Re: Tzeentch's Thread of Everchanging Topics

[Ataris]

Why gnome? :3

[Dharum]

Indeed, everyone knows dwarf is the only choise.

In fact Blizz should just remove all other races.

Still, goodluck with ze gnome!

[Guest]

Zalg is fine l2p

[Geldar]

If it was between a Goon and Zanazuah however, that might be tricky.

For that my dear abomination of nature, gnome that is. Blizzard has invented, sweeping strikes, cleave and ROFLSTORM.

[Lexius]

[Ehrfürchtige Bennedict]

[Tasjin]

[Lexius]

You tell me.

[Ehrfürchtige Bennedict]

You tell me.

-You- tell me.

[Tasjin]

[Gunnell]

[Baròth / Olian]

Yet again, Gunnel. You've made my day!

[Wubeh]

Urgh, sleeping on the couch is not really advised, my back hurts :<

Either way, Name is now Wubeh.

@Geld: Sadly he appears to have managed to bind his Retal ~~

[Gunnell]

[(Goggy) - Exilius]

<3 Morgonhumor

[Guest]

Men lol, D: Jag kollade inte ens på videon. <_<

[Ataris]

Try to keep to English.

[Guest]

No u


Spamm thread after all D:

[Guest]

GUESS WHAT.

ITS LATE!

[Garlokk]

Elections, voting booths, time to see what we've achieved for our efforts of the last 4 years!

Our Campaign video. \m/

[Gunnell]

The action takes place in 1398 in plague-ridden medieval England. Osmund, a young monk (Redmayne), is tasked with leading the feared knight Ulrich (Bean) and his band of mercenaries to a remote marshland village which has remained untouched by the Black Death. Their quest is to hunt down a heretical sorcerer, who is rumoured to be able to bring the dead back to life.

After a journey beset with harrowing pitfalls, Ulric's envoy finds the village, an eerie utopia led by a beautiful witch, Langiva (van Houten). After she offers Osmund his heart's desire, he is forced to choose between his faith and the secrets the village reveals.

In an advance review, Leslie Felperin of Variety wrote: "A savvy, stylish horror-actioner that's more than the sum of its genre parts, Black Death manages to deliver enough suspense and bloodletting to appease gore fans... Use of grainy stock and a preference for special effects rather than visual or CGI effects gives it a pleasingly retro feel, as does its willingness to explore uncomfortable moral ambiguities. Tech credits create a strong, fetid atmosphere on what looks like a low budget. German locations in Saxony look appropriately beautiful, sinister and ancient all at the same time."

Alan Jones from Film4's FrightFest concluded: "Some may find the climax rather disconcerting as Smith pulls the rug from under one’s feet. However, the greater percentage will thrill to the way the eerie and puzzling intensity builds up a compelling head of scream as the stark brand of Witchfinder General shock value rears its head in the most startling of codas. This intelligent original represents a commendable break from the genre norm and is one of the most powerful films made about God, the godless and what the Devil truly represents."

Looks good.

[Magaskawee/Anaei]

CHANGE PLACES!!

[Gunnell]

[Antistia]

*queue dramatic music*

[Guest]

The action takes place in 1398 in plague-ridden medieval England. Osmund, a young monk (Redmayne), is tasked with leading the feared knight Ulrich (Bean) and his band of mercenaries to a remote marshland village which has remained untouched by the Black Death. Their quest is to hunt down a heretical sorcerer, who is rumoured to be able to bring the dead back to life.

After a journey beset with harrowing pitfalls, Ulric's envoy finds the village, an eerie utopia led by a beautiful witch, Langiva (van Houten). After she offers Osmund his heart's desire, he is forced to choose between his faith and the secrets the village reveals.

In an advance review, Leslie Felperin of Variety wrote: "A savvy, stylish horror-actioner that's more than the sum of its genre parts, Black Death manages to deliver enough suspense and bloodletting to appease gore fans... Use of grainy stock and a preference for special effects rather than visual or CGI effects gives it a pleasingly retro feel, as does its willingness to explore uncomfortable moral ambiguities. Tech credits create a strong, fetid atmosphere on what looks like a low budget. German locations in Saxony look appropriately beautiful, sinister and ancient all at the same time."

Alan Jones from Film4's FrightFest concluded: "Some may find the climax rather disconcerting as Smith pulls the rug from under one’s feet. However, the greater percentage will thrill to the way the eerie and puzzling intensity builds up a compelling head of scream as the stark brand of Witchfinder General shock value rears its head in the most startling of codas. This intelligent original represents a commendable break from the genre norm and is one of the most powerful films made about God, the godless and what the Devil truly represents."

Looks good.

I wanna. *unzips*

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