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Thanks Chrissy for the shiny new thread. At the cinema, a little film called 'The Twilight Saga ~ Eclipse', which I really enjoyed On tv ~ 'Disco Pigs', which was excellent but disturbing..

Good times Kimmy! :eek2:

Just finished 'Banquet of the Damned' by Adam Nevill, now back to 'Little Big Man' by Thomas Berger

It was really good Very creepy, its what I like

I heard about that, I don't really blame them (not defending his royal vampness) but he is working on 'Water for Elephants', I don't know what is happening with TL and KS (sorry I said that like I was a member of their staff :eek2:)

Well I still have 'Eclipse' brain and driving poor peacefield mad with my endless observations from the movie (all good ones)

Good times Joe

Banquet of the Damned by Adam Nevill ~ Started: 26.06.10 ~ Finished: 04.07.10 Synopsis ~ Few believed Professor Coldwell was in touch with an unseen world - that he could commune with spirits. But in Scotland's oldest university town something has passed from darkness into light. And now the young are being haunted by night terrors. And those who are visited, disappear. This is certainly not a place for outsiders, especially at night. So what chance do a rootless musician and burnt-out explorer have of surviving their entanglement with an ageless supernatural evil and the ruthless cult that worships it? This chilling occult thriller is both an homage to the great age of British ghost stories and a pacy modern tale of diabolism and witchcraft. I bought 'Banquet of Damned' after reading our very own Michelle's fantastic review last year, of course, as always with me, the book sat on my shelf waiting to be read, what can I say?, I have a very short attention span sometimes and forget about the books I have to read. I decided to read 'Banquet of the Damned' after reading another great review of Michelle's of Adam Nevill's current book ~ 'Apartment 16' (which I ordered and I am now waiting for to be delivered) and I was not disappointed, 'Banquet of the Damned' is a excellent supernatural story, it has everything, suspense, terror, things that go bump in the night, everything I expect from a good supernatural book. What I liked the most about 'Banquet of the Damned' was how original it was in its story, its set in the most unlikely of places, St Andrews in Scotland, I also enjoyed that it was psychological horror, there is definitely something terrorising people but you only catch glimpses of it, the idea of the 'tall man' is more scary than actually seeing him face on. An excellent supernatural story, which gave me chills, fast paced and enjoyable.

I don't want to give too much away until more of us see it but I will say this ~ ECLIPSE IS AWESOME!! (I am shouting far and wide all the way from Scotland)

Sorry everyone but... Whoo hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~Its Eclipse Day!!!!! I am very happy

Aah that is a pity maybe he just wants to make the movie and goes... Happy viewing hen

You can do it Chesil!

Good luck Fi , I think you should leave 'In a sparkly daze' because I think you are going to be!!! I am keeping my 'cullenized to the max!', good times about the commentary, its such a fab movie! thanks hen Oh and I am very happy about 'Iknowexactlywhatyoumean'

Marcia!, best post ever!!!! I am so happy you enjoyed it!!!! roll on Friday (for me), I am wearing my best jeans (I know that's not relevant)

:D Good times!

Let me know, thanks hen I would say hen, he is definitely not letting anyone push him around I hope you get to see it soon too Abby, you deserve some Edward time

I would have loved to have heard his commentary too, '30 Days of Night' is one of my favourite films. Is it just me or is David Slade not as involved in the press junkets are Chris Weitz was?

Kittens!!! (indulge me) kittens!!!!!!! Some more kittens ~

I'm 36!

What a great story, thank you for sharing it Chesil

This made me smile love the show, love Yvette but the next level of paranormal activity? she screams at doors closing Yvette Fielding quits Most Haunted ~ Click here (yahoo news)

Great review Kate, I enjoyed 'Stardust' immensely, its such a great read, full of imagination, just lovely