Finally, Open range released in Japan, and I saw it in theater.

It was pretty good. Kevin Costner and Robert DuVall, this two guys were amazing. Last gun fight sequences were great, thrilling, and powerful. Recently, western movies dwindled. I hope this is not last western movie. I'm waiting for Alamo's release in Japan.

BTW, funny thing, this movie's Japanese title is Wild Range. What do you think about this title? Wild or Open........ :confused:

Steve D (putting his ass on the line here with this suggestion, but...)
FPW has already written in stone that there will be no sequel to Nightworld a la MAD MAX and no prequel to The Keep; however, what if DEMONSONG were one of many encounters by Rasalom and Glaaken in post-destruction worlds reduced to barbaric post-civilizations by Rasalom? Wouldn't that mean that in yet another post-destruction world (namely, Earth) after Nightworld that Rasalom and Glaaken could meet again in the barbaric post-civilization that would grow after Nightworld on Earth? The Keep prequel (which would be in flashback to their real first meeting) and the Nightworld sequel (which would be in the present at their real final meeting, leaving Jack and family and the other survivors representing the new world ahead after the grand battle and thus closure) could be wrapped up in one book: The real grand finale of the Adversary Cycle in the post-apocalyptic world of Nightworld.

Anyway, this is what I dreamt last night after eating some Thai food, so you can imagine how I spaced-out I must feel right now, waking up with this idea in my head. It made so much sense in the dream. Jack was there. And Glaaken. And even you Toto. Sighhhhh. Ah, but a man's grasp should exceed his reach, or what is a Heaven for? Alright, I'll go take a Zantac now. I'm sure there is nothing here that Mr. F Paul Wilson hasn't thought of already....

THE END??????

Hi - I'm new here. But I've recently read all of the Jack material I could get my hands on (including Crisscross, Freakshow and Barrens) and have read the first 4 adversary books. I have Reprisal and Nightworld, but should I read them? If they will be re-written with Jack playing a much more important role (which is certainly implied by a little old lady with a dog in a retirement community in Florida) maybe I should wait. Love to hear the advise as part of me wants to dive into the books ASAP!!

Hello all,

I've recently seen this poster on many bus stops in my area, and I think it looks VERY RJ.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...20497&rd=1

He may not be able to act, be he sure looks like Mr. Jack, especially in that poster.

Wanted to say this in public.

The Dark Harvest Nightworld ARC arrove today. It fills a long-standing gap on my ego shelf. Thank you to one of the Other Pauls.

New to the board, so pardon if this has been discussed previously.
I remember that one or two of the vampire anthologies I own has this story.
One of them was based on the theme of vampires ruling the world. Anyhow, my questions are:
1. Anybody know the names of the anthologies this story was reprinted in?
2. Is the version in said anthologies unabridged and complete?
3. Does the short story chronologically lead into the novel or is the novel an evolution of the original story?
4. Has FPW got any other vampire short stories out there somewhere?

And for the record, I thought the movie version of "The Keep" was okay (at least as a high school senior watching it first run in the theater).

My library actually has the "Midnight Mass" novel even though it has skipped the RJ books after "Conspiracies". They put it "on hold" for me today.

Thanks,
EG
(Who's hoping to make it up the road from Virginia to Horrorfind in Aug.)

Love Object is a nice little demented piece of work.

If you must watch a WWII horror movie prior to the DVD release of The Keep, be sure to take Deathwatch over The Bunker as it is far superior.

Scott

[b]From MSNBC[/b]

[b]"The Man with the Screaming Brain"[/b]
STATUS: Due in 2005 on the Sci-Fi Channel
We don’t know much about this upcoming Sci-Fi-Channel movie beyond that the writer, director and star is Bruce Campbell (“The Evil Dead,” “Bubba Ho-Tep”), and that means this meal will be especially tasty for those who like extra cheese. Campbell plays a wealthy businessman out for revenge after a mad scientist replaces part of his brain with that of a Russian spy. It’s a story ripped from today’s headlines!

Just started reading Virgin yesterday. Oh....and I finished it yesterday as well. It's strange. I could not put it down. It certainly wasn't the most suspenseful of Wilson's books. But I could not put it down. I loved it.

I was wondering if anyone else had read it and if so.....any thoughts?

Jason

This was a pleasant surprise. The trailers had had a reverse effect on me: Convinced me I did not want to see it. I mean, it stars Adam Sandler, and there’s something about him—a smug undertone? an air of self-satisfaction, like I’m Adam Sandler and you’re not? I’m not sure. Whatever it is, it puts me off. But my daughter rented it over the weekend and I got stuck watching it.

To my amazement, I liked it. Sandler didn’t bring a whole lot to the table. Drew Barrymore and the supporting cast were good, but the warm, wry, and clever script made the film. Sometimes great preformances can save a mediocre script, but I suspect this was one of those films where it was all on the page before the first frame was exposed.