Dread

It's pretty good. Not as good as the original but still enjoyable and dirty. Neil Giuntoli is worthy in the role.

Plus he had Psylocke going at the time. She was wort a breath mint or two in that ninja outfit. Yowza! Unstable molecules explained everything in the 90s.

Oh, Henry is very much a horror film. Seen the sequel?

I'll throw my hat in the ring here and say that the two series of JL are far superior to anything else in the DCAU. BTAS is great but uneven from episode to episode and, sorry, but I thought S:TAS was awful. Batman Beyond was good because it was fresh and I've never seen Zeta Whatchamacallit. In fact, I'd never heard of it until it was mentioned on WFP. I just don't understand the whole JL is awful thing. It's a thought that is just so foreign to me I can't wrap my head around it. As far as "Read my Lips" goes, that Joe Lansdale is an amazing writer.

Thank you for that. Do they name him in the film? Yep. I liked the language. Especially the "Gah. No Gah" moment. Occasionally, you surprise me Mr. Sims. A Henry reference, even! Awesome actor. Yeah...I thought some cuteness would be welcome in an episode full of cannibalism and snuff film references.

My guess: where Lois Lane walks around nude.

For breath mints. With so many hot chicks walking around you wanted to make sure your breath smelled great at all times. Even during superbattles.

Sponsorship with J Crew?

It's true.

Another smokescreen. Millar was never seriously considered (a first-time scriptwriter for a film with a budget exceeding 100 million? Right). He's doing everything he can to tie himself to the Superman franchise like his ludicrous bet during production of the first film.

I knew that this was a thread about Saw 4

Brave and the Bold Challengers of the Unknown New Gods

Yes! I was just saying that this world needs to know the backstory behind the Underworld universe! Note: sarcasm

I won't be able to listen to it for a couple of days but I'm, sure it will be truly outrageous! Congrats to the second anniversary of the bst geek culture podcast on the intarwub!!!

I can't decide which one is the best one ever...

Well? This is easily the bst vampire film since Near Dark. Anyone who says otherwise is just wrong.

One man's opinion. I wouldn't take offense.

You wouldn't think it was so great if they made love afterwards!

That should have made it in the movie. Awesome.

That last episode turned things around on me. I am into the show again. I did, however, hate the scene where HRG and the Haitian were in Moscow. It was so obviously green-screened that it looked like they were correspondents for the Daily Show.

Hey, here's an idea: I've never done fan-fiction (except a story depicting Batman's death I have unfortunately lost) but I thought it would be kind of a cool idea to work on chops and stuff. I don't know if it would be in prose or script form but I thought it would be fun. Maybe a list of writers and an equal-numbered list of characters and random assignments with strict guidelines. If there is interest, I would be happy to administrate but I would also be taking part. The results could even be voted on by E2 forumites who aren't taking part. What do you think?

I'm putting that one under my avatar Isolation is a depressing Irish movie about monstrous cow fetuses (feti?) attacking dairy farmers. yes...it is.

Yup. I hadn't read DC in years before IC. Then Infinite Crisis shit all over that. Even worse is that they are trying to push it off as being set in a different timeline than the rest of the Marvel U so as to deal with the issue of SPider-Man swinging around in a New York that looks fine. What about Heroes for Hire, Avengers: Initiative, and Punisher War Journal? They set in other timelines too? I take it you haven't been reading the Storm Shadow book then... :laugh: I still didn't get my option in the poll and NO answer! Bada ba badump bump tsh!

Well, they do hate our freedom...fighters.

Did someone else post yet that Mark Millar offered to write it for free?