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post #5,041
12 January 2009, 12:56 UTC#5,041
No matter what others say, I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made. Dead Silence is okay but too much of that modern horror thing in it where they just try to scare people with cheap thrills
post #5,042
12 January 2009, 13:05 UTC#5,042
A can of coke and buying a new bike tyre for my BMX tomorrow.
post #5,044
12 January 2009, 14:06 UTC#5,044
WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT? FUCK.
post #5,045
12 January 2009, 14:07 UTC#5,045
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 12 2009, 12:56 PM) [snapback]530602[/snapback]

No matter what others say, I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made.

It's like watching the blueprints for every horror film ever made. Very average.

QUOTE(cIRca @ Jan 12 2009, 02:06 PM) [snapback]530617[/snapback]

WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT? FUCK.

time machine from ikea
post #5,046
12 January 2009, 14:34 UTC#5,046
You wanna go focus and avoid that self-assembly bollocks.
post #5,048
12 January 2009, 17:26 UTC#5,048
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 12 2009, 12:56 PM) [snapback]530602[/snapback]

I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made.


but alot changed since the original, and wasnt the original based on true events? which killed the remake since they changed the story alot. but yeah was a good watch.
post #5,049
12 January 2009, 17:39 UTC#5,049
The "original events" were mostly if not entirely fabricated by a writer who was fascinated by the murder that went down.

I saw a few specials that went over the events, only after the book and movie came out did the house become famous for being haunted.
post #5,050
12 January 2009, 18:19 UTC#5,050
QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Jan 12 2009, 05:39 PM) [snapback]530640[/snapback]

The "original events" were mostly if not entirely fabricated by a writer who was fascinated by the murder that went down.

I saw a few specials that went over the events, only after the book and movie came out did the house become famous for being haunted.

Surely that's like saying "only after Brad Pitt was in a movie did he get famous"? What do you expect, lol.

The book and movie got the public interested in the events; regardless of whether or not there was all ghosts and shit.
post #5,051
12 January 2009, 18:23 UTC#5,051
QUOTE(Liam @ Jan 12 2009, 02:19 PM) [snapback]530642[/snapback]

QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Jan 12 2009, 05:39 PM) [snapback]530640[/snapback]

The "original events" were mostly if not entirely fabricated by a writer who was fascinated by the murder that went down.

I saw a few specials that went over the events, only after the book and movie came out did the house become famous for being haunted.

Surely that's like saying "only after Brad Pitt was in a movie did he get famous"? What do you expect, lol.

The book and movie got the public interested in the events; regardless of whether or not there was all ghosts and shit.


I'm trying to say it isn't haunted, it being haunted was created by writers and the media.

post #5,052
12 January 2009, 19:09 UTC#5,052
QUOTE(cIRca @ Jan 12 2009, 02:34 PM) [snapback]530624[/snapback]

You wanna go focus and avoid that self-assembly bollocks.


you aint a man.......

self assembly is what makes real men, that and using a knife instead of a screwdriver!
post #5,053
12 January 2009, 19:12 UTC#5,053
QUOTE(wkh @ Jan 12 2009, 01:09 PM) [snapback]530649[/snapback]

QUOTE(cIRca @ Jan 12 2009, 02:34 PM) [snapback]530624[/snapback]

You wanna go focus and avoid that self-assembly bollocks.


you aint a man.......

self assembly is what makes real men, that and using a knife instead of a screwdriver!


I hammer screws in with my bell end.

post #5,054
12 January 2009, 19:16 UTC#5,054
QUOTE(Kerplunk. @ Jan 12 2009, 07:12 PM) [snapback]530650[/snapback]

QUOTE(wkh @ Jan 12 2009, 01:09 PM) [snapback]530649[/snapback]

QUOTE(cIRca @ Jan 12 2009, 02:34 PM) [snapback]530624[/snapback]

You wanna go focus and avoid that self-assembly bollocks.


you aint a man.......

self assembly is what makes real men, that and using a knife instead of a screwdriver!


I hammer screws in with my bell end.


well I screw hammers with my bell end! :tongue:
post #5,055
12 January 2009, 19:26 UTC#5,055
Yeah I screw like babes with my bell end and still buy my shit from focus.
post #5,056
12 January 2009, 19:35 UTC#5,056
I post on my bro's account.

also I screw my bell end with a hammer.
post #5,057
12 January 2009, 21:44 UTC#5,057
QUOTE(mono @ Jan 12 2009, 11:07 AM) [snapback]530619[/snapback]

QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 12 2009, 12:56 PM) [snapback]530602[/snapback]

No matter what others say, I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made.

It's like watching the blueprints for every horror film ever made. Very average.


You don't like horror movies.
post #5,058
12 January 2009, 21:52 UTC#5,058
QUOTE(iFUCKSWIDIT @ Jan 12 2009, 09:44 PM) [snapback]530667[/snapback]

QUOTE(mono @ Jan 12 2009, 11:07 AM) [snapback]530619[/snapback]

QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 12 2009, 12:56 PM) [snapback]530602[/snapback]

No matter what others say, I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made.

It's like watching the blueprints for every horror film ever made. Very average.


You don't like horror movies.

I do like them if they're good, but the genre is incredibly cliched and unoriginal. Nowadays you're lucky if one in ten horror movies is actually good.
post #5,062
13 January 2009, 07:20 UTC#5,062
QUOTE(cIRca @ Jan 12 2009, 07:26 PM) [snapback]530654[/snapback]

Yeah I screw like babes with my bell end and still buy my shit from focus.


focus is the lidl of DIY stores
post #5,063
13 January 2009, 09:15 UTC#5,063
QUOTE(jonb @ Jan 13 2009, 12:51 AM) [snapback]530685[/snapback]

can honestly say I have not heard of one band on that list.

you are from california

QUOTE(k. @ Jan 13 2009, 12:58 AM) [snapback]530688[/snapback]

"doors 2pm" are pretty br00tal

"all dayer"
post #5,064
13 January 2009, 11:22 UTC#5,064
QUOTE(Liam @ Jan 12 2009, 08:19 PM) [snapback]530642[/snapback]

QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Jan 12 2009, 05:39 PM) [snapback]530640[/snapback]

The "original events" were mostly if not entirely fabricated by a writer who was fascinated by the murder that went down.

I saw a few specials that went over the events, only after the book and movie came out did the house become famous for being haunted.

Surely that's like saying "only after Brad Pitt was in a movie did he get famous"? What do you expect, lol.

The book and movie got the public interested in the events; regardless of whether or not there was all ghosts and shit.

Yeah it's based on true events to the extent that there was a guy who killed his family in the house where the Lutz's moved into and he claimed that voices told him to do that. Then the Lutz along with some author wrote the book of their 30 days in the house which sold like a motherfucker, and then after a few years they admitted that it was all made up. But still it remains one of the top "haunted" houses in the US.

QUOTE(mono @ Jan 12 2009, 11:52 PM) [snapback]530668[/snapback]

QUOTE(iFUCKSWIDIT @ Jan 12 2009, 09:44 PM) [snapback]530667[/snapback]

QUOTE(mono @ Jan 12 2009, 11:07 AM) [snapback]530619[/snapback]

QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 12 2009, 12:56 PM) [snapback]530602[/snapback]

No matter what others say, I think that The Amityville Horror with Ry Reynolds is one of the better remakes made.

It's like watching the blueprints for every horror film ever made. Very average.


You don't like horror movies.

I do like them if they're good, but the genre is incredibly cliched and unoriginal. Nowadays you're lucky if one in ten horror movies is actually good.

I couldn't agree with you more. I can usually see it in the trailer if it's going to be good or not, because 95% of Hollywood horror movies unveil all the "scary" parts in the trailer and nothing remains to be seen in the movie itself. AND the trailer ALWAYS ends with some kind of a fast ½ second jumper right after the credit screen comes up at the end. They also rely solely on special effects and cheap thrills and everything usually looks too perfect unlike in 70's, 80's and some early 90's horror movies.

And I admit I described Amityville Horror to some extent here but it was among the first horror movies to start this most recent horror trend so it gets some apologies for that and I think it was well done and there's an evil atmosphere throughout the movie unlike most modern horror movies that scare with a few cheap thrills or redundant gore.
post #5,066
13 January 2009, 12:56 UTC#5,066
QUOTE(borislort @ Jan 13 2009, 11:38 AM) [snapback]530754[/snapback]

Who the fuck calls their band 'This is Colour'? :happy:

A group of guys who can spell "colour" correctly :biggrin:

edit: fuck you for not being american, my insult doesn't work so great now.
post #5,067
13 January 2009, 13:56 UTC#5,067
On a scale of 0 to 10, how much bree can be expected at this event?
post #5,068
13 January 2009, 15:26 UTC#5,068
0% bree. It's more of a hardcore show, there's no death metalz.

Check out the Lower Than Atlantis upload in my thread, it's not totally your thing but you might appreciate it man :)
post #5,069
13 January 2009, 16:17 UTC#5,069
Horror movies are so crap.

There only decent when your 10.
post #5,070
13 January 2009, 16:57 UTC#5,070
Al is grown up and only watches the 9 o clock news and the weathercast because he is too busy being grown up