Yeah, that's like the only good thing about it, as it's ****ing bizarre. :crazy:

I don't play 'gameboy' because I have a life, so I will concede that it is a pop-culture reference I am not aware of

i see... i am talking about something a long time ago though. not that pop anymore (1995 i think).

C'mon Suzi, it's pretty obvious none of have lives, as we're posting on a cult film forum at 8pm on a Friday night! :tongue1: x 100

:D

Even in 1995 (possibly) I had a life

Where am I up to? :Rasp x4:?

Hey - vodka + nothing on telly (except an Alice Cooper DVD) = I have a life more than most of you

:Rasp x 1 more than you (or anyone else) can come up with!:

I imagine some old bird in a social housing flat now when I think of you. Smoking homemade fags (made with a machine) and drinking home brand beer from tesco, where you go in your 1984 ford escort. :tongue1:

Nah, just kidding. I bet you're one of those hot oldies.

Banter aside - no, I'm not ::-(:

not hot?

The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires

Oh yes! Stephen Sommers crappy Mummy films wish they were as cool as this :cool: I liked how the action scenes carried a genuine sense of peril, and the fight choreography was pretty decent. The seven vampires were kick-ass villains - shame about John Forbes-Robertson as Dracula, thought he was rubbish! Good job he only had the two bookending scenes. I would've liked to have seen Cushing duke it out with the Chan Shen version of Dracula for the climax. Top Bava style lighting and bombastic score, and I loved the set design of the villains lair. These Hammer films are alright aren't they, who knew . . . !