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Tonight I watched an amazing anti drug documentary from Lucifer Valentine, "Black Metal Veins". You may or may not know who Lucifer Valentine is, but it doesn't matter. To me, this is by far his best film, and a movie with a message about how destructive the dope life can be. It follows several people and how they live with their insane drug consumption. I was glued to the screen watching this, and it is so educational against drug use, that after watching this, you never want to even think about trying out heroin especially. This documentary is so good and truly reality based that it almost should be mandatory for anybody considering drugs. I can't rate this high enough, it is definitely a must see.

Last night I had the pleasure of watching one of the best horror comedies I have ever seen. I'm not all that much of a fan of most horror comedy movies, but "Ready or Not" completely knocked me out. Not only is it loaded with blood and gore in abundance, but the story or script is very very good, as is the acting. The movie is about a couple getting married, the male being from a very rich family and the couple is going to the family's estate to meet his family for a celebration. At midnight the bride has to participate in a game, depending on a card the bride picks that signifies what game it will be. this is a ritual the family does anytime a new member is introduced to the family. The only problem, a very big problem, is the card the bride draws is the worst one possible. The bride thinks it is just a hide and seek game, but it turns out, the family now has to kill her before the Sunrise. Then the fun starts, and so do the laughs. I just loved this movie, not only is it fun to watch this bumbling family trying to find and kill her, the blood and gore effects are top notch. If you haven't seen this jewel, I strongly suggest you do, I can almost guarantee you'll be totally entertained, unless the blood and gore is too much for you.

Well, I am pretty well spaced out right now, because this amazing movie from Richard Stanley (his first film in 25 years) and based on a short story from H. P. Lovecraft, is a truly unique movie experience. I would not even try to tell you much about the story, you can read the summary at IMDB. It demands repeated viewings, and I'll certainly do that. It is a true visual treat, with magnificent colors and photography that defy description. Within the Sci Fi Horror genre, it is frightening but also beautiful. Nic Cage gets a chance again, since "Mandy" to give one of his patented freakout performances. He is very very good as is the whole cast. I just loved the movie, and I'll be thinking of it for some time, because it really does hit you in the face.