GeraldRice Wrote:Kay-bul--what's that? I've got a sateelite dish.Cable is like where you get several hundred channels plus the ability to watch some television shows when YOU want, not when they are scheduled to be on. Plus, your phone and your broad-band internet connection, all on the same bill.
All we need now is to convert cable to fiber optics and I'll be happier.
Tonight I watched "Pelts"(Thanks, cobalt!).
It was gory! Meatroaf cast off his skin...how could he do that?! Even David Copperfield can't do that! :eek:
(Actually, yesterday I went to D.Copperfield's illusion show)
Yeah.....I enjoyed it!
It was gory! Meatroaf cast off his skin...how could he do that?! Even David Copperfield can't do that! :eek:
(Actually, yesterday I went to D.Copperfield's illusion show)Yeah.....I enjoyed it!
Auskar Wrote:I didn't really like Pelts. Sorry.
No need to appologise!
We all got our own tastes
Only the 2nd masters of horror I've managed to lay my hands on (both Argento ones)
Nothing like this series over in UK at the moment
Out of interest are there any episodes you would recommend
Cheers
The artist formally known as Britfan
Britfan Wrote:No need to appologise!I've liked all the ones that I have seen so far except for Homecoming.
We all got our own tastes
Only the 2nd masters of horror I've managed to lay my hands on (both Argento ones)
Nothing like this series over in UK at the moment
Out of interest are there any episodes you would recommend
Cheers
Cigarette Burns
Dreams in the Witch-House
Incident on and Off a Mountain Road
Chocolate
But the episodes are as diverse as the opinions about them. Some people hate them, some love them. I'm also EXTREMEMELY impressed with the extra features on the DVDs: interviews, making-of, etc.
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
jimbow8 Wrote:I've liked all the ones that I have seen so far except for Homecoming.
Cigarette Burns
Dreams in the Witch-House
Incident on and Off a Mountain Road
Chocolate
But the episodes are as diverse as the opinions about them. Some people hate them, some love them.
Exactly. I liked Homecoming, but I disliked Chocolate.
Quote:I'm also EXTREMEMELY impressed with the extra features on the DVDs: interviews, making-of, etc.
When I got season 2 DVD box set, I want to see interview of FPW in "Pelts".
Kenji Wrote:Exactly. I liked Homecoming, but I disliked Chocolate.I haven't heard of a box set. But I already have two of the episodes from season 1 anyway.
When I got season 2 DVD box set, I want to see interview of FPW in "Pelts".
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
jimbow8 Wrote:I haven't heard of a box set. But I already have two of the episodes from season 1 anyway.
In Japan, "Masters of Horror" was released as box set.
Their Prices are much high. But they have worth to buy.
DVD Box set vol.1
DVD Box set vol.2
Sorry, I just dug up old thread. But today I started watching season 2 on DVD box-set(ep.1~7). One story, "The Screwfly Solution" surprised me. It's a short story by James Tiptree, Jr! Oh gosh! I've never forgotten that short story! So far,it's my favorite one. I also like "The Black Cat" by Edgar Alan Poe. Jeffery Combs really looked like Poe.
Next month, finally I can see "Pelts" with Japanese subtitles.
Next month, finally I can see "Pelts" with Japanese subtitles.