To be fair, he is!


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Sorry for the delay: I always thought the narrator was some kind of Nosferatu type creature but he was quite unaware that he was anything abnormal, having only ever lived in that bizarre (and confusing) underground crypt/castle. It was lost on me that he mentioned a maddening familiarity with the es...

I have indeed, but I may not manage to post my thoughts until tomorrow!

Alan wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 08, 2018 9:30 pm

The Sinner S2
It’s very good, just as good quality as S1. I was a bit worried since S1 seemed like it was self contained but this was a good way to continue it.

Where are you watching? I noticed Netflix doesn't have Season 2 yet.

Stormbringer wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 07, 2018 6:27 am

Jez wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 07, 2018 6:19 am

We would have to change the name of the thread!

THE HORROR!

Yes, that would be an ideal name for the thread!

Well I was meant to be at yet another chaotic masquerade ball with all the other noble socialites this evening but my plans have been cancelled. So I shall read the story this very eve. ¬_¬

I hated Tom Bombadil, I'm glad they cut him out of the films.

When you look at history, particularly the 20th Century, you can see parallels to previous times when the world was heading towards a crisis. The media and many world leaders are rattling sabres, aided by the fact that the propaganda machine has an unprecedented level of access to us all at all time...

Overcast and grey here. Perfect weather for me. ¬_¬

I am also happy to keep with Ghouls and say 6!

Can we vote for the next story despite Snowy being on holiday?

Say, Mantis, who is Pickford?

I loved this story and thought it flowed really well. Like Sly, I didn't get the impression that the Art Club was specifically about the macabre. More that they were a general art club with a certain tolerance for the macabre in the same way a snooty literature club might have a certain tolerance f...

Yes indeed, though I probably won't be posting about it until tomorrow evening myself.