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The next time I have him over I'll pass on your regards. That's if he stops bickering with Jesus and the Easter Bunny for long enough.

Science may have replaced god for a lot of people, but that isn't to say it isn't used as a form of control.

I'm guessing he should ask for his money back?

Perhaps have a reader vote for the top ten stories featured since the magazine's creation (Yes I'm counting its days as a mere newsletter as well) and then run a catch up on what happened next. Either that or give us all a nice shiny piece of scrap metal from New Mexico.

Oops. That'll be him. I was thinking of JJ Abbrams at the time...

Being an avid Serial Killer, ummmmmm.... not fan, maybe follower? Anyway I digest. Being somebody with an interest in serial killers I found myself stumbling across a guy I had never heard of, a J J Holmes, who built himself a 'Murder Castle'. I've never seen anything about this chap or his...

The Mighty Styx got stuck by a wasp the other day. Luckily I'm not allergic, but it got me right in the back of my head and for a second the world started spinning at a much faster rate. In fact it was quite a buzz!

Personally I really liked Diary of the Dead. I admit it had some pretty fundamental flaws, but for me, it worked so much better than Cloverfield and was hampered mostly by the poor acting. Other than that it was a strong script with a fresh approach and some decent zombie action. Plus Romero's...

Could be a good thing. He's also producing and he did a pretty good job of doing that with Kick Ass. I'm still reading World War Z so I'm not so sure at the moment how it would work as a film, although if they take the approach of a documentary....

I do actually love the second film and will always argue that it's one of the great, underrated sequels of recent times. I do usually get laughed at by people whose whole argument consists solely of the word 'No' and who then trot out the usual movie magazine lines "It suffers because there's no...

Anyway, anybody wanting to go see Predators definitely should. Don't expect anything on the level of greatness that was the original, but do expect to be pleasantly surprised. If only there had been a few more actual Predators and a couple of good quotable lines, then it would have been awesome...

Good issue, but I'm just so bored of UFOs. There are only so many times I can read about lights in the sky and mysterious objects landing in forests before each incident blurs into the next. I do believe in the existence of aliens, I just wish they'd do something a little more interesting.

Lance Henrikson was also in an episode of The X-Files playing Frank Black. The same character he played in Chris Carter's other series, Millennium.

We just need some heroes to help save these poor cocoa beans.

Sounds like you're well on your way to becoming a serial killer old chap. That's if you're not one already :lol:

Isn't it the Yin and the Yang. Everybody has a dark side yearning for a little mischeif and chaos. Some of us more than others... :madeyes:

There seems to be an awful lot of Snickering taking place here, but you'd have to be a Fruit and Nutcase not to give a Finger of Fudge about this.

The Little White mushroom recently discovered in rural China is apparently lethal. I'm not sure if it's one of the deadliest poisons in the world but I thought it were mentioning as it's supposedly quite rare. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10630155

Most likely a political prisoner. Perhaps somebody with a solid following but not mainstream enough (Yet) to accomplish anything really threatening. However it's obviously somebody who had/has either a good understanding of how to work up a crowd, or knows something they probably shouldn't...

I think I'm liking the new series best. I did think David Tennant was really good, but after Ecclestone most things would have been, and after a while Tennant's shouty, angry voice was starting to grate on me a little. The latest series has captured much of the atmosphere I remember Who...

I recently watched this again on DVD and have to say it works much better on the small screen than it did in the cinema. I find that most of these found footage films just don't belong on a big screen surrounded by popcorn munchers. Mostly because it's an environment I associate with...

I guess the title wasn't enough of a clue. Although I've got to admit that I had a similar reaction with my first viewing of Deep Throat. I was expecting a taut, political thriller set in the Nixon era and ended up with, well, it wasn't taut. It wasn't taut at all!

Am I the only one here who always checks under the bed whenever I stay in a hotel? Usually I'm looking for money though.

And of course the Catholic church would approve of such things as Tintin. Their fascination with young boys in tight trousers has been well documented these last few years.

So it was Walt Disney who paved the way for the torrent of horror, violence and torture porn we see today. And all this time I assumed he was just another run of the mill anti-semite racist. My eyes have been opened. :shock: See!

True. But then I'm not knocking on the fly's door and asking him to believe that I am a god. Personally I don't call anything god, capital 'G' or otherwise.

The PR is half the problem. Most modern religious types will try to paint god as some warm and loving grandfather figure only too happy to share its Werther's Originals. They like to gloss over all that wrath, punishment and the 'Kill your only son for me and we'll be just fine' type stuff of...

Unfortunately my comment was meant in an entirely humourous context. Having said that, claims of child abuse have most certainly been a problem within the Catholic church, along with the ongoing accusations that priests have been relocated to avoid further investigation.

I think it's too soon to say about a new series yet. Although they usually announce it fairly quickly after the first series has ended.

And those put in charge have been molesting them ever since.

So you're saying that Simon Cowel is Pontius Pilate, Pietro? If only we could crucify those X Factor gumps.

From what I've read in this months Total Film this version is meant to be a quasi-sequel to Wonderland and Looking Glass, which is why the Alice in this film is older. Apparently she re-enters Wonderland while running away from a potential suitor who is about to pop the question.

From what I recall Lucifer wasn't the only angel to stand up to God, but he was the ringleader.

Isn't erecting of stone structures normally associated with mythology and religious beliefs? For aliens to have put it there then the moon would most likely have some kind of spiritual signifigance for them. Although having said that it could quite easily be a beacon of some kind. I'm sure rock...

Brimstone Dead cop Ezekiel Stone is sent to Hell for murdering his wife's rapist only to be given a chance at redemption when 113 ne'erdowells escape the pit and take up their old hobbies back on Earth. John Glover played Lucifer and took regular delight in Ezekiel's conflict.

Oh no! Not the cars!? :shock:

Just because you can't see or touch something doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Surely the open minded approach would be to prove why the unicorns do or don't exist and hold your theory up to scrutiny.

The Human Centipede seems to be one of those films you put on for your friends and say, with a wicked grin, "Check this out". I'm sure it'll more than likely go straight to DVD or end up on Film Four at midnight on a Friday. I've been waiting for the new Argento one ever since I saw the...

Is anybody going? I'm not but I've had a quick scan of the roster and there looks like a few decent new horrors will be heading out onto DVD in the next few months. Anyone got anything they're keeping their eyes peeled for?

I wouldn't worry, I never find anything using that search engine.

I'd have preferred Terry Gilliam to direct, or Tarsem Singh. Tim Burton just tries too hard to be weird these days.

I'm fairly certain there's already a thread on this film somewhere. But I have to admit it does look pretty interesting.

It's the North Koreans that we need to keep an eye on, even though I don't think they'd start the ball rolling I do think they could be easily provoked into doing something daft. I also think that now they do have the bomb it could lead them into a renewed belief that they should push into the...

That's so crazy it might just work!

Merely reading what that critic has written there is enough for me to form a judgement of him too, but I really can't say such things on a family website where decent people might read it.

I've just seen the new costume and to be honest it's a bit, bleh. Mostly brown with a little bow tie. I don't know why this current lot are so infatuated with brown. A dash of purple or red would have been nice. Even a little green.

Exactly.

Well the argument being that the butterfly isn't dead and just another form of life. Being unable to commune with butterflies I'm unable to answer the question. Does the butterfly have need to remember being a caterpillar is the first query that springs to mind. The answer most likely is no...

Only if the cop had first said "Wash day tomorrow. Nothing clean, right?"

In fact the most remarkable thing about this is that the binmen emptied the dumpster without complaining it was too heavy.