Well, The Frighteners was written in a sort of… obsolete vernacular?

You don't think a film has to be relatable to be good? You don't have to experience the exact same scenarios for be able to relate to something; you can relate on an emotional level to something even if you haven't experienced it.

You don't think a film has to be relatable to be good? You don't have to experience the exact same scenarios for be able to relate to something; you can relate on an emotional level to something even if you haven't experienced it.

Explosions in the Sky are a great gateway; take heed of those recommendations. Hit both Those Who Tell the Truth shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth shall Live Forever and The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place and move on from there.

Explosions in the Sky are a great gateway; take heed of those recommendations. Hit both Those Who Tell the Truth shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth shall Live Forever and The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place and move on from there.

Godspeed you black emperor's Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada is an excellent place to start the overly dramatic bombastic side of the equation. A lot of people seem to enjoy Mogwai's Come on Die Young, but I feel Young Team is a better record. That may be because it's what got me into them, but I feel it's both rougher…

Godspeed you black emperor's Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada is an excellent place to start the overly dramatic bombastic side of the equation. A lot of people seem to enjoy Mogwai's Come on Die Young, but I feel Young Team is a better record. That may be because it's what got me into them, but I feel it's both rougher…

I don't know French very well so maybe someone can confirm this, but it seems like it gets translated to a fairly wide variety of English swears. I think it's a fairly general purpose profanity in a lot of cases.

I don't know French very well so maybe someone can confirm this, but it seems like it gets translated to a fairly wide variety of English swears. I think it's a fairly general purpose profanity in a lot of cases.

I was mostly shocked by the decision to zoom through the walls in that one shot. Seriously, that was very strange.

I was mostly shocked by the decision to zoom through the walls in that one shot. Seriously, that was very strange.

That's also the line that ends Papa M's "Krusty" which takes sound from this episode for some strange reason: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

That's also the line that ends Papa M's "Krusty" which takes sound from this episode for some strange reason: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Oh, I don't doubt that. The last one wasn't too bad, it was just that this guy was clearly even less excited to answer the questions than I was in hearing his answers. But, you know, you Gotta Start Somewhere.

Oh, I don't doubt that. The last one wasn't too bad, it was just that this guy was clearly even less excited to answer the questions than I was in hearing his answers. But, you know, you Gotta Start Somewhere.

He sure seems like a talkative fellow!

He sure seems like a talkative fellow!

I've always found doing a Google Blog search for obscure albums to be a fairly effective way of finding full copies of them. Sorting the results chronologically is the best option for this.

I've always found doing a Google Blog search for obscure albums to be a fairly effective way of finding full copies of them. Sorting the results chronologically is the best option for this.

@avclub-2657ec682e08250db1f8e8b84afa9dc6:disqus Satantango was surprising and interesting to see. Personally, I think Werkmeister Harmonies is a more enjoyable and interesting film, but I can understand why people would pick Satantango over it.