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I know this thread's been dead for some time, but I've had an "animate dead" left to cast for today, so... steampunk modding

mark morgan - transcendent one theme

I've played it through once with my good ranger/druid from the OC, but I'll replay it with one of the new classes in a more chaotic or evil way as soon as I have the time. Great addon, very intriguing and a lot of replay value

monica richards - a good thing cool trackname for a good song

the witcher, and it's really good so far

brave new world it was about time for that

couldn't sleep, so I watched donnie darko. it was the first time i saw it... it left a strange impression of sadness an truth, and i'm a bit worried for my girlfried who is at a vampire larp right now... hope she's fine... it's about four o'clock am and i should get some sleep. g'night...

damn, people should stick that word back to where it came from. nothing against you, starwars, but the general emo-calling of today, nowadays everything is "emo" from the latest casting-band to old shool goth, from depressed housewife to maniac cocain addict... i hate it! now i'm emo too, especially if i love motb at the same time, aren't i...

is seven considered a horror film? if so, it should be on my list too there also was some lovecraftian movie about some aristocrat or doctor who moved in a house in arkham (most probably ), who was really an evil inquisitor. something like that. very cheap, but somehow cool movie i forgot the name of.

apoptygma berzerk - eclipse in a nice techno-rock live version

I should probably watch that one again, then...

The Wicker Man (not that cr** with Nicholas Cage) Event Horizon Army of Darkness Night of the living dead ... Anything with more suspense than disgust. Event Horizon really lost its appeal the more I watched it, still love the end though, that's why it's on the list. The wicker man is great, but not truly a horror film. Army of darkness is a comedy, but it just perfects Evil Dead by the brief introduction ("next, the evil got in my hand, so I lopped it off" ). Night of the living dead seemed dead boring at first. But when I saw it the second time, I noticed, it actually had almost everything I wanted from a horror movie - but it also had much of what I hate about horror movie: Catatonic women, obvious situations... All in all, I'm still looking for the perfect horror film. But I fear it will be in vain, because of all the flaws inherent in this genre Hm, would Brazil count as a horror movie? It does depict a quite horrible vision, after all...

nitzer ebb - join in the chant

One great game, that MotB Finally finished... A picture for you, spoilerfree and good looking: The image-quality is not as high as I would have liked, because I forgot to change screenshot-format [edit] argh, web adresses are case sensitive...

david bowie with nin - the man who sold the world ooh, that's too relaxed for my taste. Not so good compared to the original version... [edit] time to wake up: orphaned land - norra el norra (entering the ark) fischerspooner - circle (vision creation) Hm, all in all, I prefer the #1-Album over Odyssey

lamb - soft mistake

yeah, I almost never listen to Atrocity, Deathstars (Metal?), Sentenced or Moonspell while surfing... It's just not too inspiring for the RPGs I'm writing or fitting the Hardware-News I'm reading Now playing: Faith and the Muse - Souls in Isolation (Chameleons Cover) And to right before it: fisherspooner - tone poem (electronic enough for you, Holy Father?) [edit] And now: fisherspooner - horizon [edit2] jean michel jarre - magnetic fields 1 I couldn't remember how cool these tracks in my "electronics"-folder are

Thank you, jaguars4ever, for absolving people for necro-posting So, here goes: MOTB That said, my first playthrough of PS: T is and probably will remain the most memorable, enjoyable gaming experience I've had. Even after reading the "vision" behind it, that seemd kind of immature ("babes, and even more babes"...)

bush - out of this world [edit] ok, that was it, someone else take over that job now;)

muse - citizen erased

okay, I'll try, and I'll begin with this: vast - lost.

planescape: torment - credits and inspired by this: samael - quasar waves to avoid pidesco-imitations: the cooper temple clause - murder song

Antimatter - Leaving Eden

motb, motb, motb

Man, and I thought this thread was about the great DnD supplement "Heroes of Horror" (which could serve as "horror writing for dummies", as it presents quite an analytical view - though quite fixed on digestion - on horror, suspense and methods for achieving these feelings in general)