mark of the Devil
Martin
Martyrs
Masque of the Red Death
May
Mill of the Stone Women
Murders in the Zoo
Murder-Set-Pieces
My Bloody Valentine (1981)
My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?
Near Dark
Nekromantik
New York Ripper
Night of the Demon (1957)
Night of the Demon (1980)
Night of the Demons (1988)
Night of the Hunter
Night of the Living Dead
Night of the Werewolf
Noroi: The Curse
Nosferatu (1922)
Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht (1979)
Onibaba
Open Water
Opera
Pan's Labyrinth
Paranormal Activity
Perfume of the Lady in Black
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Pieces
Piranha
Pitch Black
Planet of the Vampires
Possession
Predator
Prince of Darkness
Profondo Rosso
Psycho
Ravenous
Razorback
Re-Animator
Repo! The Genetic Opera
Repulsion
Return of the Living Dead
Ringu
Ringu 0
Rosemary's Baby
Salo
Santa Sangre
Satanico Pandemonium
Saw
Scanners
Scream
Scream of Fear
Se7en
Session 9
Shaun of the Dead
Shivers
Silence of the Lambs
Singapore Sling
Slither
Slumber Party Massacre
Snuff 102
Sommarens tolv manader
Spider Baby
Spoorloos
Straw Dogs
Suspiria
Tenebre
Tetsuo
The Beyond
The Birds
The Black Pit of Dr. M
The Blair Witch Project
The Blob
The Body Snatcher
The Boxer's Omen
The Bride of Frankenstein
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
The Centerfold Girls
The Creature from the Black Lagoon
The Descent
The Devil-Doll
The Devils
The Devil's Rejects
The Evil Dead
The Exorcist
The Fearless Vampire Killers
The Flesh and the Fiends
The Fly (1986)
The Fog
The Grapes of Death
The Haunted
The Honeymoon Killers
The Howling
The Human Centipede
The Innocents
The Invisible Man
The Killer Snakes
The Killing of Satan
The Last Broadcast
The Last Horror Movie
The Last House on Dead End Street
The Living and the Dead
The Living Skeleton
The Lodger (1944)
The Man They Could Not Hang
The Manson Family
The Mephisto Waltz
The Mist
The Most Dangerous Game
The Mummy (1932)
The Nanny
The Ninth Gate
The Old Dark House
The Omen
The Orphanage
The Others
The Reflecting
Skin
The Ring
The Ruins
The Sect
The Shining
The Sixth Sense
The Stepfather
The Stepford Wives
The Tenant
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Thing
The Thing from Another World
The Thrill Killers
The Toxic Avenger
The Ugly
The Unknown (1927)
The Vault of Horror
The Virgin Spring
The Wicker Man
The Witchfinder General
The Wolf Man
Them!
Thirst
Through the Looking Glass
Tombs of the Blind Dead
Torso
Tourist Trap
Triangle
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Vampyr
Videodrome
What Have You Done to Solange?
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
When a Stranger Calls
Whistle and I'll Come to You
Who Can Kill a Child?
Wolf Creek
Yngsjomordet
Young Frankenstein
Zombi
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That film with that bloke who was in that other fi

What was it? It had that guy in it who was in that other film. American he was, spoke with a deep voice. In this film he talks to this woman and says something about his job or something. The woman is also American and she giggles a lot.

Anyone know what the film is?

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Burial Ground (1981)

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Incest is funny to me. Out of all the taboo subjects I can think of, incest definitely makes me laugh the hardest. It's a nasty, fucked up thing that I don't quite understand. But it is reality. That we can all agree on. Brother and sister, father and daughter, maybe even grammy and grampy get involved from time to time, but to me, nothing seems quite as awkward and uncomfortable as mother on son love. Or in this one case, son on mother. Today, I want to talk about a movie that is very dear to my heart. A movie that shamelessly, and very randomly, adds a tasty little sub plot involving incest. One boy's dream of someday sticking it to the woman who shat him out into the world. Or at least copping as many feels as he can get away with. Maybe he's sick, but in his defense, little Michael's mom is still pretty hot. Just sayin'

image But what's Michael's deal? Well, I don't know, exactly. But he's not at all normal. That's established before he even says anything. Michael is being dragged by mother and her new husband out to the country to stay in an old mansion with two other couples, who all enjoy flirting with each other very much. The only thing worse than being a third wheel is being a seventh wheel, says Michael. Or I'm sure that's what he was thinkng. He doesn't seem very happy about this vacation, and it's made obvious that he feels threatened by the new step father, as he tries to horn in every chance he gets, which is usually successful. But back to how not normal this "kid" is. Little Michael's lack of normalness and his flat out creepiness is partly due to the fact that he is being portrayed by an adult. A pale, little man named Peter Bark. And his voice is dubbed in English by another adult trying in vain to sound like a child. Also, Michael looks a bit like a mini-Dario Argento. Or maybe Argento looks like a jumbo Peter Bark. There's really no way of telling. Welcome to Burial Ground!

So, yeah. This is a zombie movie. "The professor", who lived in this mansion, decided to resurrect the dead for some reason and ended up paying for it with his life, presumably, the night before everyone showed up. And as we now wait for the giddy couples to get torn apart, we're treated to plenty of filler, involving these people frollicking about in the garden, and making out. Eventually, zombies emerge from the caves and invade the countryside, ruining an otherwise pleasant weekend for all. The zombies are here, and they're not going away. And some of them even look like The Toxic Avenger.

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These are some extremely old corpses. And slow ones. They really shouldn't be a problem to avoid, but somehow, end up being a huge one for these people who all manage to do everything wrong when attemtping to flee these things. In fact, stupidity has rarely been so abundant in a Horror film as it is in Burial Ground. Looking back, nobody should have had to die in this film, but they certainly did, and things get really gory. Meanwhile, little Michael never seems to give up on this thing with his mom. No matter how bad things get, or how scared he gets, it's always in the back of his mind. I can tell.

image Directed by Giallo master, Andrea Bianchi, Burial Ground is one of the first bad Horror films that I fell in love with, and to this day, still my all-time favorite Italian Horror film. And it may sound a bit excessive, but I'm proud to say that this is one of the few films I own on vhs, dvd and blu-ray. The blu-ray looks fantastic, but I seem to always find myself going back to my beloved Vestron copy whenever I feel the urge. Technically, this is a terrible way to watch the film, as it's dark, grainy and just plain awful looking. But somehow, this only adds to the nightmarish tone of it all. The gore mixed with the glorious stupidity, and of course the thick layer of sleaziness that you could cut with a knife, makes Burial Ground one of the all-time great bad/WTF movies. As a zombie film, it's not the best thing ever, but the dark atmosphere and constant sense of dread makes this not only hilarious, but a pretty decent Horror film on top of it. Best of both worlds.

But back to the one thing this film will be remembered for. Little Michael. This freak of nature is something to behold. A character that seemingly exists just to fuck with our heads for all time. A boy who knows what he wants and goes for it, a character with a built-in sub plot that will go down in B-movie history as one of the most random and creepy qualities ever put to film. With all the chaos involving the dead, Michael's hardon for his mother is simply just there. Never really the point, but always there. Clearly, the boy had a lot of issues. Some of which maybe not even mother-related. Issues we could have even seen explored had the dead not gotten involved. But, unfortunately, we'll never know what evil or insanity was behind those cold, dead eyes. Maybe we're better off not knowing. 8/10

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Amicus films and other horror anthology films.

I love horror anthology movies. They're up there with slasher and zombie movies for me.

I think 'Creepshow' is probably the most well-known horror anthology film. Written by Stephen King and directed by George Romero, it's a fun ride with a lot of cool actors, all to the music of John Harrison (who also did the soundtrack for 'Day of the Dead'). It was followed by a not-so-well-known and not-as-good-but-still-fun sequel, 'Creepshow 2'. There's also a 'Creepshow III', but it apparently really sucks, so I've never bothered with it.

Between the first two 'Creepshow' movies, a series was started called 'Tales from the Darkside'. It's a lot like 'Tales from the Crypt' in how its episodes are. A different story of terror with each episode. But originally, it was going to a 'Creepshow' TV series. Several years later however, after 'Creepshow 2', came a movie called 'Tales from the Darkside: The Movie'. So that's pretty much the real third 'Creepshow' movie.

Enough on the history lesson though. I'm a big fan of the first two 'Creepshow' movies, as well as 'Tales from the Dark: The Movie'. How I feel about most anthology movies is, even if one segment kind of sucks, it won't be long before you get a different, and hopefully better, segment. But to me, it's not just about each individual story. It's also about the wrap-around story and how it's presented. Is there a 'host' of some kind, a character that knows each person's story in the movie or something along those lines? If so, that can make the wrap-around story even more enjoyable.

Well, years before the first 'Creepshow' movie, Amicus started putting out there own horror anthology films, starting with 'Dr. Terror's House of Horrors'. Then there was 'Torture Garden', 'The House That Dripped Blood', 'Asylum', 'Tales from the Crypt', 'The Vault of Horror', and 'From Beyond the Grave'. I won't really go into each film individually, though I will say my personal favorites are 'Asylum', 'Tales from the Crypt', and 'From Beyond the Grave'.

What I like about them most I'd say is the overall feel of them. It's hard to describe. It's a feel that I never get with any newer horror movie though. I guess just because of time those were made in. The settings and stories somehow just usually went together perfectly. Nothing really felt forced or out of place. Compared to the more recent 'Trick 'r Treat', which isn't nearly as smooth or intriguing. I don't hate 'Trick 'r Treat', but it's definitely a shell of what horror anthology films used to be.

I guess a big part of what made those Amicus ones work is also the actors that were involved, mainly Peter Cushing, who was in more of them than anyone else. Maybe it was something about UK actors from that era? Because I can't imagine those movies turning out quite the same if US actors/producers/directors had been involved. There would have been a very different feel.

Not to come off as some kind of pretentious snob who thinks only films made outside of the US are best (which would completely conflict with my 'Maximum Overdrive' article anyway), but in the case of horror anthology movies from that era, Amicus and all the people in the UK involved with those movies knew their shit. That said, I do think it's funny how most of the sources for their movies' stories came from US sources, like EC Comics and Robert Bloch.

There were a couple non-Amicus movies from then too. One was 'Tales That Witness Madness' and the other was 'The Monster Club'. Both involved people who were also involved with the Amicus movies though, so they also have a similar feel to them. However, 'The Monster Club' has a much cheesier vibe to it also than the others. Not sure if that's because it was made in the 1980s or because it had two US actors, Vincent Price and John Carradine. Of course, those two alone make the movie worth seeing.

I personally doubt that horror anthology films will ever make any kind of real comeback, but I'll always have an interest in them.

#Amicus #Anthologies #Creepshow #TalesFromTheDarkside
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Who're your favorite companies to buy movies from?

These days, I buy a lot of Shout Factory's releases. They aren't quite as expensive as some other companies and they're usually full of special features. I've also recently gotten into Arrow and Lionsgate's Vestron series. Too bad it's taken Lionsgate so long to realize that releasing VHS rips on DVD isn't what collectors want.

I used to be heavily into Anchor Bay, but they've lost a lot of their catalog, holding onto only a few big titles like Halloween and Evil Dead. Their spinoff, Blue Underground, seems to be faring slightly better. I figure streaming has hurt some of these companies, but business must not be too bad with the amount of new titles Shout Factory announces weekly.

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