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Did you watch it?

Yeah. His stuff is pretty terrifying. It's a shame that his prose is so hard to sit through though. You have to be pretty dedicated to actually read any of his stuff. That's why I'm still hoping for some good movies or TV shows based off of his work in the future.


Also, I wanted to make sure that you guys are getting the fact that I'm posting one video per channel recommendation. Should I change the font size and bold it for the channel names?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I like several, Zebra Corner, Ryan George who also does Screen Rant's Pitch Meetings. Also Voxis Productions and Lindsey Ellis is brilliant, and of course...Doomcock. There are also many automotive and sci-fi channels I like but are too many to list. I also like the channels with trains hitting cars and trucks...maybe I need help

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Yeah, watched the posted vid. I think I've got tons of respect for HP but to be honest, his stuff isn't for me.

I fall more ( ok, totally ) into the Tolkien camp. I don't even bother w C.S. Lewis, so it seems going to the other extreme, Lovecraft, is right out.

Props, but no... not for me.

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Cabin in the Woods. Good flick. Nice twists there and play on the standard slasher film. My only problem was that knowing it was Joss's film, seeing familiar faces ( Amy Acker, Fran Kranz ) and the whole corporate evil thing going on ( Wolfram & Hart ? ) it seemed a bit of a rip off of his own work.

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Funny how he'd say that though... because as that movie came out, seems to be about the time when actors and directors started getting rabbit ears and taking criticisms of their work personally and pushing back on the fans. They stopped treated " us " as customers and more like annoyances. Just my 2 cents.

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Don't know that I have any real favourites but I watch some British Telly on YouTube, things like "Good Neighbours" which is British comedy.

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Also tend to watch "Top 5 Scary Videos". It's a channel that reviews horror movies. I mean I don't even like horror movies.

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Don't know that I have any real favourites but I watch some British Telly on YouTube, things like "Good Neighbours" which is British comedy.

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Yeah. That's cool. I didn't even realize that there are some free TV shows up on youtube. I just found a whole bunch of episodes of an old anthology series called Ray Bradbury Theater. Kind of like the Twilight Zone, but from the late 80's and early 90's.

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I've heard of Ray Bradbury theater but don't think I've ever watched it. Not even on tv. People upload things. Like I said "Good Neighbours" from the UK and older stuff from the US such as "Rat Patrol." I like that too.

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Also tend to watch "Top 5 Scary Videos". It's a channel that reviews horror movies. I mean I don't even like horror movies.

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lol. I know exactly what you're talking about there. I watch movie reviews constantly, but I could probably count on both hands the number of movies I've actually watched in the last 5 years, and 3 of those were in the last 8 months.

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I know. Think I can name all the horror movies I've seen in my lifetime. The list wouldn't be very long. They just aren't my thing. Used to watch a tv series called "Friday the 13th." It was filmed up here in Toronto in the late 80s. It wasn't remotely anything to do with the movie series. The show centred around a pair of cousins that inherited a curio shop from a late Uncle, who had made a deal with the devil for his soul. All the items in the shop were cursed, so with a friend of the family they now had to go around and gather up all the cursed items, to put them in a vault. It wasn't a bad little show.


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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.

But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.



I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.

But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.



I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.

I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.

Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.

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Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.

But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.



I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.

I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.

Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.

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If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.


I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.

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Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.

But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.



I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.

I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.

Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.

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If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.


I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I did try watching Warehouse 13 once but I might have to look at it again.

As to the time frame for Forever Knight, you young whippersnapper. I was watching both Forever Knight and Friday the 13th in their original runs.

Also I was watching them on West Coast time, so a little different.

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Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.

But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.



I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.

I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.

Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.

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If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.


I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I did try watching Warehouse 13 once but I might have to look at it again.

As to the time frame for Forever Knight, you young whippersnapper. I was watching both Forever Knight and Friday the 13th in their original runs.

Also I was watching them on West Coast time, so a little different.

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If you've got the time to invest, I think you'd like Warehouse 13. But it did take a while for the show to really take off. I think the problem in the beginning is that the character development was lacking, but once they started to get you to care about the characters it really started getting good. What I also thought was pretty cool at the time was that they did crossover episodes with another show called Eureka that was also really good. I was bummed when those shows ended.

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I usually just tune in for about the first 3 minutes of his videos before I move on. Even on lockdown I don't have time to sit and watch somebody take 30 minutes to say what he could have said in 5.

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I usually just tune in for about the first 3 minutes of his videos before I move on. Even on lockdown I don't have time to sit and watch somebody take 30 minutes to say what he could have said in 5.

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Dude does repeat himself a good bit. But Rush does it far more than anyone, and he's gotten worse with age.

You may be onto something w/ the pharmaceuticals remark.

Fathom the hypocrisy of a government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured... but not everyone must prove they are a citizen

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HEY JACK!

Looked up an episode of "Friday the 13th" and no I don't think it has held up. Didn't make me jump at all. Think when I saw the episode it might have but now just far too simple.

Also looked up "War of the Worlds" tv series that ran from 1988-1990. That one episode I watched seemed to have held up a little better.

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HEY JACK!

Looked up an episode of "Friday the 13th" and no I don't think it has held up. Didn't make me jump at all. Think when I saw the episode it might have but now just far too simple.

Also looked up "War of the Worlds" tv series that ran from 1988-1990. That one episode I watched seemed to have held up a little better.

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That's a bummer to hear about Friday the 13th. Not really surprised though. I think TV kind of hit its Golden Age around 10 - 15 years ago with stuff like Lost and Fringe and Breaking Bad and a whole other shows of that caliber. It's just hard to go back to the low budget and low production value of the 80's and 90's.

I know what you mean about War of the Worlds though. I saw every episode of that with my old man when I was a kid on the original run, and I re-watched the whole thing sometime around 2009 and it was still creepy as hell. It hat the 80's cheese and the low production value too, but it did have something special about it that kept my interest on the re-watch. Do you remember how it got about 10 times weirder in the 2nd season?

I also didn't even realize that Adrian Paul was in the 2nd season when I saw him years later in the Highlander TV series.

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It was kind of a bummer because for its time it was an interesting little show with the title and all. I remember my mom couldn't figure out why I was watching it and I had to explain that it had nothing to do with the movie.

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lol. Parents just don't understand. I remember years after we got our first Nintendo my mom kept calling it Atari and it would drive us nuts. :)

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Loved Breaking Bad. So did my Blair. One show we would watch together.

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I watched every episode too and my mom watched most with me, I think. It did but I was sorry when Richard Chaves left the show. I liked Ironhorse.

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Yeah. I thought that was a huge loss too, but I don't think the panic and paranoia of the 2nd season would have been as real with Ironhorse. He was like the father figure of the show.

Strange thing about when I re-watched the show and was telling my old man I was like 12 years ago. He said that he had just re-watched it about a year before I did, and he told me that he kept thinking of me when he saw Ironhorse. I laughed and told him that's exactly what I was thinking of him when I saw Ironhorse.

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It was kind of a bummer because for its time it was an interesting little show with the title and all. I remember my mom couldn't figure out why I was watching it and I had to explain that it had nothing to do with the movie.

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lol. Parents just don't understand. I remember years after we got our first Nintendo my mom kept calling it Atari and it would drive us nuts. :)

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Yeah, she didn't get it and she even tried watching it with me. Not to her liking though.

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That's nice.

I'm sure there are some people out there who say they didn't like Breaking Bad. But I don't believe them.

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I watched every episode too and my mom watched most with me, I think. It did but I was sorry when Richard Chaves left the show. I liked Ironhorse.

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Yeah. I thought that was a huge loss too, but I don't think the panic and paranoia of the 2nd season would have been as real with Ironhorse. He was like the father figure of the show.

Strange thing about when I re-watched the show and was telling my old man I was like 12 years ago. He said that he had just re-watched it about a year before I did, and he told me that he kept thinking of me when he saw Ironhorse. I laughed and told him that's exactly what I was thinking of him when I saw Ironhorse.

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He was kind of. I'm not totally sure why I liked the character. Maybe it just fascinated me that here was a character who was a full blood Indian in the army and a full bird Colonel to boot.

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I didn't either, but my brother was like a mega-fan and had tons of Highlander merch. He got me watching the show when we were younger. I was just saying that it wasn't until I rewatched War of the Worlds that I realized he was in it. I don't know why I didn't recognize him when the Highlander show came out.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I know what you mean. I should have recognized him too. I watched the "Highlander" movie because it was sort of a mix of fantasy and what have you, so I decided to give the series a whirl and was hooked on it. Though I would have fun with the series as a lot of its run was filmed in Vancouver and the surrounding Lower Mainland. So it became can I guess where an episode was filmed. Then I got hooked on Jim Byrnes music for the series.

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Well, that's just weird. I have zero uploads which means there's no content to subscribe to. There was just one subscriber, from way back, name blocked of course, and I wondered if that just wasn't some automatic YouTube thing. Then I noticed a 2nd, again, name blocked. For how many folks are signed up, I guess 2 mystery subscribers isn't a thing. If I had a dozen or a hundred... maybe then it's a thing.

Fathom the hypocrisy of a government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured... but not everyone must prove they are a citizen

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