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I've got a new movie title idea: Snack Time for Vampy. It's about a young vampire and his parents attempt to control his appetite and teach him proper behavior.

I just watched Snow White and the Huntsman which is a little bit Horror. There's a creepy forest and lots of CG monsters and an evil queen (Charlize Theron) who likes to bathe in milk (eew!). It's not too scary though. It just sets a creepy mood.

I have to tell eveyone about: http://cinemassacre.com/category/moviereviews/monstermadness/sequel-a-thon-2/ because I forgot about it this year and had to catch up on Wednesday. I stayed up almost all night because I couldn't stop watching. James Rolfe (aka Angry Video Game Nerd) does some stellar horror movie reviews. He does really good editing so that you feel like you've watched the whole movie in like 15 minutes.

I should've put "meatspace" in quotes because it's just a little joke about the game being in the real world and not digital. I wonder what a game called Meatspace would be: Super Meat Boy Space?

I tried out a special 32 bit remaster CD once and loved it! The clarity of the drum sounds just blew me away. I was ecstatic. Also, I've been in a real music studio before for recording and killer studio speaker cabinets make a world of difference. Of course they are crazy expensive.

Oh cool! I discovered this type of Tetris Attack puzzle game in Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix on XBLA.

I loved that game and got the GBA version as well (my friend then picked up the PS1 version). I've been interested in trying other Tetris Attack mash ups like Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine and Dr. Mario. This Pokemon one sounds killer.

What?! That's like the coolest thing I've heard lately! Rune Factory just got bumped up a notch in my play list.

What really creeps me out is that it suggests at the end that he's sleeping with her corpse. Yuk!

I'm looking forward to it!

Also I just remembered to watch this horror showcase the other day at: http://cinemassacre.com/category/moviereviews/monstermadness/sequel-a-thon-2/ It's James Rolfe, aka The Angry Video Game Nerd, doing a really great job reviewing classic old horror stuff. He does one movie a day all through October. On Wednesday I stayed up half the night trying to catch up.

Annabel Lee is the poem I remember because it creeps me out.

Oh no! My hands shake just thinking about it.

Who's gonna tend the farm while you're in the dungeon?

Cool. I got Ni No Kuni in there twice.