Last night I saw Swedish movie: "Låt den rätte komma in". English title is "Let The Right One In". It's a vampire movie. If you wanna see good vampire movie, don't waste your money to Twilight series. See this "Let The Right One In".

Have you ever seen a vampire movie so tender, poignant, sad, horrific, and gory all at once? No, I've never seen such a vampire movie. This is the most beautiful dark fantasy horror which has originality since "Pan's Labyrinth".

I promise to you this one has worth to see.

I haven't followed many TV shows as they're airing in a long time but suddenly find myself watching a bunch:

Persons Unknown-a group of people are taken and placed in a ghost town with no idea how or why they are there. It'd be easy to nitpick this one but overall it is entertaining and is introducing new elements that are keeping it intriguing.

The Gates-a gated community for the supernatural that the commercials make look like the Twilight saga but has been surprisingly smart and suspenseful so far.

Scoundrels-a dramedy about a family of lifelong criminals who are now trying to make an honest living.

Rookie Blue-a guilty pleasure(Missy Peregrym)that has surprised me with its quality.

While on vacation I also caught Parks and Recreation, The Middle and Modern Family and thought all three were funny, especially Modern Family.

And I've recorded the premieres of The Glades and Rizzoli & Isles.

i am brand new to computers, internet and posting. i am relatively new as a repairman jack fan. I stumbled across jack with interlude at duanes in the Thriller anthology. i can't figure out the faqs on this site because of ignorance i guess. Is there any longtime repairman jack people that would assist a newbie? and how do we communicate?

Gamers...
Have you played Alan Wake, a game about a thriller writer who gets caught inside one of his own novels...it reminds me of F. Paul Wilson's works...it's one of the wildest games....strong plot..that keeps you playing and hanging....internal tributes to Twilight Zone and Stephen King...Dr. Wilson should check this out and let us know what he thinks.

I just watched this movie from Ghosthouse Underground called The Children. It wasn't one of my favorites, but it somewhat remindedme of the unity virus.

I can find ebooks for all but 6 of the repairman jack series (The Tomb #1, Legacies #2, Conspiracies #3, All the Rage #4, Crisscross #8, and Infernal #9).

Does anyone know if these books have been released on ebooks and if so, where can I find them? If not, does anyone know when they might be released?

I am a little more than half way through "Black Wind". I don't seem to remember reading it when it was first published - though why I would have skipped it (having read The Keep, The Tomb and The Touch when they were released so I had already discovered Mr. Wilson's great books) I don't know.
Having said that - while the book is extremely well written and the characters drawn with such exquisite detail that I already feel I know them, the book just seems out of place when you have read some of Mr. Wilson's other works. (And now I have read pretty much everything aside from the three Sci-Fi books that were co-written with other authors.) Almost as though Mr. Wilson decided that he was going to attempt something completely different. (Though I do realize if I had read all his books in order he did change from SciFi/Fantasy to medical thrillers to what I guess would be "adventure thrillers" for lack of a better term.
Just curious as to (1) why the change in genre and (2) why Mr. Wilson never really went back to it.
Thanks, Steve

PS - As I said I am a little more than half way through. So if this post is premature and the monsters/killers and/or Jack-type characters are yet to show up, please don't spoil it for me.

Just got back from a theatre. I saw Les aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec.

It's fun adventure French comedy movie by Luc Besson. It's not like "La Femme Nikita" or "Leon". "Les aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec" had many comedic scenes, not hard gun action scenes.

Adele Blanc-Sec is writer/journalist/adventurer. She goes to Egypt and got mummy(stole from pyramid, actually). Why she stole that mummy? That mummy was doctor when he was alive. Adele has twin sister, but she's unconscious because of accident. Only that doctor can heal her. But now he's mummy. So how...?

There are some ridiculous scenes, also there are many funny comedic scenes. Sure, this is French movie.

Especially, last sequences were too funny and I couldn't stop laughing!

Yes, we have no bananas. Ancient proverb for "I've got to get a life."

Eclipse. Well, I saw part one and two of the series, which were pretty bad horror, cheesy emotive attempt to translate teenage angst into vampire/werewolf genre. Trailers with the vampires walking out of the water marching to war sealed the deal. I shelled out another $11.00 bucks and saw Twilgiht: Part 3. Bloodless horror movie. Two hours of angst and love-whining and close-up's. Five minutes of vampire versus vampire/werewolf movie. What exactly were they fighting about again? And it looks like Part Four is not too far behind as a lot of threads were left hanging. Emotive and loose ends. Sound familiar?

Knight and Day. Second movie of my five hour day at the movies hoy. Tom Cruise's attempt to recapture the box office is his worse showing since his last movie. Hell, Arnold Schwarznegger and Jamie Lee Curtis did the same roles in "True Lies" (more or less). Decent actioner. Hard to briefly describe. Let's just say, if you liked "True Lies", rent Knight and Day. Lots of killings. Lots of laughs about body count. Matt Damon would have brought more boxoffice receipts to the role. Maybe M. Night Schamalamadingdong and Tom should get together on their next movie: Last Airbender all grown up. Both their careers are going in the same direction. Couldn't hurt.

AC

In July, so many movies are coming to Japan. *yay!*

Today I saw Repo Men. Japanese title is Repossession Men. Well, it seems to be. Well, I'm not talkin' about the movie in 1984 with Emilio Estevez. Oh sure, you know that. 1984's Repo Men were repossession of car. But this 2010's Repo Men, they are repossession of mechanical organs.

Those mechanical organs are created by a company; "The Union". They sell good high tech mechanical organs to customers. Their prices are expensive. So if you don't pay your bill, They send repo men. You know what they do? They repossess mechanical organs! Even if you cry, or run, they do.

Remmy and Jake, they are repo men. They did many repo. But one day, Remmy get accident while he's working. He get injured. Soon he woke up in the hospital. Then he noticed scar on his chest... Now, you know what'll happen.

This scary sci-fi thriller, Repo Men have many many violent gory scenes. Many bloody scenes. I'm not sure I can recommend this to all of you. Some people will hate this movie. On the other hand, some people will love it like me. While I was seeing this, my face was like this; :eek: :eek6: hocked: