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    Hellbound by Buckcherry

    Hellbound by Buckcherry

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    22 years since the debut self-titled record, Buckcherry keep the party going with ninth record...

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Dean (6926 KP) rated Hellboy (2019) in Movies

Apr 12, 2019 (Updated Jul 8, 2019)  
Hellboy (2019)
Hellboy (2019)
2019 | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
5
5.8 (88 Ratings)
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Good range of creatures (0 more)
Too much cgi (1 more)
The gore didn't seem right
Well hard to believe it's be 15 years since the first Hellboy, this reboot largely seems to have gone under the radar. I can see why.
Despite the big budget feel and huge amount of SFX it just feels like a very standard action film. Quite gory and with every fight accompanied by a thumping rock track. The plot is very by the numbers. It doesn't have the sense of humour of the earlier films. Overall an average action film nothing special but you might enjoy more if you are a fan of the other Hellboy films.
  
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HString (92 KP) Apr 16, 2019

Very underwhelmed. Prefer the original. This has none of the humour of the first.
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Oshie Thurmond (3 KP) Apr 18, 2019

Great movie but still can't beat Ron Pearlman in the orginal film
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Guy Maddin recommended Written on the Wind (1957) in Movies (curated)

 
Written on the Wind (1957)
Written on the Wind (1957)
1957 | Classics, Comedy, Drama
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"Sirk’s assembled team of actors and craftspeople has never been better! Frank Skinner’s underrated score really carries this hurtling narrative from its first insane notes, dialing up the Euripidean melodramatics to levels worthy of the luridly saturated Technicolors lensed by Russell Metty. Rock Hudson, Robert Stack, Lauren Bacall (of that certain age long before any other Sirk heroine), and the impossible-to-carbon-date Dorothy Malone, in a helmet of dead hair, whirl around each other like a mobile in a gale, all the while perfectly delivering dialogue as confected as Alexander Golitzen’s decors. Hard to believe Rock’s muse, Ross Hunter, didn’t produce this one!"

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CHILLFILTR (46 KP) rated Mouth of Ghosts by Mouth of Ghosts in Music

Sep 2, 2019  
Mouth of Ghosts by Mouth of Ghosts
Mouth of Ghosts by Mouth of Ghosts
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Rating
he self-titled 2019 debut LP from Mouth of Ghosts is a culmination of several years' worth of stylistic probing, and the exploration of a nexus between dance pop, hard rock influences, and a vocal aesthetic that combines power and precision with a mesmerizing sense of rhythm.

On Mouth of Ghosts, the EP, listeners are given the opportunity to explore a diverse collection of textures and tones within a single cohesive experience. Downfall leverages a cinematic quality of tone with layers of vocal harmony and a groove that gives hints of reggae. The result is a shimmering track that feels suspended halfway between Enya and K.Flay.
  
    The Last Rock Curling

    The Last Rock Curling

    Sports and Games

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    The Last Rock Curling simulates real physics to give an authentic feel of curling that is fun for...

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Frank Turner recommended Everything Sucks by The Descendents in Music (curated)

 
Everything Sucks by The Descendents
Everything Sucks by The Descendents
1996 | Metal, Punk, Rock
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Favorite

"Kurt Cobain talked about punk a lot even though everyone spoke about Nirvana being a grunge band, which I found quite confusing at the time. So I asked a friend of mine’s uncle about what punk was and I went out and got the first Clash record and the Sex Pistols. I was kind of into that, and then the '90s American skate punk thing arrived in my life. It’s a complex record, but it’s a really fun, poppy record at the same time Green Day and The Offspring were the gateway bands and I got heavily into NOFX, Pennywise and all that stuff, but the record that really sticks with me is Everything Sucks. It’s fast, it’s hard, it’s heavy but it’s also melodic as well. It’s a complex record, but it’s a really fun, poppy record at the same time. I listened to it yesterday. It’s a masterpiece of punk rock. It was my gateway into underground punk rock"

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Will Young recommended Attack & Release by The Black Keys in Music (curated)

 
Attack & Release by The Black Keys
Attack & Release by The Black Keys
2008 | Alternative
9.4 (5 Ratings)
Album Favorite

"I'd loved the previous albums but then Attack & Release came out and they'd worked with Danger Mouse, who is one of my favourite producers and was doing great stuff around then with Gorillaz and Martina Topley-Bird, and he'd done The Grey Album thing too, and I think Gnarls Barkley came just after this. Quite an unusual choice of producer for them, because they'd been doing quite hard stuff before that. Not rock rock, but y'know. It was just an amazing blend. Danger Mouse has got a real swing to the stuff he does, and he'd put a surrounding swing to it, combining two quite raw musicians - and an amazing vocalist - and it's just this incredible album. I've seen them a couple of times - and I think I built my expectation of them up too much - I mean, they were amazing, but I think I was expecting it to be the pinnacle of all gigs."

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