Bittersweet Candy Bowl

I laughed all the way through Saw 1-5. You could see that they were al moments away from breaking up into paroxysms of laughter. 6 was kinda less funny, mostly because the acting was actually decent.

It is. But the finest aspect is the music, in my opinion. “Man of Constant Trouble” is one of my all-time favourite blues songs. ^_^

@ sammy: When my brother and his girlfriend rent a horror movie, they invite me into the living room to watch it with them and constantly make inappropriate yet hilarious comments that his girlfriend says keeps her from getting too freaked out. She’s a major fan of the Saw movies, possibly thanks in part to my constant joking.

@ ILB: I know. I have the soundtrack~ <3

Hee. Is “Eenie Meenie Miney Mo” on there? ^_^

Tremors was a good horror movie. Good as in bad as in good. And I just watched John Carpenter’s rendition of The Thing, scared the bejeezus outta me.

@ ILB: I don’t know, actually. It’s not on my iPod.
@ Klaus: Videodrome. :3

The only film that ever scared me was Watch the Shadows. Most fucking freaky film ever made… I watched it when I was 14 and I didn’t turn the hall light off outside my room for about three years ;_;

Tee hee. ^_^

Hmm… It appears that it is not, if Wikipedia is to be believed. Shame. That was a lot of fun in the film, to see the KKK sing it so ominously.

Wikipedia isn’t so unreliable as people tend to assert. I mean, a lot of what they put up is justified by the source list at the bottom of the page. I constantly use it as a meta-source for useful information because of how well-cited everything is.

The only criticism people have of it is that anyone can edit it, which is exactly the point T_T

Blood tastes good.

@ilb you have been slowly becoming more and more evil.

Oh, yes. I did not say that I did not believe it. But ever so occasionally, misinformation pops up, so I try to be a bit wary. ^_^

How have I become more evil, if I may ask? ^_^

That’s the thing though. Don’t believe a word of it until you get the source for it anyway, and after that Wikipedia just becomes a middle man since you have a first-hand source by then.

The Doctor who two parter with the gas-mask zombies freaked me out, and my brother is completely terrified of the weeping angels. Oh, and the Library episode with the Vashta Nerada was also pretty creepy.

edit: didn’t notice the conversation moved on, so ignore me.

I like a middleman thank you.

@ilb your recent posts have been getting darker.
I don’t just mean this thread.us

hi dr klaus!
woot! dr who referance!

Can’t wait for the next season, so we’re satisfying our desires with the new Sarah Jane Adventures. Not as classic as Dr Who, but a fine offshoot nonetheless.

In the process of converting .wavs to .mp3s. It’s tiresome.

Have they become darker? ^_^

Oh well. I will have to do something about that, then, dear.

*hugs everybody*

The Empty Child was so freaky ;_; And Silence in the library was also fucking scary, if a little confusing. Weirdly, I didn’t find Blink scary, but it was one of the best episodes in my opinion. Yes, I am a Doctor Who nerd

She has always been this dark, you’ve just never seen her do it before.

The prosecution rests.

See?
your no longer hug to spread joy to the world.
your just trying to make yourself seem like a better person.
The dark side has you now.

Big hug!

A-Num Num!

Oh well. Believe what you will. I am a hugger either way. ^_^

I loved silence in the library!
It didn’t scare me at all though.
no dr who episode has.
I liked the one where he goes to the end of time.

@Jerk: I may use your book thread as I finish with each series. Let’s hear it for E-books! Saving my sanity with each and every stellar trip!

I am the Doctor! And you are the Daleks!

If you weren’t at least a little bit creeped by The Empty Child, then you truly have no soul.

I am happy to say that I never will be, because I will avoid it with all my might. ^_^

no

the above was at klaus

the empty child is one of the episodes i havens seen I think.

Something like this:

Are you my mummy?

edit: try this.

Mauve.

These children have mummies? I thought they ended with Egypt’s passing as a great economic power. ^_^

Mummy=british mommy. As in mum=british mom

Hee. I know. It was a pun. ^_^

Ah, well, in that case, I suppose scientists could have implanted the preserved DNA into the wombs of animals and regrown them en masse, so that you too can have your very own mummy! Only 29.95, plus shipping and handling. Some wrapping required.

Hee. Yes, that would be a fun, albeit morbid, marketing trick. ^_^

Is that the episode where people keep losing there face and are trapped in a cage?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliF64OIdcw

no.
if I am going to see this I,m going to see it in context.

freaky

Did you watch the whole thing?

It’s only 1 minute and 40 somthing seconds long so no.
I turned it off the moment I saw it had been messed with.

Horror films can’t scare me, especially not mindless gore. It’s always either too funny or too boring. I could probably think of something better. Like putting velcro under someones eyelids! The only thing that truly scares and disgusts me is snuff films.

Really? I was horrified when I suddenly walked in on some friends of me watching Saw. I generally avoid movies of that kind when I can. ^_^

I don’t understand fear of sex.

@Box Were you using your Wii an hour or so ago?

why?

@ ILB But I know it’s not real. My willing suspension of disbelief just breaks around violence, and I can’t stop laughing. With a snuff film you have to assume that it’s real (even if it isn’t) and I hate to see others actually suffer.

@ box What are you talking about? Sex is so much effort and pressure, at least for men. If I was a woman I would be a reckless whore.

@Box I’m just guessing you were because I saw you left a period with a “us” after it, which appears on me sometimes when I end a typed sentence.