My god,my typing is atrocious! I do apologize guys. :blush:

And you even said 'sorry' the American way! Still, at least you spelled 'Reykjavik' correctly!

:lol: Would you believe It took me a while to try and decide if I would spell it apologize or apologise? I think I need to go back to school :)

I've heard that schools don't mind children using 'American English' and they don't mark them down for writing things like 'color'! That, together with 'txt spk', is probably the next great evolution in the English language. We've come a long way since Chaucer!

Watched films
 

after the football.watched NIGHTMARE CITY.AKA CITY OF THE WALKING DEAD 1980 UMBERTO LENZI. never seen a movie with so many violent stabbings and womans breast cut off. a good FUN movie.

4get what u think of effects acting etc i think its a fantastic film total different and extremely enjoyable as a no brainer film .
Been a while since i seen 2 3 one if remember correctly i didnt rate them ill have to rewatch them i might change my mind,

Watched Santa Claws last night - my god, what a pile of crap!! :screams: It's hard to believe some of the people behing Night of the Living Dead had anything to do with this. Looks like they had zero budget but that's not excuse for turning out something as poor as this. Best avioded.

That surprises me. I thought it was one of the most accomplished remakes I've yet seen.

Last night I watched A Lizard in a Woman's Skin which is probably one of Lucio Fulci's most accomplished films, right up there with City of the Living Dead and Don't Torture a Duckling. I'll probably upgrade to the Optimum release at some point due to the improved AV quality but, for now, the Shriek Show/Media blasters patient will do me.

I also watched The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus which is pretty far from vintage Terry Gilliam but is a very good fantasy film and it really was a wonder it was ever finished, due to Heath Ledger's death partway through shooting. It's no 12 Monkeys or Brazil but it's still a wonderful watch and I'll probably watch it again today with Gilliam's commentary.

Still waiting on my Optimum dvd to arrive,looking forward to finally seeing the film.

Watched another title from Boulevard's B-Movie collection last night,Return Of The Killer Tomatoes!.You got to love a film where everyone involved knows how crap it is and makes fun of it.The product placement gags were spot on.George Clooney should be proud of this film imo.He gets all the best lines,including the classic, "That's the bravest thing I've ever seen a vegetable do".