But now, you will finally get the definitive answer on which movie is more terrible from the Onion AV Club.
It seemed like such a good idea, that we figured Big Red Podcast could pile on as well. Because, we totally lost a bet. Look for it on July 6.
]]>If anyone else has seen it let me know...I would love to discuss on the boards here.......I’m gonna post over at Cinema Diabolica boards as well.......because I just wanna talk about this film.....
]]>I genuinely can’t wait to see this.
]]>My show choice would be about horror vs. terror and what makes a great horror film, a perfect horror film viewing situation, what makes it follow you home, or into your dreams, etc. Why did Christine leave me with and huge fear of cars at night , but Willard and Ben the Rat gave me a love for rats? I think I know but I am sure it would make for good podcast discussion. Especially with you two at the helm!
What elements must be present to qualify as a horror flick. Why do cheep films strike a deeper cord them high quality flicks, etc.
I could go on and on.
]]>Personally, I’m watching the Director’s Cut of Zodiac with Fincher’s commentay on. Both the man and his film are genius.
I’ve also got Walker, an awesome little Alex Cox movie (he of Repo Man and Sid & Nancy fame) but I accidently left that at Wynne’s house a few nights ago.
And the rest of the queue: The Long Good Friday, Barron von Munchausen, Ms. 45 (one of my favorite exploitation films of the 80s) and Ils (or, as translated to English, Them).
]]>My Queue has grown exponentially in the past week. Once I get my current batch out of the way, I’ll be watching Snatch, Unbreakable, Friday the 13th: Part 3, Futurama the Movie: Bender’s Big Score, and Shutter. My Queue, aside from the liberal sprinkling of horror movies, is pretty hodge-podge.
P.S. If you don’t have a Netflix account, then what movies do you plan on checking out?
]]>we would love for you to check out our podcast, and we LOVE interacting...so don’t be shy
thx
chris
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5. The converter will automaticly detect the main movie of your DVDs, it will popup with below window to let you make a decision, just keep the setting of “Record from movie start point” and output file size setting, the default setting is the best for good quality and compact output file size, click “Yes” to start ripping DVD to Zune video files.
Tips: You can also just record any part of movie by drag the slide bar to where you want to start, and click the “Convert” button, please select “Record from current time point”. This provide you with more flexibility.
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6. Find the .wmv or .mp4 file that DVD to Zune converter created and add it into your Zune software library.
7. Load the .mp4 or .wmv files to Zune by clicking ‘Sync contenct to and from your Zune’. Done!
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