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Hey, THANKS for the heads up MDS. I need to read up on the history of this thing now. Sounds like there's a story involved.
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Hey gang - don't normally get around these parts, but wanted to share something with you that I found. I usually don't cross promote the sites I work for - but one of them has free legally streamab...
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5.) The Thing
Director: John Carpenter
Stars: Kurt Russell, Wilford "Diabeetis" Brimley
Why a fave? While the rest of the horror community was busy ripping him off, John Carpenter was blazing new trails with this paranoid, horror remake of the Howard Hawks classic The Thing From Another World. The Thing set the new standard for remakes and to this day stands as… Continue
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I was listening to your latest couple of cold ones. You mentioned zack snyder's upcoming movie Watchmen which also turns out to be based on a graphic novel like 300. So I've gone and watched it's trailer and I gotta say it was freakin awsome, it's style is very similar to 300's trailer which kicked ass too. The only thing that sucks is that i'll have to wait till 2009 to watch the movie dammit :) .. too much anticipation, just like before 300 was out .. I am going to buy the watchmen graphic novel man coz it looks so cool and different ..
What did you think of the trailer though man? You gettin the same feeling or what :)?
it did come out during 1982 yet this shit is in a genre within itself
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