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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 11:23:21 AM
Who do you want to marry?
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Good Movies / Re: Childhood nightmare fuel p...
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 11:07:36 AMI just saw an online petition to urge the MPAA that any film in which a dog dies should automatically be rated R. (No mention of cats in the petition, alas.) Now I hate seeing animals die in movies, but - per your comment, Chainsaw - what's the sense in shielding children from the realities of life? That's why I'm introducing my own petition to the MPAA: All Bigfoot horror movies should automatically be rated G - like in the good old days! 
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by bob - Today at 10:19:22 AMI was told to see
How did you drink so much?
How did you drink so much?
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Trouble Tickets / Re: Constant logging on errors...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 09:51:59 AMQuote from: Rev. Powell on Today at 08:19:27 AMThis site is running extremely slow at times and you're probably timing out. I have checked the box that says "always stay logged in" and I have no problems.
I can't diagnose the reason the site is slow, or do anything about it.Probably needs some maintenance under the hood, hopefully Andrew will randomly stop by and take care of it.
Thanks Rev 🙂🐢
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Good Movies / Re: Recent theatrical viewings
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:20:44 AMTEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA: A hot new indie director is hired to reboot her favorite slasher franchise, Camp Miasma, and researches by visiting the reclusive star of the original movie, who now lives on the original set, leading her to a sexual and artistic rebirth. I've never liked the slasher genre, but Schoenbrun's movie helps me understand the appeal, somewhat. According to this deconstruction, slashers are not horror movies with a bit of gratuitous sex thrown in; they're pure sex movies costumed in horror. 4/5.
Dr. Whom is right that it's very meta and will appeal to the same crowd who liked REFLECTION IN A DEAD DIAMOND. I'm not really sure I'd say that movie was "more fun," though. I'd say they're about equal. A matter of personal taste. This movie is much more thoughtful than DIAMOND, which was all beautiful surfaces, and that gives MIASMA a slight edge for me.
Besides Patrick Fischler (I didn't know him by name but recognize him from MULHOLLAND DRIVE), I was tickled to see The Kids in the Hall's Kevin MacDonald in a small role.
Dr. Whom is right that it's very meta and will appeal to the same crowd who liked REFLECTION IN A DEAD DIAMOND. I'm not really sure I'd say that movie was "more fun," though. I'd say they're about equal. A matter of personal taste. This movie is much more thoughtful than DIAMOND, which was all beautiful surfaces, and that gives MIASMA a slight edge for me.
Besides Patrick Fischler (I didn't know him by name but recognize him from MULHOLLAND DRIVE), I was tickled to see The Kids in the Hall's Kevin MacDonald in a small role.
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:04:51 AM
A double album completely covering "Kind of Blue" and "A Love Supreme," although the original melodies are sometimes difficult to pick out. Lots of dub influences. I like.
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Trouble Tickets / Re: Constant logging on errors...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:19:27 AMThis site is running extremely slow at times and you're probably timing out. I have checked the box that says "always stay logged in" and I have no problems.
I can't diagnose the reason the site is slow, or do anything about it. Probably needs some maintenance under the hood, hopefully Andrew will randomly stop by and take care of it.
I can't diagnose the reason the site is slow, or do anything about it.
Probably needs some maintenance under the hood, hopefully Andrew will randomly stop by and take care of it. #10
Bad Movies / Re: 100 *alliterative* movie t...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:16:49 AM95. Bad Boys