Café de Nuit

this film is now available as part of the Hammer Horror series. i recently bought it and enjoyed Brides. i vaguely recall seeing this one as a young boy and i remember being impressed with meister's death scene.

i'm interested.

Near Dark

nobaody here has mentioned Lance Henrickson. i'm really suprised. an RL movie would be better served by character actors and NO BIG NAME STARS.

how is this book? does anybody in Frat-land have it? use it?

i'm interested in the aboleth section.

what ever happened to the "Lords of Madness" book?

the confessions of saint augustine
the aneid
harvest of empire
the war with hannibal
tales of edgar allen poe (franklin mint edition)
the pearl
trial of the templars
the disenchanted island
unfinished tales

took off of work to see it on opening day. i loved the way the city of Gotham was depicted. in this respect, BB was much better than the Burton films.

i like Valachan, myself. not the safest domain. their tax collection system needs some work. but i like the thought of living in a more rustic setting.

i've been watching the Millenium DVD set recently.

you can take your pick of scary moments from this show.

i got a new job as the Director of a Beacon Center here in Philly and i've been working 12 hour days in preparation for our summer camp. sorry i havent posted for awhile.

jamesravenwing wrote:That bit seriously freaked me out as well. I suppose I'm just naturally predisposed to trust authority figures (aside from politicians, they're just evil).

a bit off the topic but ... i dont think politicians are inherently evil, but they often fail numerous Powers Checks once they're elected.

ScS of the Fraternity wrote: In summary, could have been much better with a different writer, director, lead actress.. ah heck, if you want good, go see Ginger Snaps.
4 out of 10.

ouch

OK ... i know i'm lame, but i just saw 28 Days Later last night for the first time. scariest moment: when the protagonists realize that the army they thought would help them are more savage and tribal than the infected.

amargura, senores que a veces me da
la cura resulta mas mala que la enfermedad.

As for the Black Box, while it might not seem amazing and innovative now, at the time it was quite astounding. The advice therein on building atmosphere alone was worth the price of admission. Of all the setting books I own, the original black book is the only one I still go back and read regularly...

Gemathustra wrote:http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf
See what these nice people are up to...

wow. i'm not a werewolf-fan by any stretch compared to these folks