It's some fuckhead trying to sound like Crispin Glover but who isn't nearly as intelligent or cool. His "conspiracy" videos are distasteful.

I pray you're right. It's funny, at the time, 2003 seemed like this renaissance in horror. We've only gone downhill since then. There's a constant power struggle between what the media's inexplicably dubbed "torture porn," which even as a horror fan has little redeeming value, and teenie bopper remakes. In that sense, yes it is a breathe of fresh air. But you'll understand if I'm only cautiously optimistic. Killer poster though. Someone should post it, I can't be arsed. I will support this film, make no mistakes. By that turn, I'd rather be shot in the face than pay any dollars over $0 (and perhaps including $0) to sit through the name-only Prom Night remake. For shame.

Everyone else should go watch a movie like The Burning and then you can join us in wondering "What the hell went wrong in the last two decades?"

Ils aka Them? Can't say I'm a fan. This one looks ... promising, if not exactly groundbreaking. There isn't a lot of good horror coming out these days, especially with big names and studio backing. I appreciate the way this film is being marketed, and it could be a pleasant and fun summer surprise like Wrong Turn was a few years back. But James, I'm a little surprised to see a seasoned horror vet like yourself get so worked up over what, to me at least, seems like an otherwise generic flick. I'll see it. I would have rather movies like Diary of the Dead and The Mother of Tears got wide distribution this year, but I'll support what I can. I hope to be surprised, that's all I can say.

MIA is hot. I've been meaning to tell you that, James.

Yeah, I was just about to tell you guys this is the work of Meathead, but Roxxie beat me to it. I think someone else posted his cartoon about Axl and Marilyn Manson scrambling to steal the newly available ex-NIN members a few months back. It was really funny.