Yeah I know there are worse movies like any Mondo movie but I refuse to watch them. Nekromantik is up there with the nasty along with Flower of Flesh and Blood. I not seen Meat Market or Necro Files.

I disagree with Tarentino, you cant compare anything he had made with like likes of August Underground or MSP. They are nothing alike and I am a Tarrentino fan. :nod:

I read that the wrong way :lol:

Great title for a charades game though. :laugh:

you are quite right i shouldn't compare anything that Tarantino has made with anything else except what i've just flushed down the toilet:lol:

I cant stand a lot of the new wave style of horrors nutbag, msp, A U, etc etc they have absolutely nothing to offer except controversy...I dont object to any kind of violence gore controversy etc etc if the films are half decent ..but these type of films arent even that. take msp its like it badly cut r missing.. he walking down street then nxt minute he stood with a dead body... the film was extremely boring i kept fast forwarding....... id rather have a cup of tea and watch the soaps with the misses than watch half of this tripe... and i cant stand the soaps

He did indeed! Good to know that Uncle Jess was willing to stand by his principles.

I thought he was hounded out of Spain for inflicting great pain on the nation's eyesight....:lol:

Maybe they mistook bullshit for bullfights. :lol:

The blind (dead) are truly deserving of our pity, for they cannot appreciate that which they cannot see...

Unfortunately, I don't have an English language source for you, but the Finns are actually going to follow Sweden's example and will CLOSE DOWN their stately censorship bureau for good!

http://yle.fi/uutiset/kulttuuri/2010...a_1400664.html

Not that it'll make much of a difference, as the Finns haven't really censored any movies since 2001, when they FINALLY allowed "18" rated films to be released for the home market as a result to the internet and internationally available DVDs.

Finnish tv stations have already applied their own reasonable ratings to their programmes and distributors will continue to give "age ratings", but as a mere advise to customers.

Some countries have understood that the dinosaur-methods of media censorship- still en vogue in Germany to this day- are more than outdated in the 21st century and a proper "media eduction" is far more effective.:rockon::biggrin: