You watch some foul shit, Dominic. I'm guessing you've seen the Vomit Gore trilogy? I haven't! I'm going to guess before I look it up that it's some shot-on-video nastiness. What's interesting is that I think the movie that's made me feel the most awful in life is easily Henry: Portrait of a Serial...

Weird.

Damn, I was stoked when I thought this was about the band.

Thun wrote:Tyler sounds corny on this. He used to be able to project some level of menace, which this song called for.

I hadn't fully reasoned it out that way, but I agree. Wasted potential on this, despite the fact that I like the song.

The trailer was definitely cool-looking. I'll be looking out for this when it comes out.

Nice contact lenses.

To be fair, the day I saw the remake in the theater, my life was in shambles. A potential reviewing is in order.

I like how they thought putting something about the Dawn of the Dead remake on the poster would get me stoked.

I've been listening to Super Chron Flight Bros. for awhile, but I haven't heard most of the other things posted in this thread, so this is awesome. Thanks for the heads-up, everyone.

Hah, I just saw the part the thread about the having people over/people seeing your movie collection conundrum.

Chrono Trigger samples on "Heavy." That's awesome.

Willie B wrote:this is will smith acting with gene hackman in enemy of the state

Philaflava wrote:So I can't keep track, is it cool to like Tyler again?

I don't know, but I could probably do without all the self-referential shit. His voice and flow pretty much carry the verse for me since there's not a lot to it, content-wise.

pusha's is better on this song than on the whole solo mixtape Agreed. This is tight. No love for "I still wanna" ? Maybe I need to listen to the whole tape again, but I started to feel like Pusha was phonin' it in. I'm not even one of those, "Oh, they only rap about coke"-type dudes. I'll give it a...

drizzle wrote:pusha's is better on this song than on the whole solo mixtape

Agreed.

Fam-Lay's "Git Busy" has been a recent favorite of mine, personally. I'd post a YouTube video of it, but I'm dumb and can't make it post properly.

How long until we can declare a moratorium on Charlie Sheen-related punchlines? Termanology or no, this song is not very good.

I'm pretty partial to City of the Living Dead. I prefer my movies to make me feel like I need a shower afterward and it definitely fits the bill. It's so funny to think that the first time I saw Zombi was via some awful VHS bootleg. When I finally got a decent DVD, there was all kinds of shit going ...

I listened through most of these and I'm really not feelin' it. You're right, though, that "Almighty Dolla" is a cut above the other tracks. It's also the most conventional, I suppose.

I've heard very little of this group's output. What would y'all say is a good handful of stuff to familiarize myself?

I would've been able to take Dangerdoom more seriously if I didn't have to hear those obnoxious-ass Adult Swim skits/samples every time I tried to listen to it; it was grating as hell. I know it was a cross-promotional whatever, but I would've been able to grasp that without all the extra fluff.

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Red Band Trailer Some nice looking violence. <object width="560" height="349"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/afKRndn5FKk?version=3&hl=en_US"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www....

Interesting.

I'm glad this Casual record was brought to my attention.

I'll have a nice BluRay set-up one day, I suppose. I'm still pretty hyped on my all-region DVD player at the moment.

On the topic of exploitation, though, I'm going to revisit Singapore Sling soon. I remember bits and pieces, but I'm determined to find something intelligible in there.

sleazy_j wrote:oh shit New Orleans Six Flags. I've snuck in there and filmed some bullshit.

Hah, you beat me to this one, man.

Arrow Video picks the best cover art all the time, though, I swear.

The fight scenes in these were simply outstanding, I have to say. Hard as nails.

I feel like shit the same way that I felt like shit after watching Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, though. I would recommend not seeing that in a theater by yourself. Crushing.

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