I know the subject has come up before, but I can not recall if a definitive answer was ever given; how many of FPW's books have been given the audio treatment? I just picked up the unabridged version of The Touch, I own an abridged version of Mirage, I have seen The Select and that is all I'm aware of. Anyone? Anyone?

This is rated PG and Matthew won't stop talking about it. It looks slightly harmless, but I would really like an opinion before I take him to see it. I know some of you will watch it. Let me know if it's scary, funny, whatever. Watch for anything that could possibly hide in a closet or under a bed. I would really appreciate the input. . . . . He's 5, BTW.

Steve D
I watched Wild at Heart last night and must put Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern on my top ten movie couples of all time. Spenser Tracy and Kate Hepburn, Bogey and Hepburn, Bogey and Bacall, Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek, are others I would include (you can figure out the movies they starred in). Any others?

I just finished watching this direct-to-video horror film called Dead Birds. If you're a fan of the horror genre this is a film not to be missed.

Dead Birds tells the story of a group of soldiers in the late 1800's who rob a bank and are on the run. They hold up in an abandoned home for the night only to be terrorized by the demons that live there.

This film actually gave me quite a few jumps. The general atmosphere is good, acting almost top notch, and although there is a bit of violence the movie strives to give general creeps as opposed to reducing itself to gross-out scare tactics.

If you are looking for a well done low budget independent film, I highly recommend you check out Dead Birds. I doubt very much you'll be disappointed.

See it if you must, but I urge you to the see Nine Queens, the movie Criminal remakes, instead. NQ is great, one of the best scam movies ever. I can not imagine anyone who likes RJ not digging it. Criminal is a competent, faithful adaptation, but just didn't have the same spark as the original.

I should mention that NQ is a film from Venezuela and comes with those irritating subtitles, so that may influence your decision.

This question was prompted by another thread.

Are you ADDICTED to F. Paul Wilson's works, any and all of them? Do gotta have 'em? Can't get enough? Get short of breath and dizzy thinking of life without 'em?

Raise your hand or post a note...

(*standing and looking not as contrite as an addict should*)

Hi, my name is Maggers and I'm addicted to FPW. Well, maybe not to him, personally even though he is a really neat guy, but to everything he's ever created, with the exception of his children!

Kenji or anyone else living in Japan or Asia...

Is Steven Seagal big in Asia? He keeps making movies, but they go straight to video here.

This weekend John and I saw a movie he made in 2004 called Into the Sun. About 70% of it was in Japanese and it had no English subtitles! LOL

It was the weirdest thing I've ever seen. Obviously it was made for the Japanese market. So I'm curious, is he popular in Japan?

Susan

Call me an anal engineer, but it leapt out at me: someplace in the HC edition Gateways, the (ex) CA firm "Arthur Andersen" gets a mention, except it's been spelt "Anderson" (guess who once got pulled up for making the same mistake ;-) Still time to fix for the mass market edition, or would anyone care?

Ron

Just now, I watched this new film's trailer in apple.com. The title is Night Watch.

Wow!! *whistle*, this is awesome! Looks like it took an essence from all excellent movies.

I have a one interest. Below the English title, I found Russian title "NOCHNOI DOZOR".....According to synopsis, "First installment of a trilogy based on the best-selling sci-fi novels of Sergei Lukyanenko entitled Night Watch, Day Watch, and Dusk Watch"

Anyway, check this official site and see the trailer. It has amazing visual.


NIGHT WATCH Trailer

Just wanted to let everyone know that the ultra-rare "Haunted Earth" is available on Ebay yet again. This is the third time I've seen it posted.

Check it out here.