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Broadchurch was a great drama. It does not disappoint as the seasons go on.weebles wrote:Recently got into Broadchurch. First three episodes are great. Hoping it keeps up the momentum.
Also - is every British television actor required to appear on Doctor Who at some point?
We're half way through season 1. Best show ever!ck3 wrote:The wife and I have been yucking it up with season 3 of Schitt$ Creek. The chemistry between the characters is priceless, especially for a shitcom
Nice! I haven't played that game, but I've been meaning to, so here's to that happening in the near future.The Eristic wrote:UglyCasanova wrote:It might be my Norse mythological genes talking, but that movie had one of my favorite looking creatures in a horror movie.SPOILER : show
I'm trying to think of a movie where you never really see the entire moster/beast. The less you see, the scarier it gets, imo. The only one I can think of is The Blair Witch Project, which was scary at the time because you never saw what the witch looked like. The original Alien movie did a good job of showing as little as possible while building tension as well, or the devil in Rosemary's Baby (which I think is only a close up of his eyes..?). Anyways, the unknown is more scary, unless the creature is really disturbing or uncanny in other ways (sound, movement/demeanor etc). Your own imagination is often a more effective tool for scaring you than someone else's imagination, I find. It's like slowly sticking your hand into a dark room through the crack of a door at night. Your mind starts creating all sorts of hellish images and scenarios.calfzilla wrote:Oh, the monster from The Ritual was sweet. I actually wish they had showed more of it.
Yeah, I understand that to a point... But picking people out of the woods was just kinda... pedestrian? Like ok, maybe it's a frost giant. Not that scary. The monster they chose was really cool. I wish there was just more creative stuff like that. Not Cloverfield horse shit.UglyCasanova wrote:Nice! I haven't played that game, but I've been meaning to, so here's to that happening in the near future.The Eristic wrote:UglyCasanova wrote:It might be my Norse mythological genes talking, but that movie had one of my favorite looking creatures in a horror movie.SPOILER : show
I'm trying to think of a movie where you never really see the entire moster/beast. The less you see, the scarier it gets, imo. The only one I can think of is The Blair Witch Project, which was scary at the time because you never saw what the witch looked like. The original Alien movie did a good job of showing as little as possible while building tension as well, or the devil in Rosemary's Baby (which I think is only a close up of his eyes..?). Anyways, the unknown is more scary, unless the creature is really disturbing or uncanny in other ways (sound, movement/demeanor etc). Your own imagination is often a more effective tool for scaring you than someone else's imagination, I find. It's like slowly sticking your hand into a dark room through the crack of a door at night. Your mind starts creating all sorts of hellish images and scenarios.calfzilla wrote:Oh, the monster from The Ritual was sweet. I actually wish they had showed more of it.
Yes, I like it so far.odontophobia wrote:anybody start The Looming Tower yet? Really digging it (save for the infidelity sub plot).
Inconuucl wrote:You can't kill Strymon, it'll just resurrect 3 days later.
BitchPudding wrote:Despite all my rage, I am still just eating tacos in a cage.
Inconuucl wrote:Welcome to ilf, we have three jokes and twelve posters. <3
I didn't even make it through a whole episode because I was too tired, but that's just because I'm bad at binging and my 5:30AM bus always feels so early.Iommic Pope wrote:This is the best you've been.
Suffering suits you.
BitchPudding wrote:Let this be written in our history as proof that ILoveFuzz is one tight knit internet family.
I assumed it was accurate to the reality of things... I just don’t care about it. Doesn’t do it for me, is all. But maybe it has an impact on the narrative further in that will help it feel more relevant.jrfox92 wrote:Yes, I like it so far.odontophobia wrote:anybody start The Looming Tower yet? Really digging it (save for the infidelity sub plot).
I'd have an issue with the infidelity thing if it wasn't for the fact that the whole show is based in reality.
John O'Neill had several girlfriends.
At his funeral his "lover"/mistress and two other girlfriends were there.
Also, he was reprimanded by the bureau because he compromised a safe house by letting his mistress in to use the bathroom.
