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[astrella_cami]

Thanks for that Good night to you Luipaard for Australia

edit: ahhh first page. didn't expect on so soon

[ravenofroses]

welcome, darling. we're glad to have you.
(also, you're not alone on the page anymore! *throws confetti* )

[astrella_cami]

Yah, sorry this is the first arg I've gotten involved in, kinda peeved that I didn't find everymanHYBRD until after the rabbit applications were closed


Edit: Because I'm curious, what's HABIT's e-mail?

[ravenofroses]

[astrella_cami]

Oh Thanks, I should have though of that first!!! Silly me

Edit: I'm sorta curious... Is there any chance I can buy EMH shirts?

[CarpeCor]

Hallo. I'm beginning work on something that I eventually want to send to Jeff. How would I go about getting it to him?

[Luipaard]

[astrella_cami]

Huh, where did everyone go? Meh, since there hasn't been a fic here in a while, here's a Vinne drabble written in about five minutes.

[Luipaard]

[astrella_cami]

That's okay... huh american school terms are strange.... could be that i'm used to aussie terms

[Bomrek]

[Phenom]

Love the fact that all the creators of the Big 3 Slendy Vlogs are FB friends.

[MetalGearSamus]

[qaqa]

Putting aside EMH's latest stabs at epic trolling, it is time for another round of Rough, Nonconsensual Movie Recommendations. Tonight I recommend Insidious, from Saw creator James Wan. I detest the Saw films and everything they stand for; however, Insidious is a fun spin on the classic haunted house movie. It has some batshit ideas, often well-executed, and everyone in the cast acquits themselves well, especially Rose Byrne in a fairly thankless role and New Line Cinema horror legend Lin Shaye (sister of studio founder Bob Shaye and regular cameo player in a number of the Nightmare on Elm Street films). While there isn't quite as much character meat on the bone as its obvious inspiration Poltergeist (right down to the end credits font), Insidious is a really good time; it's not cheap or tacky and while it doesn't reinvent the wheel or go as apeshit as it could, it really does go for the old-school Joe Dante/William Castle school of spook scares, and does it very well.

Also to recommend in the same vein, a haunted house film that really does go out there and beyond, Nobuhiko Obayashi's legendary House (Hausu) from Japan. As the big Japanese studios flagged in the '70s, many of them turned to pink films (softcore porn) to stay afloat, and then to underground filmmakers-turned-commercial pros, like Obayashi, who did many an insane, trippy commercial for "Mandom" deodorant spray starring such American luminaries as Charles Bronson - Youtube "Mandom bronson" and you will likely see what I mean. Desperate, Toho Studios asked wild man Obayashi to make a horror film - any horror film - and House is the result. Scripted by his seven-year-old daughter, it is everything you could ever want in a movie and more. It is beyond insane, beyond scary, beyond ridiculous, beyond obnoxious, beyond hilarious, beyond awesome, and it features a big evil white fluffy cat, a piano that eats people, and a cast of characters named things like "Kung Fu" and "Gorgeous." Also, a guy who turns into bananas. It is available now on DVD and Blu-Ray and through Netflix. Watch the original trailer here:

[MsSynclair]