Vandal X

Again, I think you will find this fascinating and very in depth. And it really is overall a well made documentary.

But I have been seriously obsessing this cult since the release of Skinny Puppy's The Process back in the mid 90s.

I own pretty much every book about them, and some of the original writings/magazines.

I have three Process church tattoos

Let me know what you think....I'd be very curious considering you don't know much about them

Also there is a band that does modern versions of their songs that they would sing during their Sabbath Assemblies (masses). They wrote hundreds of songs.

When this album came out they went on tour with Adam Parfey (Feral House books) Lydia Lunch, Genesis P-Orridge and Tim Wyllie (founding member of the Process) and did mock Sabbath with the band acting as the church band. I caught the Seattle show and it was un fucking believable.

Quint's Revenge

Last film I viewed was 'There Will Be Blood. Phenomenal. Daniel Day Lewis' performance blew me away.

jadis

Pretty good. I think I enjoy his sense of humor without being a huge fan.

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AFX

What is your favorite PTA film?

AFX

PTA + Jonny Greenwood = Masterpieces

jadis

What's yours?

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AFX

I haven't seen all of them, but Punch Drunk Love is very special. You?

jadis

Haven't had a good introduction to him so far. I saw Boogie Nights when I was too young to get it and then I started watching The Master and thought "well this is very unpleasant and depressing, I'm not watching it any longer."

There's his new film, which is why he's getting a retrospective at my favorite cinematheque, except I'm not sure I'll have the time to go this month.

Maybe I need to see Inherent Vice, I quite like Pynchon. Or maybe the new one, because it's also based on Pynchon and reportedly pokes fun at the idiocy of left wing extremists.

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Psy-Fi

Low-budget B&W horror flick about a cult in Los Angeles that worships a Devil God called "Gamba" and a hapless man who gets brought into the cult by a mysterious woman. A bit of the supernatural, a bit of voodoo, a bit of sex, a bit of betrayal. Mildly amusing movie but it could've been better in the right hands. As is often the case with these types of flicks, the poster is the best thing about it.

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