did you ever see them live in those latter years before they broke up?
nae I wouldve just been getting into them probably
so whos gonna try to get Oasis tickets for north america tour?
i missed the presale thing unfortunately but hoping either me or my friend can get a couple in the regular sale
How much are tix? They scrapped the dynamic pricing thing after so much pushback for using it here so at least you won't get completely f***ed
I was wrong about The Thing. On a third rewatch it's a great film. And the editing is stellar
I’m gonna rewatch that soon it’s been a min
How much are tix? They scrapped the dynamic pricing thing after so much pushback for using it here so at least you won't get completely f***ed
not sure how much itll be yet tbh
ahh okay I've read that there's an essay in it and thought that was the title story but maybe i'm confused. Currently reading Notes from The Underground
and watching some Cronenberg with my folks at the moment
find out midnight tonight if i got in the presale. ill be going to a metlife show 100%
did you ever see them live in those latter years before they broke up?
saw them in wembley in 09 about a month prior to the breakup
How much are tix? They scrapped the dynamic pricing thing after so much pushback for using it here so at least you won't get completely f***ed
probably a couple hunnid
I’m gonna rewatch that soon it’s been a min
The premise of a horror film set in Antartica or conversely the Arctic is such a great idea. You see it a ton in literature but not much in film. I've been meaning to check out this semi-historical (speculative) horror show that takes place in the Arctic in the mid 1800s.

Haven't really watched television in a couple years but I should get over my elitism and check some of these new shows
The premise of a horror film set in Antartica or conversely the Arctic is such a great idea. You see it a ton in literature but not much in film. I've been meaning to check out this semi-historical (speculative) horror show that takes place in the Arctic in the mid 1800s.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnN7Aad3c7AHaven't really watched television in a couple years but I should get over my elitism and check some of these new shows

spooky

spooky
Is this Shackleton's expedition? Arctic/Antartic explorers back in those days had to be absolutely nuts/fearless to do expeditions like these. I love the story of Robert E Peary who tried to become the first person to reach the north pole and failed to make it, just miles away from the destination.
btw just downloaded that short collection
Is this Shackleton's expedition? Arctic/Antartic explorers back in those days had to be absolutely nuts/fearless to do expeditions like these. I love the story of Robert E Peary who tried to become the first person to reach the north pole and failed to make it, just miles away from the destination.
btw just downloaded that short collection
I believe it is from that expedition and yea it had to be terrifying.
Im only on the first story but I think you'll dig his work
The premise of a horror film set in Antartica or conversely the Arctic is such a great idea. You see it a ton in literature but not much in film. I've been meaning to check out this semi-historical (speculative) horror show that takes place in the Arctic in the mid 1800s.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnN7Aad3c7AHaven't really watched television in a couple years but I should get over my elitism and check some of these new shows
There was a really great BBC miniseries a couple years ago called The North Water
is Alien 3 worth watching?
is Alien 3 worth watching?
Its entertaining enough, Charles S Dutton gives a great performance. I'd take 3 over the latest one.
good release night tonight
Blood Incantation
Geordie Greep
Clarence Clarity
The Smile