FrightFest

So supposedly Saw 7 is the last one. (We'll see). Got me wondering to which of the sequels people thought was the bestest. Vote now! ps I didn't bother to make this a "favourite Saw film" poll as I'm pretty sure the first one would run away with it. If the sequel you vote for also happens to be your...

Cutie Imogen Poots, from 28 Weeks Later and Centurion, has been cast as the girlfriend, Amy.

As Fright Night is one of my favourite films ever (in fact my 2nd favourite horror after The Evil Dead) I had fully intended to skip this remake. But I must admit the casting of David Tennat has me interested. I quite like the sound of the changes being made to the Peter Vincent character. 25 years ...

[quote="rawsharkNo remakes = No Carpenter's The Thing, No Cronenberg's The Fly, and add that to Dawn of the Dead and The Crazies in the last century, then occasionally remakes can be good things..[/quote] You're right with that. But what I think makes The Thing and The Fly so well received as remake...

I thought it was really good too. Not what I was expecting, I thought it was going to be a big battle film but it wasn't really. Sort of a medieval Wicker Man. Like yer man up on stage said, he only had about three lines but his character still stood out. Often in these films where all the men have ...

This is out on region 2 dvd on June 21st.

DVD comes out in June

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New series of True Blood this week. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. The first series started off a bit crap I thought but by the end was brilliant. Strangely I find all the stuff directly relating to vampires a bit rubbish. It was better when it was Sookie and her friends and family...

I watched this yesterday and really liked it. Sounds like I was right to leave the screen whenever I went to a film and the trailer to this came on. Everything that happened in the film was a surprise to me. My favourite bit was actually when the psychic (who looked like George W to me) turned up fo...

I loved the episode. The baddies were pretty scary looking (interestingly, according to DW Confidential they rejected the original designs cos they were too scary - I want to see those designs!) and it was nice to see the Doctor arrive in a fictionalized Pompei style "fixed" event. And I have to say...

I went to see this last night. I thought it was fairly average. Not bad. On the plus side I thought in certain scenes Jennifer looked really creepy. There was some nice gore and a couple of good chuckles ("Am I too big?"). And I'm in the pro-Amanda Seyfried camp, I thought she ws really good in this...

fuck me , i must be in the minority Apparently not, judging by the replies on this thread. I'm quite surprised at the level of anti-Saw feeling there is :( The logical place to have ended the series would have been after part 3 (if there had to be sequels at all). But seeing as they decided to cont...

sherbetbizarre wrote:Laymonite, their website says its on at Olympia 2... are there 2 venues at Olympia?

Like Earl's Court, it's really just one big building, divided into two exhibition halls. So it'll be in Olympia 2, but it isn't really a separate building.

Can't actually say for sure, as I've only been to Olympia a couple of times. The space they used for Comic Con was Earl's Court 2, which is just an extension of Earl's Court 1 which can be sectioned off. EC1 is bigger than EC2, but for Olympia I'm not too sure.

Ok, so today is actually Saw Eve but I'm not in work tomorrow so thought I'd take this chance to wish you all a happy Saw Day tomorrow. And why am I not in work? No, Saw Day hasn't become a national holiday, I've booked it as annual leave and I will be getting up early and watching all my Saw DVDs. ...