The Ring

[Premezilla]

Hail all,

Dearie me. I'm not a "horror" movie fan, which has kept me from seeing "The Ring" all this time. But, the other night, I decided to bite the bullet, invite a few dozen friends over, and watch it in darkness. I must admit, the movie itself was very thought-provoking. The director certainly knows how to use the basic elements of fear to scare the living daylights out of people. From the grainy, black-and-white videotape, to the eerie, spooky disposition of the little boy, every scene of the movie glistens with a shiny gloss of scare-paint.

But the real fear also had to do with the females in the audience at the time. Let me put it this way:having girls scream at 10pm generates fear, horror, at the occasional noise complaint. In actuality, the actual fear from the movie didn't hit me until tonight, as I sit here at my computer, desperately trying not think of the twisted expressions of the victims to the gruesomeness of the tape. So, if anyone knows a good cure to the common case of insomnia, feel free to share! :ph34r:

Well, thanks for listening to the ramblings of a tired being who's computer crashed, which caused all programs to be uninstalled, and only realized it when the Diablo II LoD disk refused to load, then realizing that the original Diablo II disks were somewhere else, and finally, accepting the fact that he would have to play extremely shoddy online computer games. Buenos noches!