If you feel like punishing yourself with more Uwe Boll, check out Rampage (2009).
But like I said, these aren't horror.
And pretty meh tbh
Only good horror is cheesy cult horror imo.
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If you feel like punishing yourself with more Uwe Boll, check out Rampage (2009).
But like I said, these aren't horror.
And pretty meh tbh
Only good horror is cheesy cult horror imo.
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Not much happens in The Devil's Rock really, but if you haven't watched it at least it may be something you could try
Former Lizard Person
Most likely he has to read all three of them for school, but doesn't want to wade through the literary styles of the time. To which I say, "If you're not going to read it, then fail the class with pride." Or Cliffsnotes. But meh, teachers generally read the Cliffsnotes and the Sparknotes for the book, just so they can catch students who only offer insight based on what's in those rather than the book itself. Same with the movie versions.Originally Posted by deadlegion
Do you mean Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott?
Published in the 1800's and it really isn't difficult to read dude.
I would've easily been younger than you are when I got my copy of it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe
It shouldn't be too difficult to find this in a second hand bookshop somewhere
Another book you may possibly want to check out is The White Company by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
I read that around the same time I read Ivanhoe.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_White_Company
Still got both books, older hardcover editions.
Cyber Husky!
They are still making bloodrayne films?
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I never had to read them for schoolMost likely he has to read all three of them for school, but doesn't want to wade through the literary styles of the time. To which I say, "If you're not going to read it, then fail the class with pride." Or Cliffsnotes. But meh, teachers generally read the Cliffsnotes and the Sparknotes for the book, just so they can catch students who only offer insight based on what's in those rather than the book itself. Same with the movie versions.
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I've only ever watched the one I mentioned.
I think I fell asleep watching it
Rampage is probably the only Uwe Boll movie that I ever found watchable really
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Need moar alone in the dark muvies
Cyber Husky!
I actually have not seen that but heard much bad things
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Watch Iron Sky if you haven't already dude.
It's not horror, but it's worth watching for a low budget flick.
DVDrip is out there already.
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I've watched quite a few Uwe Boll flicks (well, tried to at least) and they make you appreciate other "bad" moviesI actually have not seen that but heard much bad things
Wiki quote time:
When rumors surfaced that Boll had expressed interest in a Metal Gear Solid movie, and claimed to have been given a script to read, Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima responded in his audioblog HIDECHAN, "Absolutely not! I don't know why Uwe Boll is even talking about this kind of thing. We've never talked to him. It's impossible that we'd ever do a movie with him." Boll later stated that he only thought he was doing the film because he was tricked by someone named Scithe who claimed to work for Konami.
Boll also made a bid to direct the upcoming World of Warcraft movie, but was turned away by the owners of the Warcraft franchise, Blizzard Entertainment who said: "We will not sell the movie rights, not to you…especially not to you." Boll responded "Because it’s such a big online game success, maybe a bad movie would destroy that ongoing income, what the company has with it."
Ya'll are stupid
Well, off to band camp.
Cyber Husky!
Movies aint like what they used to be lol
You should watch The Boneyard.
So much lulz
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There was a queue at the post office. Yeah, pensioners queueing outside the fucking post office as the queue was spilling outside.
Now I have to go to the local post office where I'm hated.
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lol why?Now I have to go to the local post office where I'm hated.
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