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For me it was actually the Swedish comedy Bröllopsfotografen (The Wedding Photographer). It's fun for the first half, mostly drama for the second part. Didn't feel like finishing it as I watched it at the cinemas when it came out. I like it though.

Other than that I watched the new Patricio Valladares film La Creacion, a post-nuclear/post-apocalypse surrealism film from Chile. 6/10. Worth a watch.

'...And The I Helped' oddly enough. Really fun flick, very eager to see it on a big screen! Also recently I've watched Tod Browning's Freaks. Every once in a while I get the urge to throw it on. This film ranks second only to 'The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari' for early horror in my opinion.

...and all you've seen was a sketch of what it is now...heheh...

"...And Then A Tease."

Seriously though, the pickups....scoring...final adjustments are a complete light and day difference. Can't wait to see what you think of what it is to be...

Freaks! Wish the original cut existed...

The dvd I have has the alternative endings + the introduction. There's a great 35min doc on there as well. Excellent film

That's awesome, didn't know that much was saved... from what I'd heard it was pretty much butchered.

As far as I know this is the most intact version http://www.amazon.ca/Freaks-DVD/dp/B000 ... 158&sr=8-1
They actually talk about the butchery in the doc.

Sweet! Glad there's some history covered, especially for a film from it's time...and the trouble with the studio and such.

Watched Blood On The Highway recently and it was pretty terrible. Shitty shitty humor.

The Ghouls

Unspeakable