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1. Derek Roddy 2. Frost 3. Gene Hoglan 4. Hellhammer 5. Tommy Buckley

Agreed, though not with the DT part.

Haha too true.

My personal favourite has to be Derek Roddy (ex. Hate Eternal, Nile, Malevolent Creation, amongst others). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snyQlLGquHs He combines speed with incredible technique and precision.

French, surgical masks, fake blood, The Archaic Abbatoir was better, etc

Thanks for the response. I can only find one stairwell (with Theo's corpse and the ammo box) which is blocked and all the rooms lead nowhere except to blocked doorways in the direction of the restaurant marked on my map. I've scoured all the rooms on both floos that I can access for missed doors...

Sorry to bump an old thread but I need some help with Reilly's Rangers. I've gone through the hospital and across the crane into the Statesman Hotel. I've cleared it of mutants and centaurs but I can't reach the restaurant. All the corridors and stairwells are blocked with debris. I can't...

That would be a great tune to have, a simple song to remind you how little you need modern contrivences.

Mid conversation with my mum, my BIRTH MOTHER, she turns to me and said "You know, with that long hair your exactly the kind of man I would've fucked back in Uni.". Fortunately we were both drunk and she's never mentioned it since.

Touche sir.

The Hammer/Corridor fight (massacre?) from Oldboy. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufss5ot_vGE

I've long thought Falling Snow by Agalloch has one of the most arresting intros I've ever heard. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ih3JVrRPE

Hahaha I'm a film graduate and I worte my dissertation on Solondz! Got a 1st for it too. It was called 'Subverting Suburbia: The Function of Black Comedy in the Films of Todd Solondz', just in case you are interested.

Likewise, fellow mark. These curtain twitchers will be counting lights before the wrap.

The Blind Dead quadrilogy, especially 1,2 and 4 are awsomely creepy. Blind zombies on zombie horses hunting by sound, a nice twist on the usual formula. Any of Lucio Fulci's zombie flicks are essential for fans of the genre, especially the gorehounds amongst you. Last but not least, Junk: Dead...