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"And its seems ugly, but it can get worse
'Cause even a blueprint is a gift and a curse
'Cause once you got a theory of how the thing works
Everybody wants the next thing to be just like the first
And I'm not a robot, I'm not a monkey
I will not dance, even if the beat's funky
Opposite of lazy - far from a punk
You all ought to stop talking
Start trying to catch up, motherfucker!"
—Linkin Park addressing their fans who want their Hybrid Theory sound back in When They Come For Me
"The more things change, the more they suck."
"What happened to the penguin cameos? Damn you, Nintendo!"
—Elder Xelpud, La-Mulana (apparently complaining about Smash Ping Pong)
I can't believe it! I'm actually going to play the game of my dreams! An embodiment of my childhood! Pipe bombs, pig cops, rechargeable shields, strip—waaaaiiit. RECHARGEABLE SHIELDS? Change to MY nostalgia? UNACCEPTABLE!!
— Leo, VG Cats
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"�'This show is going to reflect your sensibilities, it�s going to be edgier, funnier, grittier, more character driven, and after two years I�m going to hand the show over to you.' So that sounded really good, and that�s why I came back. But almost immediately after the pilot, cold feet started to develop all over the place. It was like, 'Make the show more TNG-like'...the studio got freaked out and said, 'Should we put engines on the space station and fly it through the wormhole?'"
—Ira Behr on the setting of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"After losing your girlfriend to a tragic accident, you decide to start dating her cousin. This cousin reminds you of your ex-girlfriend but, very quickly, you realize that she is not enough like your deceased ex for your liking, so you start pestering her to dress more like her dead cousin, talk more like her dead cousin, and generally behave a lot more like her dead cousin. When she resists, you get angry and begin harassing her incessantly, stalking her online and wishing her dead as well."
—Joseph Mallozzi, executive producer of the Stargateverse
"Well, I think we missed the boat...If we could have had Ben [Reilly] adopt the Peter identity right away and just gone forward, onward and upward, it might have worked. But I think part of the problem is that a lot of people saw this blond guy named Ben Reilly running around as Spider-Man and their reaction was, "This isn't Spider-Man! Where the hell is Peter Parker?""
—Editor/Writer Glenn Greenberg on Peter Parker's 10-Minute Retirement, The Clone Saga
"I tink Zeruda get stale, so I make Windu Waika.
You hate Windu Waika and tink it fo babies, so I forrow OOT and make Tuwairaito purincess.
Oooooo but nooo now you hate TUWAIRAITO PURINCESS . YOU ROVU WINDU WAIKA NOW.
"I heard a lot of voices out there that were saying things like, 'man, this isn't Chrono.' To tell you the truth, I was gravely disappointed. Yes, the platform changed; and yes, there were many parts that changed dramatically from the previous work. But in my view, the whole point in making Chrono Cross was to make a new Chrono with the best available skills and technologies of today. I never had any intentions of just taking the system from Trigger and moving it onto the PlayStation console. That's why I believe that Cross is Cross, and not Trigger 2. The thing that I can't understand is how could people possibly declare that this isn't Chrono? And for these people, I can't help but wonder what it was that Chrono meant to them? Is it possible that none of the messages that I tried to send out to these people ever really got through to them?"
—Masao Kato
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Lord Of Games: Gamers today don't want all this, they just want to shoot things! But as we're broadening the demographic, I'll have to think of something original. Hmm...
Jon: (Creepy Monotone) "Something original", buh?.... "Broadening the demographic?" ...Okay.... I'll bite. Just what did you guys have in mind?
Jon:.....cars?...... CARS?....CAAAAAAAAAAARS?!?!!!
"I always roll my eyes when I hear people complain that there aren't enough dungeons in Wind Waker, when I would argue that the many islands to be explored in the overworld create enough gameplay to make up for it. But no, it's Zelda. Zelda can only frame its gameplay through the medium of dungeon, the Pope is infallible, we have always been at war with Eastasia, blah de blah de blah."
"Kojima took advantage of MGS1's popularity in order to fulfill his greater storytelling ambitions, rather than simply cashing in. People wanted another Shadow Moses mission, with major plot twists and crazy badguys... Kojima refused to settle for the easy path, and in fact decided to parody popular expectations in order to demonstrate [that he was aware of them! He wanted to challenge his fans intellectually, so he used the game's huge momentum to smash their simplistic hopes against the wall, all in the hopes of forcing them to think outside the box.
Predictably, most fans hated this experiment. The took refuge in the game's improved gameplay and graphics, ignoring the brilliant narrative in favour of � wait for it � running and shooting! The game game received huge criticism for its 'convoluted' storyline, with the highest praise boiling down to acknowledging its postmodern weirdness. Either way, most of his investment into the game's bizarre design went unappreciated, and fans were left begging for what they felt they could rely on: guns and shooting. 'Except next time, could you make it cooler, like you did with Metal Gear Solid 1, please?'
This was what Kojima feared. Sons of Liberty tested the players to see if his fans were, like Raiden, stupid and unfit to decide things for themselves. Because of the unflattering result, this is where the path to higher success began to grow darker for Kojima."
—Terry Wolf, "The Long, Dark Path to Metal Gear Solid 4"
"Despite there being limitless types of stories to be told in the Star Trek universe, the shows and movies have uniformly (with the exception of Deep Space Nine) been about a crew of explorers on a starship either discovering spatial anomalies or trying to save Earth (or occasionally, an alien planet) from getting blown up...In an ideal world, I�d love to see Star Trek come back to TV. In an ideal world, the movies would be responsible for giving audiences all the exploding-planet action they crave, leaving a TV spinoff free to take its time exploring the rest of the Star Trek universe. Imagine an Earth-based show focused on Federation politics. Or a show about young cadets trying to survive the stresses of Starfleet Academy. Or an espionage drama involving Section 31, Starfleet�s covert operations branch.
But in the real world, I fear a new Star Trek TV show would mean another TNG rehash where a boring, vanilla crew stumbles onto weird phenomena every week. It seems likely, because every time a fresh, novel Star Trek premise is floated, it�s met with heavy resistance from both the studio and the fans. And the one time Trek did attempt to do something slightly different by producing a more politically-oriented series set on a space station, the ratings were never more than lackluster. Is CBS or Paramount really going to sink millions into a Section 31 series? ('You mean, that building that Khan blew up in the last movie? You want to make a whole show about that?') Doubtful. And the Starfleet Academy idea has received nothing but scorn since it was first pitched back in the �90s, with many fans referring to it as 'Star Trek 90210� ever since."
"'The Principal and the Pauper', perhaps better known as the Armin Tamzarian episode, or just the one with two Principal Skinners. In a twist that�s more than a little reminiscent of the kind of shocking revelations that are often used to prop up dying shows, the real Seymour Skinner returns from being a prisoner of war to find that one of his men had come back from Vietnam and assumed his identity. That man, the upright public servant known to the audience since Season 1, is revealed to be �an imposter� named Armin Tamzarian. ...In those years, Skinner had, among other things, been fired, rejoined the army, seen his school strike oil, settled a teacher�s strike, flashed back to Vietnam several times, and fallen in love in two separate episodes. At some point, there just isn�t a lot left to do with a particular character, and that more than anything explains why both the �imposter� storyline was conceived and why it was so universally loathed. The writers were out of ideas, and the fans were attached to what they already knew. In hindsight, an episode where the two crashed head-on seems almost inevitable."
—Dead Homer Society, "Armin Tamzarian"
Chris: As much as this is the origin of treating super-heroes seriously in film, it�s also the start of making those changes in order to �appeal to a wider audience� when you don�t really need to. You can draw a straight line from Crystal Krypton to the Joker killing Batman�s parents, for instance.
David: Whoa, what? Chris, that makes absolutely no sense. Changing the aesthetic of a location is absolutely nowhere near changing the randomness of a hero�s origin story... It�s the exact same level of freedom taken in the Nolan Batman movies we love. The aesthetics and details change, but the themes and concepts remain the same. That�s what�s important to me, at least.
Chris: Again, not necessarily a bad thing, but it leads to those changes getting bigger, and eventually Superman and Batman don�t even have trunks. It�s out of hand, I tells you!
"The need for geeks to have things be the way they always have been permeates their existence. It is not simply a desire to never see anything change, it's a point of view that simply refuses to acknowledge the existence of time altogether. A side effect of this is the way that geeks can take anything that's marginally amusing and run it into the ground until it's beyond unbearable. If something was ever funny to them, then it's always funny, and it always will be. It will never get dulled by time because everything exists in a perfect static bubble."
"New beginnings are problematic for geeks, but so are endings. The concept of a story ending, an arc completed, a tale told, is disturbing, because it involves there being a telling at some point and then not a telling at another point, and how can this be? So for geeks, the show must always go on, ad nauseam. There must always be a sequel or prequel or spin-off or something that ensures that this universe and these characters never "die" simply by having their story come to a conclusion. Is it better to burn out or fade away? For a geek, it's best to have your near-lifeless corpse made into a marionette so you can continue shambling your way through yet another story for them."
"It has been said that geeks are fueled by nostalgia, but that isn't completely true, because that term denotes a desire to reflect back upon the past. Geeks simply can't conceive of the past at all. For them, the way things were when they were twelve years old isn't just preferable, it's all there is. Having anything contradict that reality is painful to them."
"Give them fantasy and give them the future, but don't change anything they already know because geeks LOVE the status quo."
— "The Status Quo", Stuff Geeks Love
Wait! Don�t kill me! I need to bleed onto my yellow smiley face button at an awkward angle so that the raging Watchmen fanbois in the audience are placated.
Okay, ready.
Boo. The blood splatter is four degrees off.
"I think I might have gone insane during my childhood if it wasn't for Pokemon, but the new one is fucking shit. I'd like to meet the cunt who thought a bag full of rubbish and an ice cream cone are good ideas for fucking Pokemon."
— Steven, The Facebook fanpage for the Overly Attached Girlfriend
Hardcore fans of Hellblazer will hate Constantine for not being an exact copy of the comic. Then again, Brazilian hardcore fans of Hellblazer probably don't fill a van.
— Brazilian magazine SET, reviewing Constantine
"The second issue of MAD goes on sale on December 9, 1952. On December 11, the first-ever letter complaining that Mad 'just isn't as funny and original like it used to be' arrives."
—Desmond Devlin, in a fictionalized history of Mad magazine
"If you look at it from a fan stand-point this just isn't a Final Fantasy game, because they changed too much. Again, I like change. I like innovation. But, when you change too much, it becomes unrecognizable as a game in the series, and people get mad. When you go overboard trying to reinvent Final Fantasy, it stops being innovation and becomes, well... BETRAYAAAAL!"''
— The Spoony One (on why fans hate Final Fantasy X-2)
"Your favourite character has been "promoted" and (they hope) forgotten; your second favourite character's role has been considerably reduced and his characterization changed; the people who look like you have either been made into a caricature or removed from the bridge altogether, and stuck in unattractive costumes as well (I know that's the division color. I'm sorry, but mustard is simply not a good color on black people). The weight of the show has been placed on an occasionally cute but minor character; the writers aren't doing anything with the two remaining characters, who get less interesting as time goes on - and there's a baby on the bridge where an adult should be. Given all that, might you not maybe possibly be just a little, tiny bit upset?"
Textual Poachers, by Henry Jenkins gives us a more sympathetic view of this sentiment, quoting a Star Trek: The Next Generation fan called Junius.
Holy crap, they talked! They actually talked!
The apocalypse has finally begun, pigs are flying, Satan is skating his way to work, and I'm pretty sure I just became a monkey's uncle.
Unbelievable, I mean just unbelievable. The one rule that you never break, and they broke it in the first 10 minutes. I mean, isn't that like one of the 10 Commandments or something? Thou shalt not lie, thou shalt not covet they neighbor's wife, Tom and Jerry don't Talk.
But wait, it gets worse! Not only can they talk, but they can also sing! But wait! It gets...worse! Not only do they like to sing, they like to sing about how they don't like chasing each other and how they enjoy being friends!
— The Nostalgia Critic, Tom and Jerry Movie
You can't just change... You can't just change it, okay? Change is not good! Doesn't matter what Taylor Swift sings about! It's a bad thing!
— NuttyMadam on the changes made to Breaking Dawn's ending.
"If there isn't one already, I'm claiming "Jeb's Law": Regardless of what change you do, no matter how small, someone will complain."


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Texans rookie Duane Brown played the first half of Houston's 19-16 preseason victory over Denver, and was mostly effective. Although it's only been one game, Brown's early success has relieved the Texans and their fans alike. Brown's head coach was hesitant to over-credit the Houston left tackle.
"I have to go back and watch, but it looked like he functioned well in the first half," said Kubiak in his post-game press conference. "I liked to actually see him get a few more snaps. I don't think we got many snaps in the first half. I want to say maybe 24 or 26 or something like that if I am right. We're going to have to go back and take a look, but it looked like the group functioned pretty good throughout the first half."
Brown was pleased to end the "friendly fire" of training camp for at least one night and hit someone with an opposite colored jersey.
"It felt great," Brown told reporters. "You try to lay off people after a while in practice, but going against people that you don't know too much about, you just get in there and get after it. It was a great feeling."
Although Brown has participated in all of Houston's OTA's, mini-camps, and training camp practices, he, like most rookies was surprised at the speed of the game—
"Just the tempo, really. You can practice against it, but there's really no comparison to an actual game. Everybody's flying around. Linebackers are really closing the gaps and they've just go to go, but I picked it up and I felt pretty good out there."
The Texans first-round pick has a built-in advantage that few young tackles have. He gets to practice against one of the biggest, quickest defensive ends in the game, Mario Williams.
"Oh, it helped tremendously," Brown explained to reporters. "You don't find too many guys with that size and speed. So I was pretty ready for the speed of the defensive ends, but they didn't have his strength, so it was a bit easier."
Although Brown was certainly solid against Denver, he still knows that there is plenty of room for improvement. When asked to grade his own performance, Brown responded—
"I'd give myself probably a 'B.' I think I did pretty good, especially in pass protection. But I have a ways to go, a lot of polishing up on my technique and everything to get ready for next week against New Orleans."
Saturday night the Texans take on the New Orleans Saints, and Brown will likely have a more difficult challenge against Charles Grant, Will Smith, Bobby McCray, and the rest of the Saints pass rushers.
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Whitney Houston Cause of Death: Prescription Drugs and Alcohol, Family Toldby Hilton Hater at . Comments
The official results of an autopsy performed on Whitney Houston yesterday will not be released for weeks.
But sources tell TMZ the family of this legend has been informed by the coroner's office that Houston died from a lethal mixture of prescription pills, most notably Xanax, and alcohol.
As previously confirmed, Houston was found unresponsive in her hotel room bathtub on Saturday afternoon and new reports identity the singer's aunt, Mary Jones, as the individual who found her there and administered CPR on the bathroom floor.
However, officials have told the family Whitney likely died prior to being submerged, as there was not enough water in the artist's lungs to cite drowning as the cause of death.
At last night's Grammy Awards, meanwhile, host LL Cool J led the audience in a prayer for Houston, while Jennifer Hudson later paid emotional tribute to the icon via a rendition of "I Will Always Love You."
I am sending prayers to the Houston family and all families around the world that are losing loved ones this way. I would like to know if it is possible for fans to purchase a copy of the momorial program booklet? Thank you for sharing the service with the world.
the Good Lord waits until a person is dead before passing judgment, who then are we to point any fingers.R.I.P. Whitney
@ Statix- thank you
The only tragedy is the fact we finally got over Micheal and now were stuck with this has been rammed down our throats. Her top song was ripped off from Dolly Parton who sung it much better and the only reason her biggest movie did so well was because Kevin Costner was in it. When she was alive she was nothing but a tabloid fodder junky. Mpw that she O.D'd she became a diva taken to soon. So to all who act like they knew her I say to you WAHHHH get over it.
All that keeps going through my mind is that we have lost both Michael and Whitney. Apparently others are still grieving the loss of M.J. or it would not be talked about now as if it only happened yesterday. There are not many superstar icons left and you can feel the loss. It is palpable. I really don't have much to add as to what others have already said I just wanted to add my feelings as a form of outlet. I guess that is a form of grieving. I would also like to add that my admiration after seeing Jennifer Hudson step up in respect and try with raw emotion to pay her a fitting tribute. I found myself seeing immediately most likely it would be the hardest thing she ever does on stage but she pulled it off as a consumate professional. I was forever impressed and found myself praying she would get through the song...I think we all were. It was a moment I shall not forget. A lot of people are comparing her to Judy Garland and I can see a lot of similarities.
Damn life not far atall
Feel bad 4 her daughter and its a shame for anyone to die but no difference in the way she died versus the way a drug addict does in the streets and no one on here is saying anything about that
Rest in peace, God have you on his wings, enjoy your heavenly home. We all will always love you. I pray for your family unity. Prayfully,
Carrye Rudolph.
Rest in peace whitney. Rest on the angels wings thar carry you to heaven. For all of you who are speculating there must be a reason that god wanted her. Hate the disease not the person. There are no test results and no reason for the speculation. Only god knows why or what were the reasons.


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The man known by historians as baseball's first star got an upgrade to his Brooklyn monument Tuesday.
Jim Creighton was both a top hitter and pitcher during his playing days in the mid-19th century.
His marble monument at Green-Wood Cemetery was restored and revealed Tuesday.
Historians said the monument had been missing its top piece for roughly a century.
"Creighton became not only a great player, but became a national hero because the sporting press was developing at this time, so he became a media star," said MLB historian John Thorn.
"No one has a memory of the top of the monument being up there, but we do have, fortunately, a photograph, and from that photograph, we were able to scale what that should look like," said Green-Wood Cemetery historian Jeff Richman.
In 1862, Creighton collapsed after rounding the bases following a home run. He died several days later of an undiagnosed hernia.
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Best. Lesbian. Week. Ever. (June 13, 2008)
For those of us still mumbling and rocking in the corner as we wait for the next cycle of America's Next Top Model to begin, the kind people at TV Land have brought us a new reality show, She's Got the Look (Wednesdays at 10 p.m.). This modeling competition is for grown-ups only, specifically women over the age of 35 who want a "second chance" at a modeling career. According to the official website, the winner of the contest will receive a "life changing" contract with the world famous Wilhelmina Modeling Agency and a spread in Self magazine.
Finalists on She's Got the Look
Among the finalists is a queer contestant, Paula. According to the official website, she's a "37-year-old former basketball player from L.A. who calls herself 'sexy, crazy and cool.' She likes her androgynous appearance, and hopes that 'the world will catch up soon and think that, too.'"
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Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe
- Address:
6439 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94121Neighborhood:
Richmond District
- Cuisine:
EnglishPrice: $30 and under
Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.talytara.com/
- Phone: (415) 751-9275
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday: 9:00am - 7:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Afternoon Tea, English, British
- Executive Chef: Philip Meakin
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Cafe, Delivery, Gluten-free Menu, High Tea, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Please call 415-751-9275 or see our website talytara.com for more information.
- Private Party Facilities: Please call 415-751-9275 or see our website talytara.com for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Philip Meakin 4157519275
A word from Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe
Tal-y-Tara is San Francisco's most charming hidden treasure! Step inside the warm and inviting shop complete with an equestrian store in the front and English tea room in the back. Browse through our selection of teapots, teacups, tea cozies and other whimsical tea-inspired gifts. Relax and enjoy your cup of tea with our "Motorloaf" tea sandwiches served on semi-sweet dark bread, a secret family recipe. Enjoy our award-winning scones, served with Devonshire cream and jam, which are deliciously moist and sweet. And don't forget English trifle for dessert. You'll feel as though you have escaped to the English countryside where they know exactly what it takes to make a proper cup of tea!Continued
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Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe reviews from OpenTable diners
24 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (18)great for lunch (11)special occasion (9)great for brunch (8)romantic (5)good for groups (4)fit for foodies (4)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- AwesomeRoadhouseDined on 11/1/2014I absolutely loved everything about it. The only disappointment I has was that they make everything from scratch, and I couldn't purchase their shortbread cookies, which were also awesome. They actually gave a a wedge salad with a real wedge. Everything from the wedge salad to the strawberry trifle was excellent. I almost forgot about the tea, with the tea cosy, and all of the items which either decorated the place or were for sale. Thank you.Special Features:
- Great date with my daughter!tessabellaDined on 11/1/2014I took my six year-old out for tea for girl time together. We had great fun dressing up and practicing our "royalty" manners. (Pinkies up!) Unlike other tea houses, this on actually served enough food to be a meal. The bread was just amazing, and the presentation so neat that I actually took a picture! The fact that is is also a polo shop was a great conversation started, as I shared my limited knowledge of English horse riding/sports. This is a destination spot, as there isn't much around it and the parking is a challenge, but it was well worth the time investment for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Traditional tea serviceJolieAnnDined on 10/30/2014Good old fashioned tea service at a reasonable price is hard to find now, so this little place is a unique and relaxing spot to refresh oneself of an afternoon. Good variety of teas and comestibles for such a small venue, and the horse-riding atmosphere is so English you might imagine yourself in a small village shoppe. Altogether a lovely experience.Special Features:
- Needs informed & experienced staffOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/28/2014Only one person working that day. She was clearly not well-trained before left to fend for herself to cover service, prep, clean-up, phones, cooking, sales of gear, register, etc. She was very earnest and was working very hard but got overwhelmed by a rush. She needed more education regarding types of teas, and the food prep is clearly too involved for one person to manage in a reasonable time while trying to provide good customer service at table and the myriad other tasks needed. The classical music station playing through speakers was too loud and was in pledge-week, so it was unpleasant. An iPod shuffle of classical music would manage that. Service was very slow and fraught with errors due to lack of training/time.
- Just okFoodieVIPDined on 10/25/2014I was not impressed with the food selection. The motor loaf bread they use for their sandwiches taste awful and they did not give much foodSpecial Features:
- AlfieVIPDined on 10/23/2014This is a charming place to experience high tea - loved the egg salad and the cheese and chutney sandwiches.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of a kind!alisonalisonsfDined on 10/18/2014Quintessential tea room run by a family of interesting background. They will engage you for a chat about Polo or tea or if you just want to bring a book leave you to you peace. Try everything!!!Special Features:
- Lots of fun locallylocalTravelerDined on 10/18/2014It was a very interesting experience to enjoy afternoon tea and lunch sitting in a tea room/store with an equestrian theme. All around are horse items for sale as well as tea cozies. I loved finding this place in the Richmond district and my mother and I enjoyed our ample lunch that included choice of salad, a tasty array of sandwiches on dark bread surrounding by pieces of fruit and a choice of a very large delicious scone with all the fixings. I would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- high tea great find!joy2eatDined on 10/14/2014Really enjoy the high tea. The food was good. The atmosphere fun. Make sure you have plenty of time as service can be a bit slow. But the food worth the wait. Yummy sandwiches, scones, fruits, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- English teasincere18Dined on 10/9/2014Surrounded by Equestrian equipment and horse-abelia, Tal-Y-Tara is a cozy place for high tea and quiet conversation. I highly recommend the motor loaf with all of those delicious different kinds of little tea sandwiches tucked into their own style of fresh bread, complete with a bit of fruit. The lapsang souchong was especially fragrant and well brewed. On street parking.Special Features:
- Wonderful Experienceanon24Dined on 9/13/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our tea at Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe. The atmosphere is unique and quaint. We have been to several tea rooms in SF and other locations and Tal-Y-Tara is one of a kind. We especially enjoyed the motor loaf sandwiches. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- British TeaLove2EatDined on 8/30/2014Tal-Y-Tara Polo Shoppe is a small quaint tea house situated in a peaceful San Francisco neighborhood with moderate street parking. When you enter, you're greeted by a replica of a great brown horse. The interior is decorated with antiques and resembles a quaint boutique as brand name purses surround the grand elaborately carved fire place. The tea pots and plates are of various colors and designs...it is a true tea party. The sandwiches are innovatively served within a banana bread loaf...very clever. Everything is small portion, but filling. Overall it was a cozy brunch experience.Special Features:
- The following 47 reviews are from the Tal-Y-Tara Tea & Polo Shoppe reviews archive.
- I would not recommend this place.SaturnaDined on 7/26/2014We were seated closely next to a table of 4 who were quite boystrous in their conversation. My friend and I could hardly hear ourselves speak. There were only two tables out of 5 or 6 occupied in the whole place, ours being one. The tea sandwiches were so so. I had to find the waiter to give my check. When we left our table, not even a thank you acknowledgement was extended to us. Not a welcoming place.
- Tally Ho of a GemJadeGal2Dined on 7/26/2014This is a charming neighborhood tea cafe which sells equestrian items as well. Tal Y Tara is a small tea cafe with a about 6 tables and a small menu consisting of an assortment of tea sandwiches, scones, trifle and salads. My party of 3 had a plate of tea sandwiches, a plate of 3 different scones (blueberry and currant), and 3 pots of tea. We had a very enjoyable time with our tea and the host Phillip kept us entertained with his stories of his English heritage.Special Features:
- great food, but...ElkieVIPDined on 7/23/2014The food is great, but it takes forever to get to the table! In an effort to create homey atmosphere, the furniture is from someone's home but some of it is quite old and soiled. The man who prepares the food talks almost the entire time which is quite distracting and also slows down the process of getting the food to the customers.
- To Die FordrBphdDined on 7/19/2014I took 3 friends to have High Tea at Tal-Y-Tara. We ordered the Motorloaf, which is several different types of sandwiches on specialty bread. We also had Bacon Scones with Cheese, Scallions, and Brown Sugar on top, and Lemon-Lavender Scones. Tears were streaming from my eyes because the scones were so delicious. The entire place is charming and they have a lovely patio. I wanted to stay all day and just chat with my girlfriends.Special Features:
- Great British Tea and AmbiencetessluvsteaDined on 7/17/2014Relaxing, unhurried tea at a true British "Shoppe". BEST Scones ever tasted!Special Features:
- Filling and wonderful atmosphereshannaDined on 6/28/2014I came here to have tea with friends and it was a wonderful little tearoom in a residential neighborhood. The motorloaf was delicious and filling. We all left stuffed and ready for a nap. The servers did not rush us and we talked and ate for about two hours before leaving. Definitely come here for a unique take on high tea.Special Features:
- GwennyThePoohfoodjunkieDined on 6/14/2014Been here many times...took a new friend...they added a Queen's Tea and other pre-set meals, I liked that.Special Features:
- morganVIPDined on 6/5/2014...a terrific place for lunch and afternoon tea . The motorloaf filled with sandwiches is excellent, as were the scones and jam.Special Features:
- tea and sconessuzykateDined on 5/30/2014The scones were shortbread were fabulous and we also loved the China Rose Petal tea...served piping hot and just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique and TastyOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 4/25/2014I really loved my experience here. Very different from previous flowery tea room experiences. Service kind of slow only due to the fact that the one server also prepared all the food as we waited. Worth waiting. Food was delicious and very fresh. The motor loaf sandwiches were unique and beautifully presented. Four different scone choices available as well as homemade biscotti. Atmosphere like being in a very comfy English shop in the country -- surrounded by polo supplies. Loved the relaxed pace, friendly feel, and tasty food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'm sure it was just a flukeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/5/2014as a first impression it's cute and really cool the service was sad like negative sad. I would try again if in the mood but im was just a little shocked at the service.Special Features:
- Tal-Y-TaraFoodForThoughtDined on 4/5/2014Ambiance is cute with the horse and polo theme. Very quiet so it was a pleasant, relaxing experience. Patio was closed. Service was so-so. The young male server seemed untrained and sort of confused. Food was OK -- out of shortbread -- imagine that -- especially because shortbread is the first item for every tea set on the menu! Licorice candy substitute really was not satisfactory. Iceberg salad was room temperature -- not very appetizing. Motor loaf is an interesting concept -- server did accommodate vegetarian guest by substituting more veggie sandwiches in place of meat. Service was not rushed, which was nice. Unlimited tea. Service really needs to be refined and food needs to be fresher to get more stars. By Food for Thought
- Successful birthday teaLauraDined on 3/29/2014I asked my friend what he would like to do to celebrate his birthday, and he suggested Tal-Y-Tara for afternoon tea. It was a nice, very relaxed afternoon with a very traditional tea, and I hope that we will have the occasion to visit there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Microwaved foodniniVIPDined on 3/25/2014We were the only table of people, during the weekday, we could hear the microwave "dinging" several times before our food was delivered--so yes, the scone (probably frozen) was warmed (did not have that freshly baked aroma), but only for a few minutes. The salads were fresh, the presentation of sandwiches were nice, the fruit was fine but quantity was not even equal to a full apple. The service was not the most charming. We will not be returning.
- Good EatsOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/27/2014It's a good place to sip some tea and be around the neighborhood...although it is a small place, very quaint and the servers were very friendly.Special Features:
- Tea For TwoSFJenDined on 2/19/2014I'd been here before on a weekend, when it was very busy, but brought my Mom back on a Wednesday afternoon. We practically had the place to ourselves! I highly recommend coming during the week if you can. The server was attentive and knowledgeable, the food was delicious, and the overall feel of the place was charming. We had a lovely tea for two, and left completely stuffed! It doesn't seem like much food at first, but we couldn't finish the "Will and Kate" tea (and we both love to eat). I would recommend this to anyone wanting a good, honest, tea. Nothing fancy, very few bells and whistles, but fantastic food and ambiance. Don't forget to pet the horse out front, too, he works hard. ;-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful tea and foodHollywoodDined on 2/7/2014We really enjoyed all of the little sandwiches. The egg one was the best. And their warm scones are amazing!!! We are more of coffee drinkers so we will be back when their coffee machine is fixed. Definitely a wonderful little place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow when busyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/7/2014We used a groupon on the final day before expiration, and many others had the same idea. Perhaps there were some unexpected drop in customers, but the two people working were clearly overwhelmed. The food was very good but *very* slow to arrive (the staff apologized profusely for the delay). I imagine the service is much better on a typical day, and I do plan to come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- charming & deliciousCeatsoutDined on 2/7/2014What a lovely gem of a cozy spot to enjoy a very nice high tea. Went there on a raining day after taking a nice walk through the neighborhood. It's small, but quaint. It would have been nice if the temperature was warmer. The food and tea are delightful. My friend and I love the motor coach bread - very yummy tea sandwiches or with butter and marmalade!!!! The Queen's tea service starts with piping hot tea (the tea cozies add to the charm) & scottish shortbread (with little nuggets of chocolate & cranberries). The choice of 4 types of scones are served hot out of the oven along with potted creme and jam. The trifle at the end is rich and delicious! Overall I really like the place. The food is authentic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for motor sandwichesBillyboyDined on 2/5/2014Very nice setting and great sandwiches and tea. Only one server and he was working very hard. Another server would help.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious and interestingOksanaVIPDined on 2/4/2014It was like traveling back in time and to a different place. I live nearby and always thought it was a store selling equipment for horse riding. Instead it has a quite cosy and very romantic tea room in the back. The waitress was the most helpful and knowledgeable about different teas, which was very helpful. She was able to explain the difference between teas to help us with placing the order, going as far as offering to smell the tea before placing the order. I'll definitely be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice placeFahlouDined on 1/31/2014Finally a good tea place! Though the decor is slightly surprising (in a store), the food is delicious. They make their own loaves, which makes it so much better. I've been to fancier and more expensive places that don't make their own food. The sandwiches are very moist and tasty. The scones are really good and the tea is delicious. Great service and very nice people. Though it way out of my way, i prefer Tal-Y-Tara to a fancier place that's only 3 blocks away from me. I would highly recommend it.Special Features:
- great settingbpsfDined on 1/29/2014great spot for tea including a wide selection of teas; fresh scones, salads and finger sandwiches. The bread is especially good. The setting is relaxing, service is good and one never feels hurried to leave. You can linger over tea without being rushed out. This is a good place to come with friends to not only enjoy tea but to chat in a lovely setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Afternoon TeaOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 1/27/2014A glorious spot for afternoon tea. The sandwiches are divine and the scones........decadent.Special Features:
- nice hole in the wall!TeaPrincess2014Dined on 1/11/2014I came across this little hole in the wall while looking for a nice place to go for high tea. I really enjoyed myself, and so did my mother, aunts, and cousins (ladies' day out). It's a nice, cute place and the tea is very good, as well as the scones!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely neighborhood gemarisesDined on 1/10/2014The place to go to meet friends, or just relax and enjoy the ambiance. We love this place!Special Features:
- A perfect place to have HighOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 1/2/2014A perfect place to have High Tea. Wonderful selection of teas, great small sandwiches, sweets, plus they serve a salad also. I also just realized they serve gluten-free items. Clearly the wait staff are knowledgeable about horses and tack, since half of the space is given over to a working tack store. That taxes the punctuality of the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable screwed up royallyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/9/2013The restaurant was terrific in the face of a royal screw up by Open Table, who allowed a reservation for us when Tal-y-Tara had asked them NOT to that day, due to a large private party. Hence the restaurant owner had to call me and apologize profusely,made all the tougher as my party was unable to reschedule. Shame on you, OpenTable! - you owe both me and the resaurant a big apology.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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FERC Approves New LNG Terminal
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved several new natural gas projects, including the construction of a new marine terminal for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and expansion of a previously approved LNG project that will increase and enhance the energy infrastructure in the Gulf Coast region of the United States. The Commission approved a proposal by Corpus Christi LNG, L.P. and Cheniere Corpus Christi Pipeline Company to construct and operate a new LNG terminal and related pipeline facilities near Corpus Christi, Texas. The Commission also approved an amended proposal by Cameron LNG, LLC to expand its facilities in Hackberry, LA to receive larger LNG tankers at its terminal that is currently under construction. In separate decisions, the Commission approved three new storage facilities. FERC Chairman Pat Wood, III said, "These facilities add much needed infrastructure to meet our Nation's ever-increasing demand for reliable and affordable energy." The Commission authorized Corpus Christi LNG to construct and operate an LNG terminal to import, store and vaporize approximately 2.6 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of LNG per day. In addition, the Commission authorized Cheniere Pipeline Company to construct and operate a 23-mile, 48-inch diameter pipeline that would extend from the proposed terminal and interconnect with various interstate and intrastate pipeline facilities in San Patricio County, TX.
LNG Sabine Pass Terminal Contract Signed
Cheniere Energy Partners' subsidiary Sabine Pass Liquefaction signs a LNG sale and purchase agreement with Total Gas & Power North America. Cheniere Partners owns 100 percent of the Sabine Pass LNG terminal located on the Sabine Pass Channel in western Cameron Parish, Louisiana. The Sabine Pass LNG terminal has regasification and send-out capacity of 4.0 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) and storage capacity of 16.9 billion cubic feet equivalent (Bcfe).
Vista del Sol LNG Terminal
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a Notice stating that it has received an application of construction and operation of the Vista del Sol LNG terminal at Ingleside, Texas. Comments on the application should be submitted by September 29, 2004. 69 Fed. Reg. 55609 (HK Law)
LNG Terminals: Pre-Filing Procedures
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued its rule establishing procedures requiring prospective applicants for FERC authorization to site and construct a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal to begin the agency's pre-filing review process at least six months prior to filing an application. The rule comes into effect on November 17. An unofficial copy of this rule was included in an earlier edition of this newsletter. 70 Fed. Reg. 60426 (HK Law).
European Ports to Get LNG Bunker Project Funding
Liquefied natural gas for shipping by 2015 at the latest is the pledge in a collaboration between the Ports of Gothenberg and Rotterdam and private infrastructure companies spurred on by a SEK 305-million European Union grant. "EU support is a clear indication of how important shipping is for sustainable transport throughout Europe," says Magnus Kårestedt, Port of Gothenburg Chief Executive. The Dutch company Vopak and the Swedish gas infrastructure company Swedegas are
Rhode Island Passes Bill on LNG Ship Ops
The House of Representatives voted 66-0 to approve legislation introduced by Rep. Raymond E. Gallison Jr. to require any LNG tanker to have an LNG-certified American master mariner present on each trip through Rhode Island waters and during transfer of cargo. Representative Gallison, chairman of the Special House Commission to Study the Transportation of Liquefied Natural Gas and a Democrat who represents District 69 in Bristol and Portsmouth
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In the first half of 2007 the Division won two major long-term contracts. A 25-year contract will be carried out in a joint venture involving the provision of 4 tugs for an LNG terminal in Italy. This contract will start contributing in the second half of 2008. In addition, a long-term contract was acquired in Angola. This contract will start contributing towards the end of 2007. Part of the activities in Gabon, which were carried out with an (aged) river fleet, were divested
Pearl Crossing LNG Terminal – Enviro Statement
The U.S. Coast Guard and the Maritime Administration (MARAD) issued a Notice stating that the draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) for the proposed Pearl Crossing LNG Terminal is available for review. The proposal calls for construction of the terminal in the Gulf of Mexico approximately 41 miles south of Cameron, Louisiana. Public meetings will be held in Sulphur, Louisiana (May 3); Johnsons Bayou, Louisiana (May 4); and Portland, Texas (May 5)
Statoil quadruples LNG capacity in USA
Agreements concluded with America's Dominion energy company have secured Statoil (OSE: STL, NYSE: STO) a fourfold increase in its access to liquefied natural gas capacity in the US market. This will be achieved by expanding the Cove Point LNG terminal in Maryland and associated pipeline transportation capacity on the American east coast. "These agreements give us unique market access to the north-eastern USA, where gas demand is high and the market robust and liquid
FERC authorizes Freeport LNG project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued an Order granting authorization for construction and operation of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on Quintana Island, near Freeport, Texas. The facility is to include, among other things, an LNG ship maneuvering area, a protected single-berth unloading dock, and a storm protection levee. Plans call for the facility to be in operation for the 2006-2007 winter heating season. Docket No. CP03-75-000 (HK Law).
New McAllister Tug Features JonRie Winch Set
JonRie Marine Winches supplied its fifth ship set of full bollard pull winches to New York's McAllister Towing for installation on its new tug, Tate McAllister. The 92-foot x 32-foot Z-Drive tug was designed and built by Washburn & Doughty of East Boothbay, Maine
Croatia Resurrects LNG terminal Plans
Croatia prepares financial plan for LNG terminal; EU sees the Krk terminal helping Europe's energy independence. Croatia has reopened a feasibility study for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the northern Adriatic which should help diversify energy supplies for central Europe
KOTUG Assists LNG Vessels at Brunei Terminal
As from the start of October 2014, KOTUG is assisting all LNG vessels at the Brunei LNG Terminal with three powerful Rotortugs. Brunei Shell Petroleum Company awarded KOTUG as its exclusive towage provider with a 24/7 operation, supported by local management.
Qatargas Sells First LNG Cargo to JOVO
Qatargas sold its first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Jovo LNG Storage and Transportation Co., Ltd. ("JOVO"), an independent LNG importer from the People's Republic of China. The 64,000 cubic meter cargo was sold on a free-on-board basis and loaded on to the
Magnolia LNG Project Progresses
Liquefied Natural Gas Limited informed that an update on the status of Environmental Information Requests from the Federal Environmental Regulatory Commission (FERC) in relation to the Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Magnolia LNG LLC (MLNG) has been provided
Singapore's MPA Discuss LNG Bunkering
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), Antwerp Port Authority, Port of Rotterdam and Port of Zeebrugge participated in a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) bunkering focus group discussion on 14 and 17 October, held in conjunction with the Singapore International Bunkering Conference
Damen Delivers 2nd ASD Tug to ARC Towage
The second of four Damen ASD Tugs 2810 for ARC Towage (Spain) has left for Trinidad. There, the Guapo Warrior will join the fleet of Joint Venture company ARC Towage, which will provide the gas terminal berthing services for a significant energy industry player in Trinidad and Tobago.
First Damen ASD 2810 Leaves for Trinidad
First delivery of Damen ASD Tug 2810, ARC Towage signed four contracts total in Barcelona, Spain On July 31, 2013, ARC Towage signed four contracts at the Netherlands shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group. The newbuilding contracts with ARC Towage are the result of a special joint venture set-up
Skangass Builds LNG Terminal in Pori, Finland
With investment support from the Finnish Government of 185 million NOK Skangass has decided to build a new import terminal for LNG. The terminal will be completed in 2016. Skangass plans to create an efficient LNG logistics chain in the Pori area.
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Almarin has supplied fourteen buoys to OAS constructor for the maritime beaconing of the works of GNL del Plata project in Uruguay. Almarin Spanish AtoN supplier has provided fourteen buoys to OAS for the marking of the works of GNL del Plata project in Uruguay. OAS, S.A
BP, Pavilion Ink Long-Term LNG Deals
Pavilion to buy 0.4 mln tpy LNG from BP for 20 years. Aims to become a global LNG firm in medium to long term. Working with SGX, regional govts on LNG price marker. Singapore's Pavilion Energy said it had signed two long-term contracts to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) for trading and supply
Finland Grants Support to Three Small LNG Terminals
The Finnish government granted 65.2 million euros (84.22 million US dollar) in subsidies to build three small liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals to cut on use of fuel oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in industry, the economy ministry said on Thursday.
For Europe's LNG Ports, Russia Gas Fears and US Exporters Buoy Demand
Gas buyers nervous of Russia cutting supply are helping solve Europe's problem of too many underused liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, as they seek space at France's Dunkirk plant. Adding to renewed demand is the more potent interest of major east Asian companies
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International classification society Bureau Veritas has been chosen to class the unique LNG bunkering vessel which will be built at Hanjin Heavy Industries, Korea, under an agreement between Japan's NYK and Mitsubishi and France's GDF-SUEZ.
New LNG Carrier Bunkers in Russia
Gazprom Marketing & Trading's (GM&T) says that its newly delivered LNG carrier "Pskov" has received bunkers (Heavy Fuel Oil and Marine Gas Oil) at the port of Nakhodka in the Primorskiy Region of Russia.


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Year: 1990 Company: Filmirage Runtime: 91′
Director: Joe D'Amato, Fabrizio Laurenti Writers: Daniele Stoppa, Fabrizio Laurenti, Albert Lawrence, Rosella Drudi Cinematography: Francisco J. Madurga Music: Carlo Maria Cordio Cast: Mary Sellers, Jason Saucier, Bubba Reeves, Chelsi Stahr, Vince O'Neil, Billy Buttler, Lord Chester, Patrick Collins, Edy Eby
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It's never a good sign when a film is most popularly known for being a member of the dubious Troll franchise, particularly when the film in question has nothing to do with tiny mythical monsters or their wily ways. Such is the case with Contamination .7, a cheapo Filmirage sci-fi horror whose only connection to the Troll empire are a few crew members and a penchant for being immeasurably dreadful. Never mind that I could find no corroborating evidence for Contamination .7 ever actually being released as Troll III (a title also bestowed upon D'Amato's confoundedly inept Ator sequel Quest for the Mighty Sword) - the name has stuck with the online community and, for this film, that's good enough.
A tasteless mix of inert drama, The China Syndrom-style conspiracy claptrap, and limp mutant monster mayhem, Contamination .7 (or whatever you want to call it) concerns an ill-defined and unnamed small town in the American West whose very existence is threatened when illegal toxic waste dumping by a nuclear plant causes local trees to sprout evil carnivorous roots. That's right. Evil… carnivorous… roots.
The plot, attributed to such classy writers as Rosella Drudi (of Troll 2 and Zombi 3 fame) and Daniele Stoppa (Killing Birds), is little more than a contrived distraction to keep audiences from noticing how little is actually going on. In that pursuit, as in most others, it fails. The formulaic story follows a couple of small-town kids and an alcoholic nuclear scientist named Taylor who realize that all is not well with wherever-they-are and set about investigating a series of mysterious deaths and disappearances. It's a standard monster mystery setup of substandard conception and hellish execution that's sure to test the patience of even the most ardent genre devotees. Diversions are plentiful, including a few sexless scenes with the town hooker and an attempted rape, none of which are any more interesting than the rest of the material.
For dreck connoisseurs the monster payoff may well be worth waiting for, but the rest of us aren't so lucky Contamination .7's menacing tree roots are basically just bits of rubber hose, vaguely decorated to look like brush and dragged about the ground or flung onto unsuspecting passersby. Their inefficacy as a screen threat defies words – nothing about them works, from the lazy perspective monster-vision photography to the canned whip-crack! effect that loops whenever they're on screen. They're silly, they're stupid and, worst of all, they're boring. A final us versus them showdown strives for whole new degrees of ineptitude in filmmaking, as unprotected citizens dig up toxic waste barrels with their bare hands and Tonka toy bulldozers roll across a minuscule set with rubbery little root-lets sticking out of it. There's even a lame attempt at a surprise ending, just one more useless step between viewers and the end credits scrawl.
Contamination .7 reminds of the bland video store filler companies like Full Moon and New World were pumping out in the early '90s, only much much worse. Full Moon and New World at least had the courtesy to hire actors for their productions, but Joe D'Amato's Filmirage can't be bothered. Only Jason Saucier (Hitcher in the Dark) and Mary Sellers (Eleven Days Eleven Nights) are in any way recognizable, and then only from past Filmirage efforts – their co-stars would thankfully go on to star in little, if anything, else. Bad film performances are a dime a dozen, but rarely does an entire cast conspire to be so unforgivable as they do here.
And thusly I am led to Vince O'Neil. Even among the bad their must be a worst, and O'Neil – here cast as a shady sheriff – earns that title with room to spare. His performance defies classification, operating on a hitherto unseen cosmic scale of badness to which our Earthly adjectives simply fail to apply. Each expression, gesture, and word of his performance is the purest essence of awfulness, distilled, and collectively a monument to the horrors that are possible in the absence of talent, training, and technique. There's really no way to appropriately describe it in words, and O'Neil's unwavering thespian incompetencies may be the only things about Contamination .7 that make it worth seeing. O'Neil is also the beneficiary of the film's requisite gore centerpiece (actually the only gore scene of the film, and likely what earned it an R-rating from the MPAA), in which one of the man-hungry roots finds its way into (and out of) his face.
Otherwise the attacks here are all of the Bride of the Monster variety, with actors wallowing around while draped in purportedly dangerous creepers. Color me unimpressed. It's toothlessness may well be Contamination .7's greatest failing, though I'll admit, there's plenty here fighting for that title. Tripe like Burial Ground gets away with its own dreadfulness the good old fashioned way, with lots of blood and exposed flesh, little of the former and none of the latter of which you'll find here. This is an exploitation film in name only, a monster movie with no bite. As is too often the case, the poster is far saucier than that which it is advertising, featuring a buxom young blonde in distressed clothing who doesn't look all too troubled to be entwined in the film's unimpressive menace. The art style is likewise amusing, leaving Contamination .7 to look more like an unconventional bodice ripper than a horror flick.
Produced by D'Amato's Italian production company Filmirage and filmed on the cheap in what looks to be the United States (the IMDB mentions Canada), Contamination .7 never made it to theatres in most of the world. Instead it was peddled to video distributors, like most low-budget horror of its time, leading to a domestic VHS release through Columbia / Tristar and Epic Home Video in 1993 and a handful of premium cable screenings through the mid-'90s. More recently it's been made available again, this time as part of Netflix's streaming video service. Yay? There's really not much else to say about Contamination .7, except to reiterate how dreadful it is. Recommended for fans of the noxiously terrible only.
Film: Awful
Final Thoughts: An exploitation film in name only and a monster movie with no bite, Contamination .7 is good for a few derisive laughs, but nothing more.


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