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Chav hails from the Fertile Crescent? Is it Crescent Fresh?

Meat Beat Manifesto-United Nations etc. etc.

1 - The Break-Up Universal Pictures Distribution $38,053,000 $38,053,000 1 3070 2 1 X-Men: The Last Stand 20th Century Fox, 20th Century Fox International $34,350,000 $175,681,000 2 3714 3 3 Over the Hedge Paramount Pictures, United International Pictures $20,647,000 $112,357,000 3 3993 4 2 The Da Vinci Code Sony Pictures Releasing, Sony Pictures Releasing International $19,300,000 $172,656,000 3 3757 5 4 Mission: Impossible III Paramount Pictures, United International Pictures $4,679,000 $122,664,000 5 2667 6 5 Poseidon Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures International $3,411,000 $51,679,000 4 2720 7 6 RV Sony Pictures Releasing $3,300,000 $61,806,000 6 2181 8 7 See No Evil Lionsgate $2,000,000 $12,364,000 3 1270 9 22 An Inconvenient Truth Paramount Vantage $1,332,000 $1,912,000 2 77 10 8 Just My Luck 20th Century Fox International, 20th Century Fox Distribution $825,000 $15,571,000 4 958 11 12 An American Haunting Freestyle Releasing $482,000 $15,592,000 5 528 12 9 United 93 Universal Pictures Distribution, United International Pictures $464,000 $30,585,000 6 654

Plus, theres the fact that they can't pull off a war successfully. If you think about that fact, then it's pretty obvious that all conspiracy theories about the government causing 9/11 are null and void.

Pink Floyd post Barret pre DSOTM 1.) Meddle 2.) A Saucerful of Secrets 3.) Obscured by Clouds 4.) Atom Heart Mother 5.) Ummagumma 6.) More 7.) Relics

Man, you fucking rock.

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I don't have touretted assface, but if I did, SO WHAT? You hating on people with shit like that? That's pretty pathetic. Um...yeah, whatever you say. Keep up the good work, because I think your hilarious.

I'd fuck up your skull twice, before I even needed blow to shit. His ass should be banned. Have you seen the General Chat forim? It's fucking spammed up with chazz1998's whiny little bitch questions. Hears a question, is chazz1998 a stupod motherfucker? YES. Man, your like the Tourettes Guy of TSM.

This entry is dedicated Hotbutter Spoonbuster, aka "TSM's answer to Tourettes Guy". -Been a busy week, and I'm fucking tired. I haven't had a good night's sleep in a while now. -I saw the piolet for "Korgoth of Barbaria" on Adult Swim last night, and it it's awesome. It's on again at 10:30 tonight, and I recommend it. Also, the new season of "The Venture Brothers" debuts June 25th. -The "9/11 Conspiracy Theories" thread on the CE folder is a great big pile of stupid. That's all I have to say about that. -Finally, my thoughts on Hotbutter Spoonbuster: This guy rules. I don't thinl he has any idea what he's saying, and he spews forth insults and profanity like he's internet celebrity Tourettes Guy. So here's to you HBSB: Don't you ever change.

Explain plz You see, some people have a rather disusting fetish... Seriously though, this guy is the best new poster in a while.

Time to post an old internet cliche

That show seriously scares the shit out of me for some reason.

Pharcyde-Passin' Me By

Man, the quality of this thread went down faster than an unwanted pregnancy at prom night.

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Here's the Horror Movie Schedule For Summer of 2006. Remember, dates are subject to change June 6th The Omen-Remake of the classic original. Stars Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber and Mia Farrow. Official Homepage June 9th From Beyond Directors Cut-The Directors cut of Stuart Gordon's 1986 follow up to "Re-Animator" will see it's debut on the Monsters HD channel on this date, with a DVD release date to be announced sometime this year. June 13th Cemetary Man-Well, it's been a long wait, but the Italian Zombie classic from 1994 finally makes it's DVD debut in the US on this date. June 20th The Hills Have Eyes-Alexandre Aja's remake of the 1977 classic comes to DVD on this date as an unrated director's cut. July 14th Pulse-Remake of the Japanese Horror film Kristen Bell, Ian Somerhalder, Steve Talley and Cristina Milian. Deals with a website that allows ghosts to enter our world. Official Homepage July 18th Carnivale-Both Season two and a box set of the complete two seasons come out on this date Subject Two-Acclaimed Festival Favorite deals with a doctor who creates a resurrection formula and tests it on a man by killing him and resurrecting him-over and over again. Official Homepage July 15th Final Destination 3-2 disc special edition, though I don't know why New Line thinks it deserves a 2 disc treatment. August 4th Fragile-A nurse at a closing childrens hospitle played by Calista Flockhart tries to protect the patients from a malevolent spirit. Official Hompage August 8th Tromeo and Juliet-Special 2-Disk 10th anniversery edition. Healraiser III: Hell On Earth (Special Edition) August 15th Do You Like Hitchcock?-Latest from Dario Argento. August 18th Snakes On A Plane-I'm not going to say anything, because if I did, it's probably already been said Official Hompage August 25th Pan's Labyrinth-Guillermo del Toro's latest (which was a part of the competion in Cannes) deals with a girl who, in post WWII Spain, finds herself in a garden maze behind her home-and finds strange creatures. Official Homepage August 29th Let's Scare Jessica To Death-DVD Debut of the early 70's cult classic. Trilogy of Terror Set For August Release The Descent-Neil Marshall's acclaimed follow up to "Dog Soldiers" deals with six women who end up fighting for their lives in a caving trip. Official Hompage The Ordeal-After a while, it seems like this French horror/black comedy, that's been said to be a mix of Deliverence and expressionist cinema, makes it's debut in August as a limited release.

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-I forgot to mention in my last entry that I read both "WrestleCrap" and "The Death Of WCW". Still great stuff. -Anyways, I've changed my mind, and instead decided to list the worst horror movie sequals ever made instead of the worst movie sequals ever made. Here thay are, in no particualr order: Hellraiser: Bloodline-To me, this is the worst of the seven sequals. Sure, III was the beginning of the downfall, 5 and 6 were dreadful, and 7 and 8 were watchable (I kinda liked 7), but the fourth entry in the series is the worst because IMO, it had so many possibilities (in spite of it's tacked on sci-fi gimmick) to be good. Pinhead gets in some great lines ("Do I look like someone who cares about what God thinks?") and it has some interesting cenobites, as well as a cool backstory. However, it all feels rushed and incomplete. Basically, it feels like a wasted opportunity. Friday the 13th 8-The worst of the series, this one is really boring, and feels uninspired. Plus, Jason really doesn't do that much in Manhatten. Zombi 4: After Death-While "Zombi 3" is bad, it's at least entertainingly bad. This one is the worst of the series, as it has no interesting gore, characters, or even interesting Zombies. It's all just really boring, and proof that America isn't the only place were shitty sequals are made. Fun fact: Don "The Dragon" Wilson has a small role in the movie, and from what I read in a book, one of the lead actors is also a gay pornstar. Return of the Living Dead 4 and 5-These two movies are complete disasters in the world of zombie cinema, and a slap to the face of any ROTLD fan. Child's Play III-No interesting kills, an underused Chucky, and a horrible ending make this one a complete disaster. At least we got "Bride of Chucky" after this one. Pet Cemetary II-Dull, nonsensical, and really just pointless, this is one of the worst sequals to a Stephan King Adaptation I can think of. The Ring 2-To think, Iactually like the remake more than the Japanese original. Here, Samara becomes a cheap Freddy Krueger knock off, and loses everything that made her scary. Way to go Hollywood. Return Of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre-The only thing good in this movie is Matthew McConaughey as a psychopathic redneck named Vilmer. The rest of this (including Leatherface as a cowardly transvestite) is an insult. That's all for now. Next time: severely underappreciated Horror movies, part one

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There's a ton of horror movies out there, and just like albums, there are ones that don't get as much attention as they deserve. Here are some that I think deserve more attention. Trauma-Underappreciated movie from Dario Argento. Some say this was the start of his directorial downfall, but I'd disagree (I'd say it's "Phantom of the Opera"). Here, his daughter Asia stars as a bulemic girl who is taken into custody by a concerned cop. Oh, and there's a killer who decapitates his victems with a nifty noose device. Also, cool appearences from the likes of James Russo, Brado Dorrif, and Piper Laurie. Luther The Geek-No, not a nerd, but a circus geek. Here, a serial killer with a thing for biting necks (who also clucks like a chicken, and has a pair of cool metal dentures) is let out of jail-and terrorizes a mother, her daughter, her boyfriend, and a cop. Goofy, but oddly creepy. Warning Sign-Before there was "28 Days Later", there was this movie about a virus that infects the workers at a secret lab, turning them into maniacs whose skin is peeling off. The movie also stars Sam ("Law and Order") Waterson and Kathleen Quinlan. Blood Diner-Weird ass tribute to Hershell Gordon Lewis is one of the strangest horror comedies ever made. This movie deals with brothers trying to reawaken an Egyptian goddess by killing women-and that's just the start. From then on, we get zombies, cool visual gags ("battered girlfriend" is a favorite), and other things. Street Trash-A wall to wall celebration of bad taste, this sucker has liquor that causes people to melt and explode. Oh, and winos, necrophilia, gang rape, fart jokes, and a game of hot potato with a severed penis. Body Melt-More body exploding goodness. This time, it's a weight loss supplement. It's really confusing, but it's quit unforgettable, disgusting, and funny. The Stendhal Syndrome-Another underappreciated Film from Dario Argento. His daughter Asia stars again, this time as a police woman/past rape victim who finds herself slowly going insane while tracking down a serial killer. Interesting fact: When Stuart Gordon saw it, he was so disturbed he had to leave the theatre. I Drink Your Blood-Here's one kkktookmybabyaway might like: A cult of Charles Manson like hippies/devil worshippers get rabies, and cause havoc on a small town. Full of (poorly done) gore, bad acting, and other things that make 70's exploitation so awsome. Just Before Dawn-From the director of MST3K "favorite" "Squirm" and the cult favorite "Blue Sunshie" comes this cool little slasher, which mixes "Friday the 13th","Deliverance", and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" into a fun little movie. Junk-Japanese rip-off of Italian zombie movies is still a blast in my eyes. Plus, it's got a hot naked zombie chick, and a zombie that eats it's own flesh. That's all for now. Next time: Whatever comes to mind.

It's pretty damn bad.

Interesting Fact: "Dagon" was originally meant to be the follow up to "Re-Animator" (and was going to be called "The Shadow Over Innsmouth", which the movie is based on) but the studio thought it was too weird, and had no major appeal. Ironically, "From Beyond" is considerably weirder than "Dagon". I'm still waiting for the DVD date to that one being announced. Also, I always thought that "Hellraiser III" was the beginning of the downfall of the series. Here, Pinhead became more of a jokey Freddy Kreugeresque character, and all of the Cenobites were goofy instead of frightning or S&M based.

At least "Jason X" (the one were he's in space) is intentionally funny, and "Jason Goes To Hell" had a teaser of sorts for "Freddy vs. Jason" at the end. Interesting fact: McConaughey considers his performance in ROTCM to be one of his best.