nick6ten said:

highly recommended!

zappadappadoo said:

this:

I was just thinking that I forgot to add this to my list. Movie is crucial.

the most hated family in america is so awful. good but awful. so terrible.

I cant believe i forgot this one...what a great movie.

You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk 1977-84 is finally getting released next month. Can't wait to check it out.

where was this thread all day when i was sitting around watching crap? i've only seen style wars and king of kong!

listentovinyl said:

nick6ten said: highly recommended!

and the "making of" portion of this doc is worth the time too, not to mention dj shadow's participation.

marijnnn said:

it might get loud

Wann see that one too. When I had the chance to see it my friend said it was too late in the evening for him (Sunday night 11pm, WTF) 'cause he works the next day. I WORK TOO AND I WOULD HAVE GONE, what a wuss he is so I think I need new friends. The old ones know too much about me anyway.

my favorite space documentary

Not sure if anyone said this one or not, but its pretty good. I saw it years ago, but when anyone asks about a documentary, its still one of the first ones I think of. It will probably piss you off, which in this case is a good thing, because something needs to be done about this shit.

ZOO. It's about a small group of people into bestiality in the northwest US. Disturbing, but totally captivating.

Going to be checking out a number of these soon. Namely 'Dark Days.'

is Zoo the one where the guy died from getting fucked by a horse?

yeah, i felt sorry for the guy. loved the end aswell

Lucky me, I get to watch Anvil at work tonight. Right now, actually. My job rules.

is that on Showtime?

well i just added Showtime for Dexter, so i will have to check on This American Life.

shakeyourlegson said:

nothing will shake my love for delicious bacon.

just watched some diners and drive-ins tonight about the Comet Cafe in Milwaukee, and oh my god!!!!!!

also...another place makes BACON DONUTS!!!!

i would suggest baking your bacon. it takes less time, and it makes less of a mess. we cook bacon on a cooling rack, and lay that on baking sheets. it cooks all the bacon evenly, and it tastes brilliant. and you won't need to sop up all the grease with a paper towel, because the grease falls off onto the baking sheet.


and if you are really crafty, you can use that bacon grease for other cooking adventures ;)

Hell House

Watched it this weekend. It was featured on This American Life recently.

Hell Houses are a distinctly American phenomenon which began in 1990 just outside of Dallas, at the Trinity Assembly of God Church. The original Hell House was conceived as a modern-day fire-and-brimstone sermon. Today, this religious ceremony of sorts is replete with actors, extensive lighting equipment and full audio-visual tech crews.

Inside the Hell House, tour guides dressed as demons take visitors from room to room to view depictions of school massacres, date rape, AIDS-related deaths, fatal drunk driving crashes, and botched abortions. Hell Houses have now spread to hundreds of churches worldwide. With full access to the behind-the-scenes action, HELL HOUSE follows the process from the first script meeting until the last of the 10,000 visitors passes through the Hell House doors. The movie gives a verite window into the whole process of creating this over-the-top sermon, while showing an intimate portrait of the people who fervently believe its message.

Also, The Corporation is a great doc!

chazcore1980 said:

I saw this last year and i didnt know how to feel. i hated it but thought it was a good documentary.

I felt the same way. The whole movie I was just wondering how these people exist.

Downloading that'un.

I downloaded most of these. So far I've watched:
Dark Days
The Bridge
Hell House
King Of Kong

Loved all of them, hopefully I'll get another one in tonight.