Don't We All Have Them?

Just a quick note before todays update. If anyone has any ideas or links or anything they might like to contribute you are more than welcome to leave in in a comment so I can check it out. Updating daily can get challenging so I'm pushing myself and help would be appreciated and also it'd help me feel connected to my (imaginary at this point) fans.

Anyways, today's update is a movie that is borderline what I try to aim for. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World is one of my favorite movies but it wasn't widely recieved and didn't do too hot at the box office. Which is sad because it is visually gorgeous and if you are a video game fan in the slightest it is worth checking out. The opening is slow, but once the first epic battle appears things speed up from there. If you haven't seen it I order you to check out Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.

12 Year Old Ho!

Video Game Recaps is an enjoyable site if you like sarcasm and more risque jokes. Unfortunately they haven't been updating frequently but I hope they start up soon. Beware: Fan wanking and people who take their favorite game too seriously should stay clear.

http://www.videogamerecaps.com/

Because you weren't sleeping any time soon.

After yesterdays disapointing J-horror I pulled up my netflix and pulled up one of my recomended horror movies, Reincarnation. Only knowing what the Netflix information I started playing it and found a nice J-horror movie by Takashi Shimizu, the creator of the grudge and one of the creepiest dolls I have every seen.

Reincarnation

Hell Unto Us

Here's an anime I found on Netflix. Hell Girl. The series is alright, but the trailer gives it an air of creepiness  that isn't there after the first eppisode or two. In fact, the eppisodes seem to get a bit repetive and you can jump in at any point in the series and only be slightly confused after the first eight eppisodes. There is no overaching storyline and the anime suffers from it. No "HOMGWTFBBQ" twist that blow the mind, sadly. I feel like it's a wasted opportunity. I mean, the trailer just gives it an air of creepy J-horror that I love, but there's not much meat to the series, sadly.

Of Geeks and... just geeks really.

Hey ho, here's one of my favorite webcomics. Fanboys has a great artistic style, and the facial expressions are the best part. The early stuff is fairly generic but I rather like the way the comic went. Going back still makes me smile. Here's one of his side comics called minis.

http://fanboys-online.com/

Musings

So I'm not entirely sure what I want to do with this blog here. The most I can think of right now is posting the occasional thing I find interesting or entertaining, wether it's a picture, a movie, or maybe a story (I do love me some creepy pasta). Maybe I'll add commentry, maybe not. I'll try to update daily, or at least once a week, but no promises. Anyways, to start things off here's a video by the wonderful Neil Cicerga, based of the incredibly creepy Marble Hornets.

 

And here's the first of the Marble Hornets series for good measure.