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A few general mumblings I have about the world of cinema, books and music but I didnt want to start a great deal of topics so I though, "Go on Mindfrig, post it all in the same place". So I did..
Firstly, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks damn good and scary too. I saw the first and thought it was grusome but not really scary. So this remake should be something pretty good. Saw the trailer for it when I went to see Cabin Fever with some friends and the trailer for that was scarier than the entire cabin fever movie. It says on the website it was released on the 17th of this month however my local cinema isnt listing it. Is the release date in the UK different to america?
Secondly I borrowed the Amy Studt album off my sister. I quite liked "misfit" it was a bit "Avril-ish" but not bad. Anyway the album is about as good as being kicked in the balls by an army of people who are really good at kicking and are wearing big boots with steel toe-caps in them. It is awful.
I am reading Interview With The Vampire currently and I am about half way through. I dont normally read so it is an acheivment in itself that I have made it that far, but the book itself is very good. I havent seen the movie so I dont know the outcome, and that makes it all the more enjoyable. I have heard the movie is good and it is oly £8 to order online (dvd) so I might get it if it is decent.
In the words of the crudely drawn Warner Brothers characters "Thats all folks"
Firstly, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks damn good and scary too. I saw the first and thought it was grusome but not really scary. So this remake should be something pretty good. Saw the trailer for it when I went to see Cabin Fever with some friends and the trailer for that was scarier than the entire cabin fever movie. It says on the website it was released on the 17th of this month however my local cinema isnt listing it. Is the release date in the UK different to america?
Secondly I borrowed the Amy Studt album off my sister. I quite liked "misfit" it was a bit "Avril-ish" but not bad. Anyway the album is about as good as being kicked in the balls by an army of people who are really good at kicking and are wearing big boots with steel toe-caps in them. It is awful.
I am reading Interview With The Vampire currently and I am about half way through. I dont normally read so it is an acheivment in itself that I have made it that far, but the book itself is very good. I havent seen the movie so I dont know the outcome, and that makes it all the more enjoyable. I have heard the movie is good and it is oly £8 to order online (dvd) so I might get it if it is decent.
In the words of the crudely drawn Warner Brothers characters "Thats all folks"
Wow. Enlightenment.
A few general mumblings I have about the world of cinema, books and music but I didnt want to start a great deal of topics so I though, "Go on Mindfrig, post it all in the same place". So I did..
Firstly, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks damn good and scary too. I saw the first and thought it was grusome but not really scary. So this remake should be something pretty good. Saw the trailer for it when I went to see Cabin Fever with some friends and the trailer for that was scarier than the entire cabin fever movie. It says on the website it was released on the 17th of this month however my local cinema isnt listing it. Is the release date in the UK different to america?
Secondly I borrowed the Amy Studt album off my sister. I quite liked "misfit" it was a bit "Avril-ish" but not bad. Anyway the album is about as good as being kicked in the balls by an army of people who are really good at kicking and are wearing big boots with steel toe-caps in them. It is awful.
I am reading Interview With The Vampire currently and I am about half way through. I dont normally read so it is an acheivment in itself that I have made it that far, but the book itself is very good. I havent seen the movie so I dont know the outcome, and that makes it all the more enjoyable. I have heard the movie is good and it is oly £8 to order online (dvd) so I might get it if it is decent.
In the words of the crudely drawn Warner Brothers characters "Thats all folks"
Firstly, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks damn good and scary too. I saw the first and thought it was grusome but not really scary. So this remake should be something pretty good. Saw the trailer for it when I went to see Cabin Fever with some friends and the trailer for that was scarier than the entire cabin fever movie. It says on the website it was released on the 17th of this month however my local cinema isnt listing it. Is the release date in the UK different to america?
Secondly I borrowed the Amy Studt album off my sister. I quite liked "misfit" it was a bit "Avril-ish" but not bad. Anyway the album is about as good as being kicked in the balls by an army of people who are really good at kicking and are wearing big boots with steel toe-caps in them. It is awful.
I am reading Interview With The Vampire currently and I am about half way through. I dont normally read so it is an acheivment in itself that I have made it that far, but the book itself is very good. I havent seen the movie so I dont know the outcome, and that makes it all the more enjoyable. I have heard the movie is good and it is oly £8 to order online (dvd) so I might get it if it is decent.
In the words of the crudely drawn Warner Brothers characters "Thats all folks"