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Tempest set himself on fire before a fight! Priceless.

Alan Grant interview was great, loved the Romero piece, I'd forgotten Bruiser even existed I must try and track it down. Coincidentally I was watching the new Creepshow DVD the other day too, it's brilliant.

Bob was great fun, Dredd and Armo a bit meh but not bad.

I'm liking this lineup.

I admire Pat Mills greatly, and fully acknowledge the huge impact he had on early Dredd. I love The Cursed Earth too, but not as much as I love The Pit. I would say that Mills (and Alan Grant for that matter) might have their own take on Dredd, I just like John Wagners better.

I've been trying to think of the last time Judge Edgar was seen or mentioned before this week. Was it the story where The Chief Judges Man was sent to her workfarm?

Dredd mad me laugh out loud several times, especially PJ's line about "even i like to turn a profit". And a mention of Edgar, too. Magic.

And yet Kingdom is fighting with it to be top thrill. Shakara, Stront and Stickles are all brilliant too.

Are you sure us Earthlets can handle all of this at once, Green bonce?

"It was a flash forward, stop making up stuff that's crap and nonsensical."

Was that directed at a boarder or the makers of Lost? :)

I think it's Alex without her awful 80s perm.
Her hair is the scariest thing in the show!

The BBC have already bought Tin Machine off me, so I'll be away to develop it. Later, suckers!!!

TIN MACHINE:

Rookie copper Dave Mountains is shot in the face and wakes up in 1990, where he encounters Gene Hunt and the boys as they ave it large in Madchester.

Northside!

Yep, in Hollywood you judge success by the amount of nuisance lawsuits filed against you.
All good publicity.

MST

I love This Island Earth! I've read the book too, by Raymond F. Jones.

I've been prejudiced against MSF ever since I caught a bit of the movie, and was thinking "will you you wankers shut up? I'm trying to watch This Island Earth!"

Great link matthew! I hope they have The Wasp Woman...

I'm not against a remake, but can you honestly make a better film than The Thing? I wouldn't know where to start, it's almost perfect.

And if there isn't a Mountains of Madness film soon I'm going to start hurting people.

I got a lovely old 1950s illustrated Bible in a charity shop once, it does happen!

Man I love The Last Starfighter.