I think the pills will come into play. He was like Elvis in that he only functioned after a while because of pills. The guy never took care of himself properly. I remember a long time ago that people had a hard time getting him to eat. That he basically lived off water and vitamins. That's not good.

This is very sad.

And I couldn't state it better than Brett did.

Let The Right One In.

Wow.... Just wow. One of THE best vampire films I've ever seen. And I'm not a huge vampire fan, either.

I love foreign horror and this one came out of Sweden. There were some definite horror moments, but it wasn't a typical horror; there were no real chase scenes or high tension or anything. It was more of a dark drama. Pretty deep. And pretty damn disturbing. And after reading about the novel in which its based, the story is even more horrifying.

Anyone else seen it?

There's an American remake coming (of course) but I'm not opposed to it... I'm not opposed to remakes in general and I don't get the anger directed at them, to be honest... The guy who directed Cloverfield is doing it and said it would be based on the novel, not the movie. I don't know how the hell an American film can touch the issues of pedophillia and sadism that was only hinted at in the Swede film.... Not to mention the REAL relationship between the little boy and the vampire girl. It will be interesting to see.

SPLINTER

Nothing much to say, but it was a pretty fucking good horror flick. Sort of reminded me of The Thing, but in a gas station. Killer shit.

I agree with Bono. I love the solo and think Axl is the weak link here. I think the lyrics are borderline cheesy, but if he used a rasp, or sang it more like November Rain, and maybe lost one of the choruses and focused on the orchestrations (whch are fantastic, btw) it would be killer. His voice really throws me off.

As is, Robin saves the song.

I can't believe some of you guys are buying this cat as a "real" poster. There's no reason to bash Robin because he's successfully got a rise out of you.