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I found these guys recently. The best price so far that I've found. $12.50 for a 1/2'' SS Solenoid valve http://www.tf-valvefittings.com/goods-47.html $21 for the motorized ball valve equivilent:http://www.tf-valvefittings.com/goods-13.html They take PayPal FWIW
And they offer the most wiring options. Seems like CR02 would be best - no permanently energized wire like CR03, just a simple switch. The downside is they don't indicate whether the 3-6v,12v,24v is AC or DC...
They do both AC and DC by the looks of it. Wiring diagram CR02 is for DC definitely. I think CRO3 is for AC controllers as the supply options are 3-6, 12/24 and 220V (220V is mains AC in many parts of the world). The supply is labeled as "IS" rather than +ve and -ve, which are DC only supply terminal labels. CR04 is also for AC but without an earthing lead which to me says that would be the one for low voltage AC supply.
Seeing that 1/2'' copper pipe for plumbing has a typical OD of 5/8'', I guess the correct valve would be the 3/4'' valve. You would then thread the pipe and use teflon tape to seal the join.
50 for a single setup or planning to sell them on the flip?
I sold them awhile back, in order to get my overall costs down. Sold through them quick and keeping my 2 extra just in case.
Good links. I had no idea you could get motorized SS valves for those kind of prices. Although I would prefer EPDM over Viton seals, personally, for hot stuff.
These things are only rated for 176 deg and 194 deg F? Am I missing something?
The alternatives are also rated at this temperature. Yes, they won't be suitable for boiling wort however, when do you actually transfer boiling wort? The hottest part of your system will be the outlet of the brew kettle. the valve will be open after you whirlpool the wort and are transferring it to the heat exchanger. You probably whirlpooled for around 5 mins and let it stand for another 5 mins. anyway, my point is that the wort is not at 212 when it comes out of the kettle. It's probably dropped by a good 15 degrees during this time. That's still right on the upper edge of these valve's operating parameters but much better than a boiling transfer operation.


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Ausrossi - Unregistered April 03, 2013 12:42 PM After two years and the Duc I can't be sure if he is foxing or simply telling it as he sees it. Also first race and I firmly believe one thing that Jorge learnt from Vale is fast but steady wins the WC the whole to finish first, first you have to...So I think Rossi will try it on but will settle for anything he can get without going mental but I think after the first race he will be super pumped and by Jerez will be back in the game I think he just needs to blow some cobwebs out... 5 agree 0 disagree
junka - Unregistered April 03, 2013 12:46 PM Last Edited 664 days ago EDIT by CRASH.NET:"Agenda" posts go away. 4 agree 9 disagree
Billace - Unregistered April 03, 2013 1:39 PM I would expect 3rd to be the minimum acceptale result At the minimum Vale is back at Yamaha to secure the constructors title and though Jorge may not always bat dani he will need to beat MM. it should ot be too difficult for Rossi to to force the Rookie into some mistakes, Mark only needs to outbrake himself once...The real question I have is will Vale ride ouside his comfort level and risk crashing to challenge Dani or Jorge whle he's close enough? You simply cannot ride around these guys and there is clearly no equipment advantage to help him. 3 agree 1 disagree
99 Crystal Ball. - Unregistered April 03, 2013 2:24 PM A podium would be an amazing result!! .......DB8Dont take this the wrong way DB but why would it be an amazing result?Rossi is back on the championship winning bike.I fully expect to see him on the podium.In fact he may well find himself on the top step! 3 agree 1 disagree
someone - Unregistered April 03, 2013 3:15 PM @99 crystal ballbecause the top 2 guys has proven more faster than him at this point. so top 3 is a good result.plus he didn't know what marquez can do in a race. 1 agree 1 disagree
herewego - Unregistered April 03, 2013 3:39 PM There's one thing for sure - Valentino will do his best and that will mean bloody good racing as a determined man, Valentino will bring all his skills into play!! 3 agree 0 disagree
VALENTEENYBOPPER - Unregistered April 03, 2013 3:43 PM He's the GOAT. He will win by at least 10 seconds. PARTY TIME for the yellow brigade.GO VALE GO!!!!!!!! 1 agree 0 disagree
Grendlehop April 03, 2013 4:13 PM Last Edited 664 days ago Aside from the mountain he faced when he arrived at Ducati, this will be Vale's greatest challenge thus far. I'd be ecstatic if he podiums, even more so if he garners the #2 spot! A win would see me with a feeling I'd expect to be similar to when he won that race in Welkom '04. I've been a die hard fan for years, but have grown to respect ALL riders simply because of the ridiculous hatred spewed about this site from armchair experts. No TRUE FAN of this sport tosses around such utter disdain for these brave souls. Men who RISK THEIR LIVES so we can place ourselves in their skin for those brief moments of glory, wondering how great it must be to be live your fantasy. Sadness is all I feel right now.......sorry......... Reply Report abuse 7 agree 0 disagree

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Potato Gratin with Juniper Berries
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Juniper berries add intrigue to potatoes baked with broth and topped with crisp golden bread crumbs. Serve this gratin with virtually any simply cooked meat or poultry.
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- 3 tablespoon(s) butter
- 1 cup(s) canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock
- 8 juniper berries
- 2 pound(s) baking potatoes, peeled and cut crosswise into 1/8-inch-thick slices
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) fresh-ground black pepper
- 1.50 cup(s) fresh bread crumbs
- Heat the oven to 425°F. Butter an 8-by-12-inch baking dish with 1/2 tablespoon of the butter. In a blender, puree 1/4 cup of the stock with the juniper berries. Put the mixture in a small saucepan with the remaining 3/4 cup stock; bring to a simmer.
- Layer half of the potatoes in the dish and top with the garlic, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt, and 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper. Dot with 1/2 tablespoon of the butter. Add the remaining potatoes to the dish and sprinkle with the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Pour the simmering broth over the potatoes. Dot with 1 tablespoon of the butter and cover the dish with aluminum foil. Bake the potatoes for 20 minutes. Remove the aluminum foil and bake 10 minutes longer.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, melt the remaining 1 tablespoon butter and stir in the bread crumbs. Sprinkle them on the potatoes and continue baking until the potatoes are tender and the bread crumbs are golden, about 15 minutes longer.
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Danielle Tunstall Photography brings the horror.
Danielle Tunstall is a photographer from the UK with a passion for Horror photography and graphic design. She is widely published and exhibited worldwide, working with prominent bands and authors.
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[Review] 'At The Devil's Door' Is Creepy, But Cheats the Viewer
After being wowed by The Possession of Michael King, I was on a bit of an upswing when it came to demonic possession films. Sure, there have been other low-budget possession films that have come and (thankfully) gone, but I still wanted to see what came next. Lo and behold, Nicholas McCarthy shows up with At The Devil's Door. Now while McCarthy's film made it's debut way back in March, I hadn't heard much about it, other than "it's by the guy who did The Pact". Informative, right?
Leigh (Catalina Sandino Moreno) is a real estate agent tasked with selling a difficult house that contains mysterious burn marks on it's walls. Leigh is also concerned about her sister, Vera (Naya Rivera), who is a loner and not entirely open to social interactions. While preparing the house for selling, Leigh comes across a mysterious girl in a red raincoat on the property (Ashley Rickards). Turns out Hannah has a few connections with the house, one of which is a deal with Ol' Scratch. As Leigh investigates, she starts pulling her sister into the situation, endangering them both.
At The Devil's Door wastes little time in immersing the viewer in it's eerie atmosphere. While we know the antagonist is of the demonic persuasion, McCarthy wisely chooses to only give us glimpses of the entity, be it through it's beckoning of characters, to shots in the mirror or out-of-focus background shots. You never do get to see the whole thing, and that really does leave the viewer's head to come up with all sorts of creepy things. Add to that the look of the film, which is primarily dark and desaturated. To spice things up even more, McCarthy decided to take three subplots and weave them together and jump between timelines. While this is might be an instant red flag for many people, as it does lend itself to be confusing, McCarthy does manage to pull it off, albeit not with complete success. Still, it's a lofty goal, and rather than it being a complete disaster, it does adds a certain amount of misdirection to the entire experience in an attempt to keep the viewer on their toes, preventing them from losing interest.
On the acting front, Moreno's character is probably the most developed. Leigh is shown to be a responsible and caring individual, while Rivera's Vera really does come across as someone who prefers to be alone, and is reluctant to accept help. Eventually, Vera does morph into a far more determined character that takes charge. As for Rickards' mysterious girl, she does a good job of being both scared of the what she's set in motion, but also showing signs of an inner battle. It's all about that babysitting scene.
Now I know that this film has been polarizing a lot of people, and I can see why. That misdirection that McCarthy uses does come back and bites him, especially after a certain point in the film involving one of the main characters. Problem is, the sudden switch causes all of our investment in one character to be wasted (McCarthy pulls a Psycho on us), as the other characters have to pick up the slack, but can't quite do it due to the lack of development. The other issue is with the tying together of the subplots. While again, not totally confusing, there are moments that feel shoehorned into place, and in an effort to keep the pacing going, have been cut down, leaving them vague and causing the film to stumble it's way to the end. It robs the film of it's true potential, and coupled with the confusion McCarthy had introduced into the film, leaves the film a missed opportunity.
Calling At The Devil's Door a missed opportunity pretty much sums it up. The concept of purposely keeping the viewer off-balance while juggling three storylines is pretty ambitious, and the film is well-shot and has some good performances, the film feels like it's cheating the viewer, as we really don't get the payoff of investment in the characters we do care about, and the whole thing loses it's footing by the midway point, hobbling to the end while waving at the viewer without showing the full dance routine. Perhaps if McCarthy had enlisted the help of another writer to help, or if he just stuck to the director's chair, things would've been better. At The Devil's Door is entertaining, but it's faults will limit it's audience to those with the ability to forgive it's shortcomings.
Presented in 2.40:1 AVC-encoded 1080p, At The Devil's Door looks very good. Colour saturation is consistent with the scenes, which can vary depending on the particular scene. The film has an overall dark look to it, but still retains good detail. No qualms about this one.
The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track definitely takes advantage of the film's locations and mood, immersing the viewer with a variety of cool ambient and surround effects. Dialogue is clear and free of distortion. The low end also gets work in the "impact" moments, which again also helps with the immersion.
Things start off with an Audio Commentary by writer/director Nicholas McCarthy, who offers up an interesting talk about a variety of topics, from the look of the film, casting choices, the origins of the film, the score, and the influences of films like Psycho and The Shining. Informative and enjoyable.
"Speaking Of The Devil: The Making Of At The Devil's Door" opens with McCarthy describing the inspiration for the story. The doc then moves onto casting, and includes interviews with the cast. Following that, the piece looks at the story, the themes, the film's production, including the difficulties in editing the film, and the "post-mortem" of the film. Overall, while there's some overlap from the commentary, this is still an interesting little piece that does its job as an overview of the production.
Following that are a collection of six deleted scenes with optional commentary with Nicholas McCarthy. The scenes were basically cut for time from previous cuts of the film. McCarthy does a good job of explaining the context of the scenes and the decisions to trim them, but his commentary also highlights the problems of the film.
The film's trailer rounds out the extras.
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The fright sequel, directed by Tom Harper and stars Jeremy Irvine and Helen McCrory, takes place in the same house 40 years later when a group of children who are evacuated from London during World War II come to stay and awaken the house's darkest inhabitants.
It opens in theaters January 2, 2015.
"When a group of orphaned children are forced to move from their home in London, caretakers Eve (Phoebe Fox) and Jean (Helen McCrory) bring everyone to the desolate and eerie British countryside. 40 years after Arthur Kipps (played by Daniel Radcliffe in the first film, The Woman in Black) left, this supernatural horror film introduces this new group to the now abandoned Eel Marsh House; an odd but seemingly safe location. It isn't long before Eve starts to sense that this house is not what it appears to be as the children in her care begin to disappear. As their house of safety becomes a house of horrors, Eve enlists the help of a handsome pilot (Jeremy Irvine) to help investigate what is happening. Eve soon discovers that it may not be a coincidence that she has come to reside in the house inhabited by the Woman in Black."
"POWERS" Is Back and Bolder Than Ever In January!
Right after POWERS makes its debut on the Playstation network, Marvel Comic's ICON imprint will relaunch the book with a new #1. It's a great idea that will allow new readers to jump on board with the iconic series. I wonder just what sort of direction this new book will take thanks to the previous source material being so great, but with Brian Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming returning to the world that made them superstars, we can't be disappointed.
This January, hot off the heels of the highly anticipated debut of the Powers TV series comes POWERS #1 – the recharged and reborn ongoing series from Marvel's creator owned ICON imprint. A perfect jumping on point for fans old and new, Eisner Award-winning Powers creators Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming are back with a double-sized debut issue for regular price! Now is your chance to jump on board the hit series in time for its television debut!
Hardened homicide detectives Christian Walker and Deena Pilgrim are back, investigating the crimes and solving the murders involving superpowered criminals. If a superhero falls dead from the sky, they're there. If a super villain winds up dead in the gutter, they're the first on the scene. But having barely survived the most harrowing case of their careers, Walker and Pilgrim are faced with the toughest decision they've ever had to face. The discovery of a power no one has ever seen before will lead Walker and Pilgrim down a new path.
"What a miraculous time for Powers as the TV show becomes a reality to millions of PlayStation owners all over the world," says series writer Brian Michael Bendis. "What a great opportunity to roll up our sleeves and make a bold new chapter for our characters. As the first issue opens, new powers are popping up all over the place and with that new cases and new headaches for our beleaguered Powers detectives. And most importantly a great new jumping on point for new readers."
This double-sized issue also includes an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the making of the POWERS TV series with never-before-seen pictures from the set!
Two of the biggest creators in comics bring you a bold new beginning for the blockbuster series. No fan can afford to miss the highly anticipated POWERS #1 when it makes its exciting debut in comic shops this January!
Why NBC's 'Hannibal' Is The Best TV Show of 2014
Hannibal is an oddity. Everything about it spells disaster. It's a previously tackled idea that was made into an academy award winning film. The Silence of the Lambs is a masterwork, due mostly to the incredible performance of Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter.
Somehow Hannibal is much more than the sum of its parts. It's a masterpiece that elevates the television horror genre to a brand new level and is simply the best television show of 2014.
For the uninitiated Hannibal follows Will Graham, a gifted criminal profiler who has the unique ability to sympathize with his suspects. He embodies the crime he's trying to solve, and doing so deeply affects his psyche. So much so they he visits Dr. Hannibal Lecter in an attempt to keep his grip on sanity.
Will is continually pushed to the absolute limit, and by the end of season one, Hannibal has convinced him that he's an infamous killer – The Chesapeake Ripper. So season one ends with an inversion of the famous image – it's not Hannibal behind bars with the horrible face mask, but our beloved hero.
When Hannibal returned to the small screen in 2014 it was a decidedly different and even darker show. The season begins with a horribly violent fight scene between Hannibal and FBI Director Jack Crawford. When we last saw them, they were friends. Yet, here they are in a brilliantly shot battle trying to murder one another.
'Hannibal' – Cinematographer | James Hawkinson from Meredith King on Vimeo.
When this scene ends, it leaves an insane tone for the rest of the season. We flashback weeks to Will behind bars, and everyone, including Jack is against him. He's being treated like a maniac, and in a way he has to act like one to get what he wants.
It's hard for me not to go into painstaking detail of just why this works so well. So I'll talk about it in broad strokes. It's not very often that a show heads into its second season with such a different direction. The show is largely structured the same, but it comes to define its characters in entirely new ways. Not the smartest choice when your show is barely alive in the ratings.
Yet, through making the show about a powerplay between equally intelligent sociopaths, Hannibal forgoes humanity for the sake of brutality. It shows the deeply sinister side to human nature, and better yet it approaches this sinister side like a beautiful art form.
Showrunner Bryan Fuller makes an incredible statement with each episode of the series. Murdering people is an art form, people take pride in what they're good at, and some people really excell at murdering other people. Fuller takes the eccentricities embodied in someone's art pursuits and pushes them to the fullest extent. The beginning of season two had the killer who stitched people into a grain silo. He killed people of varying skin tones to complete his masterwork, and there was simply nothing quite like that tracking shot that pulled out of the silo by the end of "Sakizuke."
It's the masterful attention to detail in moments like these that make Hannibal an absolute marvel to watch. Visually there is nothing quite like it on television. Breaking Bad was perhaps the closest equivalent but now Hannibal reigns supreme. The art direction and shot composition is unparalleled. Whether it's the wide angle time lapse shots that are used on most exteriors or the tighter close up nature of the brutal violence, the cinematographer, James Hawkinson's work is beyond awe-inspiring.
With a rotating cast of directors and the increasing demands from a studio, it's sometimes difficult for a television show to be a visual feast. Instead, practicality and time efficient shots are often what makes it to the small screen. But, Hannibal is calculated and meticulous.
Memories from Hannibal Season 2 from Christopher Byrne on Vimeo.
This video should show you everything you need to know about what it's like to watch this beautiful orgy of death and violence. But, one thing should feel a little off. It's celebratory, and while the video is a lovely reminder of the visual power of Hawkinson's attention to detail, it does nothing to highlight the score.
Brian Reitzall's score straddles a beautiful line between ambient horror and terrifying bombastic splendor. No two moments are alike. He's able to wrap you in the warm embrace of Will's isolated life through a couple piano keys melodic repeating in front of a minimalist string assortment.
But within the beauty he can create horrid creeping terror unlike any other composer I can think of. Strangely off key notes pound into the score, building a dangling assortment of sounds that wrap around you and create a soundscape that shows you the ugly side of Hannibal's world. There is something about it that is ineffable, a magic that comes when combined with the insane visuals of the show.
Apart from all that, the characterization is deep and provocative. The relationship between Will and Hannibal is oddly sexual in nature. Their interest in one another can't be denied. But it's never really pushed to a provocative place. Instead small elements of interest seem vaguely sexual. There is nothing physical about the attraction but a provocation that can only be reached when you've met your match.
There is a certain surrealist element to Hannibal that channels your deepest fears and projects them onto otherworldly visions of creature who are alien and threatening. Often Will descends into a hallucinatory state that pushes him to see the Stag-Man. A horrid creature who's leathery black skin absorbs all the light around it. Just when things are going well, the stag-man rears his ugly head and reminds us that nothing is what it seems in this show.
In the insane finale of season two "Mizumono," Will and Hannibal share a moment of sober reflection before Hannibal cuts into his abdomen. They were close, dangerously close, and throughout the game they play in season two each of them were vulnerable, perhaps more so than they've ever been to anyone in order to gain the upper hand. When finally confronted with the bleak reality that one of them must die, David Slade lingers on the shot, making it an apology rather than an act of betrayal.
I'd be remiss if I didn't take a moment to talk about Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lecter. It can't be easy to take on a role that defined another man's career. But, somehow Mads makes you forget all about that character as he channels something equally sinister but distinctly different. He's a smart calculated man, he's not caught yet, so his manipulation is much more overt. Not only that, but he carries an extreme sense of patience. He carefully manipulates everyone around him.
Hugh Dancy never would have come to mind as someone who can handle a troubled role like Will Graham, but he gives Mads a run for his money. As he is equally manipulative, but far more troubled. He's the opposite side of the coin, so paranoid and delusion that he could be caught for something he didn't commit so he's careful, he's calculated, and he lacks empathy. It makes both of this characters wildly unpredictable and weirdly similar.
Hannibal cups Wills neck. He holds him close as he bleeds out, and he allows his embrace to guide Will into death. Yet, somehow the more sinister side erupts from him and like a jilted lover he slices Abigail's throat just to see Will as she dies in front of him.
This brutality feels like a volcanic eruption. It mirrors the final act of a horror movie in many ways because it's the unrelenting force of the killer on the loose that changes everyone's lives for the worse. By the end of season two everything is torn down, the game of cat and mouse is over and our characters are fully exposed. Yet, when they stand naked in the chaos, there are only more questions than answers.
Somehow though, Hannibal will still come back a different and perhaps better version of itself when it returns in late spring. Now, with everything out on the table it has to take us somewhere new, and familiar. There is still plenty of source material left to draw on, and Bryan Fuller has made it clear he's going to draw on it all, but he has yet to stop surprising us.
I often struggle to define Hannibal I hear myself saying, it's Dexter only darker or it's Breaking Bad if selling meth was equal to the psychological horror of criminal profiling. Admittedly that last one needs some work, but the real way to define Hannibal is the most meticulously crafted piece of horror television we've ever seen. It's easily the best horror show of 2014, and not only that, but it was the best show on television of 2014, it's a dark masterpiece.
[Review] 'Cam2Cam' Needs To Unplug And Learn Storytelling
We're far from the glory days of the slasher genre. And while some people (Hollywood included) would rather drop the genre completely, there are others who would still want to pursue it. That's fine and all, but coming up with a new and inventive way to execute it is the problem. Director Joel Soisson looks to remedy that with Cam2Cam, focusing on the video chat technology we've been using now for a few years. It obviously opens up a few different scenarios and possibilities, but the question of whether they can be executed properly is the main thing.
After the murder of her sister in Bangkok, Allie travels to Thailand to bring her sister's killer to justice. Allie decides to rent out a room at an apartment complex, where she meets up with other twenty-somethings renting in the same complex. Her new friends use a website called Cam2Cam, in which people strip for money. Allie soon discovers that other people who use the website aren't there for the amateur stripping.
Rather than reinvent the wheel, Cam2Cam plays it safe by opening with the standard "woman alone at home". It plays out similar to the opening of Scream, save for the change in technology. There's still a very real fear that accompanies the anonymity with chatting on the internet, and in this case, the anonymity goes out the window once you turn on the webcam or share pictures. Adding to that fear is being put in a foreign land (Thailand) with the obvious barriers that come with it.
Unfortunately, the film's problems begin right from the start. First off, the opening sequence takes up 30 minutes of runtime. Out of a total runtime of 91 minutes. Also, it's rather insulting that the lady in question doesn't quite make the connection that the person who she's chatting with is using a pre-recorded video. And, with a full-body shot, can't possibly be typing and stripping at the same time. Maybe it's just me, but the use of shorthand misspellings that many people use while talking online is aggravating to no end. So, of course, the opening sequence uses a ton of it. To top it off, the payoff results in a blood splatter on the curtains. Great.
The rest of the film doesn't fare much better. While the opening sequence tries to capitalize on the potential tension that the concept and locale presents, it's all again just wasted. Characters that we're supposed to care about like Allie (played by Tammin Sursock, who kind of looks like Kate Beckinsale) are underdeveloped or have multiple personalities, acting one way in one scene and then acting completely different in the next. The horrible dialogue doesn't make things any easier. I suppose that the screenwriters were aiming to say something about the dangers of the internet, but instead decided to make a heavy-handed after school special with the message that once you start using the internet, you'll end up making amateur porn and die soon after. Or should I say "attempted" amateur porn? Even that is done in a halfhearted way, as if they had an extreme reluctance to show nudity. Even the opening sequence with a bunch of extras doing whatever was more provocative than this clearly lame attempt at being real.
Cam2Cam is definitely a missed opportunity. The film could've gone in so many directions, but instead bumbled along, apathetically trying to make the viewer care. The only consolation are the beautiful locales in Thailand, which are far more appealing and interesting than the film itself. Even then, they still serve as a reminder of what the film could've been doing to make it stand out. If you're in the mood for a slasher, go check out something from the genre's heyday. Sure, the formula is the same for a lot of them, but at least you'll be able to glean some entertainment.
Presented in 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen, Cam2Cam looks acceptable for an independent release. Detail is adequate throughout, with bright colours and accurate fleshtones. There's no noise to speak of, but there are some instances of artifacting during the darker scenes.
The Dolby Digital 5.1 track is alright, though nothing spectacular. It's also pretty quiet, leaving you to have to fight with the volume to be able to hear things. Dialogue is clear and free of any distortion, but again, you'll have to crank up the volume to hear what's being said.
Other than the film's trailer, the disc comes with an Audio Commentary with director Joel Soisson. Soisson covers a variety of topics, including how he came onto the project, casting, how certain scenes were filmed, and so on. It's a fairly mundane commmentary that unfortunately borders on Soisson just droning on, with a few gaps of silence where Soisson is watching the film instead of commentating. The track could've used another person to moderate or provide additional input.
J.K. Simmons Heads to 'Kong: Skull Island'
While you may remember him from Spidr-Man, or Whiplash, I'll always remember J.K. Simmons as the insane Nazi from HBO's "OZ." His performance always stuck with me, making him one of my favorite actors.
Exciting news Monday afternoon as Deadline reveals that Simmons has joined the newly titled Kong: Skull Island.
He joins Tom Hiddleston in the Legendary Pictures tent pole that Universal Pictures has set for March 10,2017 release.
Jordan Vogt-Roberts is directing a script by John Gatins and Max Borenstein that focuses on the wild island home of the iconic ape King Kong.
BD Playlist: Pat Torfe Vol. 1
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This week's BD Playlist is brought to you by our reviewer extraordinaire Pat Torfe, who has put together a damn fine list of music that he's been jamming out to lately. The first list of many is extremely varied, no two songs similar to another, so this entry into our weekly series will definitely keep you on your toes!
Head on in to check out the list and make sure to let us know what you're listening to lately in the comments.
[TV] Victoria Justice Runs For Death In the "Eye Candy" Trailer
MTV recently set a premiere date for "Eye Candy,", and has just now released the first actual footage from the seres.
Set to debut Monday, January 12th, the 10-episode series is exec produced by Twilight's Catherine Hardwicke and Jason Blum (Insidious, Paranormal Activity).
The series stars Victoria Justice and "centers on a beautiful but reclusive hacker whose blog exposes everything from terrorist plots to suspected killers. Convinced by her roommate to begin online dating, Lindy (Justice) is targeted by a dangerous cyberstalker and believes one of her suitors to be the culprit. When things take a deadly turn, she teams up with the city's cyber-crime unit to catch the killer."
Emmy Grinwis penned the pilot for "Eye Candy," which is based on a novel by R.L. Stine.
Hardwicke, who also directed the fantastic Thirteen and Lords of Dogtown, helmed the pilot.
Fresh Look at Argentinian 'When Your Flesh Screams!'
Argentine filmmaker Guillermo Martinez has released new stills, poster and teaser for When Your Flesh Screams!, produced by Vindicta Films of La Plata, Buenos Aires.
When Your Flesh Screams! is a horror film from the rape and revenge sub-genre in the vein of The Last House on the Left and I Spit on Your Grave.
"The story revolves around Martina, a biology student, who, after moving from her hometown to complete her studies, decides to undertake an excursion to the outskirts of the city in search of rare and exotic specimens for research. Not finding the specimen after a long search, she decides to rest by the roadside. At that time her new psychotic neighbors propose taking her to the woods, where they claim is the specimen that she seeks. Martina accepts the crossing naturally, but on the way the thugs kidnap her, determined to perform all sorts of sinister and gruesome acts, both physical and psychological. The story takes an unexpected turn when Martina decides to release her pent- up anger."
Victoria Witemburg, Oscar Molinari, Javier Batic and Ricardo Marchioni all star.
[Podcast] Whatever – December 15th, 2014 – "The Order of Things"
The Order: 1886, Housebound, games released in a broken state, and more. Join us or die! … or just go about life as usual.
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Leave a comment below, head to our Facebook page, or hit us up on Twitter, and let us know your thoughts.
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Christmas is coming early for one lucky Bloody Disgusting reader who will enter and win a holiday gift pack, courtesy of RLJ/Image and Attack Entertainment.
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"The devastating horror of a nuclear apocalypse is now reality and nine desperate strangers find themselves clinging to life in a farmhouse cellar, while radioactive fallout descends on the darkened world above. These would-be survivors face the nightmare of dwindling supplies, poisonous air and the greatest threat of all – the hordes of zombie-like refugees who want in. With each dying day, their choice becomes clearer – stay and let the makeshift shelter become their tomb or face the unknown terrors of the world outside. Starring Edward Furlong, Monica Keena, Andre Royo and C.J. Thomason, AFTERMATH takes a hard look at how far humans will go to survive. And it isn't pretty."
"A group of friends planned the perfect vacation in the Caribbean, but when they head ashore to explore a remote island, their ultimate bachelor weekend devolves into their worst nightmare. After an ill-fated swim in contaminated water, they stumble upon a seemingly abandoned research facility where a deadly, flesh-eating virus has been unleashed. In the aftermath of a massacre, the only people left alive are a handful of secretive medical personnel and "Patient Zero" (Sean Astin), the lone person who's been exposed to the disease and shows no symptoms. Can they find a way to survive and escape, or will the virus consume them all in a bloodbath of chaos and carnage?"
"Five years ago, a deer hunter vanished in the Alabama woods, leaving behind only a rifle, bloodstains and an enormous footprint from a species unknown to science. Now, the hunter's son Chris, his two best friends and a documentary film crew set out to learn the truth… and seek vengeance. Their search leads them deep into rugged terrain rumored to hide the huge, man-like beast known as Sasquatch. As they close in on their prey, they learn the horrifying consequences of Hunting the Legend."
"A typical weekend down the shore takes a bizarre turn as six girls and five obnoxious fist-pumpers become the unsuspecting targets of a deranged killer."
"Lured by the promise of an Australian holiday, exchange student Paul visits the notorious Wolf Creek Crater. His dream Outback adventure soon becomes a horrific reality when he encounters the site's most infamous local, Mick Taylor (John Jarratt). When Paul attempts to flee, Mick pursues him across a hostile wasteland and eventually drags him back to his underground lair. After seeing the true magnitude of Mick's monstrosity, Paul's only hope of surviving, where no one has before, will be to use every ounce of cunning to outwit the man behind the monster."
'Preservation' Clip Murders a Dog (Exclusive)
Acquired out of the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, the indie film Preservation (review) will be opening on VOD platforms January 9, 2015.
Today we scored an exclusive clip that's sure to piss off dog lovers – although it's safe to say no dogs were actually hurt during the filming.
Actor Christopher Denham takes his second turn in the director's chair with whats's said to be a finely crafted horror-thriller starring Pablo Schreiber ("The Wire," "Orange is the New Black"), Aaron Staton ("Mad Men"), and Wrenn Schmidt ("Boardwalk Empire").
"Three family members head deep into the woods for a hunting trip that doubles as a distraction from their troubles at home. When all of their gear is stolen, they turn on each other, but soon realize there are much more treacherous forces at work."
Anchor Bay's Art Enters 'The Atticus Institute' (Exclusive)
Bloody Disgusting has the exclusive art premiere for Anchor Bay Entertainment's new horror thriller The Atticus Institute, from producer of The Conjuring Peter Safran, available on DVD and Blu-ray January 20st, 2015.
Written and directed by Chris Sparling (writer of "Buried") in his directorial debut, The Atticus Institute stars Rya Khilstedt ("Dexter"), William Mapother ("Lost", The Grudge), Harry Groener ("Buffy The Vampire Slayer"), John Rubenstein ("Angel") and Sharon Maughn (The Bank Job) and was executive produced by Dan Clifton.
"Dr. Henry West founded The Atticus Institute in the early 1970s to test individuals expressing supernatural abilities – E.S.P., clairvoyance, psychokinesis, etc. Despite witnessing several noteworthy cases, nothing could have prepared Dr. West and his colleagues for Judith Winstead. She outperformed every subject they had ever studied – soon gaining the attention of the U.S. Department of Defense, who subsequently took control of the research facility. The more experiments they conducted on Judith, the clearer it became that her abilities were the manifestation of evil forces within her, prompting the government to take measures to weaponize this force. But they soon discovered there are powers that exist in this world that simply cannot be controlled. Now the details of the inexplicable events that occurred within The Atticus Institute are being made public after remaining classified for nearly forty years."
Special features include "The Making of The Atticus Institute" and deleted scenes.
'Silent Hills' Looks Fantastic in Unreal Engine 4
The P.T. demo Konami released to announce Silent Hills showcased some impressive visuals, thanks to its being powered by Kojima's Fox Engine. Even still, there's always room for improvement, and that may have been what YouTuber djo9999 tried to do with their recreation of the demo's creepy, mind-bending apartment using Unreal Engine 4.
Whether or not they succeeded isn't the point, the lesson we should all be taking from this game will look good no matter what's powering it.
Holiday Short Goes Full 'Exorcist,' 'Alien' and 'The Thing'!
Blue-Zoo Animation Studio is having a little fun with the holidays.
This morning they released a new short, "Daddy Christmas," which gives homage to films like The Exorcist, Alien and even The Thing.
Written & Directed by Rory Cooke and Daniel Cripps, Voiced by Dan Renton Skinner (aka Angelos Epithemiou) and Teresa Gallagher.
[Next On] "American Horror Story: Freak Show" Ep. 4.10, 'Orphans ' Promo
If you've been keeping up with FX's "American Horror Story: Freak Show," the death of a Freak sparks troubling behavior in Pepper.
In this week's episode, 'Orphans,' Elsa reveals the history of the Freak Show, while Desiree grows suspicious of Maggie.
Read our review of last Wednesday's episode here.
'The Guest' Outtake Brings Scares to a Haunted House! (Exclusive)
One of the coolest scenes in Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett's The Guest, starring Dan Stevens, is during a party that doubles as a haunted house.
In this exclusive clip from the UK home video release (VOD/DVD/Blu-ray December 29th; link), director Adam Wingard uses some clowns extras to scare star Maika Monroe.
Other special features include: 7x Deleted scenes, Theatrical Trailer, and Audio Commentary with Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett.
"Still struggling over the loss of their oldest son, the Peterson family find great comfort when David, a young charismatic former soldier, arrives at their home, claiming to be a friend and colleague of their late son. He is quickly welcomed into their lives, and begins helping out in unexpected ways that seem to change the family's fortunes for the better.
A troubling and violent chain of events cause Anna (Monroe), the oldest daughter, to suspect David's real intentions, and she begins to realise that his motives are more extreme than the family could ever imagine. This steely-eyed stranger might appear to be a dream come true but as bullets start to fly and the body count rises, the Peterson family's nightmare is just beginning."
'Big Trouble in Little China' Vinyl Dolls!
I've been obsessing over John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China as of late, especially since it's now on Netflix Instant for compulsive streaming.
Thanks to Pop! Vinyl I can now bring my obsession home.
The toy company has created a series of dolls from the 1986 cult classic that allow you to bring the action of Jack Burton (Kurt Russell) to your home. Also included are Kim Cattrall's Gracie Law character, as well as the various villains.
[Album Review] Dir En Grey 'Arche'
It's been three long years since the release of Japanese alt-metal band Dir En Grey's eighth studio album, Dum Spiro Spero. Now, after a long wait, the longest in between their albums, the band has come back with Arche, which comes 17 years after their inception. It's an album that fans, including myself, have been extremely excited for, especially after 2013′s EP, The Unraveling, which gave fresh flavor to old tracks.
In short, this album is pretty fantastic. It's full of a wide variety of songs, from ballads ("Kukoku No Kyouon", "Tousei") to viciously heavy ("Uroko", "The Inferno"). And even with such a dynamic album, one that takes the listener on a wild ride, each song is uniquely and distinctively Dir En Grey. After nearly two decades of music, the band has crafted such a specific sound, one that is attuned specifically to their style, and it's exciting and thrilling to hear.
Each track offers fascinating usage of instruments and audio mixing, with guitars panning back and forth, the drums enveloping the listener. Truly, every member stands out, although I found myself particularly paying attention to bassist Toshiya and his flairs and embellishments.
For vocalist Kyo, it's the eerily groovy "Phenomenon", which sees the singer warbling and vibrating his voice in near inhuman manners. It's possibly the most vocally diverse track and it proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that he is quite possibly the most versatile vocalist in the music industry today. He's banshee, a demon, an opera singer, an angel… He's all of the above.
I previously made mention of "Uroko", a track that made me realize that only Dir En Grey can make blast beats sound like they're part of a Church sermon, all over a backdrop of crunchy, chunky guitars. "Sustain The Truth" meanwhile is a great example of the band's complex songwriting at work.
The Final Word: At nearly 70 minutes of music, Arche might be a heavy pill to swallow for some. But to those who seek something different and thrilling, Dir En Grey have produced an album that you shouldn't miss.


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College Football: Scandals involving Ohio State Buckeyes and Oreg...
Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman discusses Ohio State's self-imposed punishments against coach Jim Tressel with ESPN The Magazine writer Seth Wickersham and a former college football coach, in an attempt to answer the question: Is college football falling apart?
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Taylor Martinez Heisman talk takes thunder from Denard Robinson
Bruce FeldmanAfter proving he's a top QB threat against Kansas State, Nebraska's Taylor Martinez is a top-five candidate for the Heisman. Plus how the national-title picture looks as of this week, trouble for Dennis Erickson and what Texas can learn from UCLA.
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Quebec's Steven Turner could get NFL look - Bruce Feldman - Colle...
Bruce FeldmanSteven Turner put forth one of the best performances in the history of the CFL's evaluation camp. And given his skills as a returnman, he could get some looks from NFL teams as well. Plus, news, notes and analysis from around college football.
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Huge night for Pac-10 elite BCS hopes
Bruce FeldmanWith Oregon's continued dominance, Arizona's upset of Iowa and Stanford's early success, the Pac-10 elite took major strides toward BCS contention this weekend. But USC must still step up its game. Plus, notes and analysis from around college football.
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College Football -- Bruce Feldman: Tim Tebow, Jimmy Clausen and t...
Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman -- who covered all the dudes in the 2010 NFL draft while they were collegians -- comes up with a top-10 list of the most polarizing players up for grabs. No. 1 is no surprise ... No. 15 ... played in Gainesville ... dive in for all 10.
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College Football -- Bruce Feldman: What a college-focused guy too...
Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman, as you likely know, covers college football. So as everyone starts ruminating on the NFL scouting combine -- this guy's rising, that guy's falling -- Feldman is a good person to fall back on in terms of intel. This blog entry begins that.
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College Football - Bruce Feldman: Seantrel Henderson, Jackson Jef...
Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman packs a wallop with this top 10 list: the 10 most intriguing school battles for top players toward signing day 2010. If you're a college football fan, this is essential reading before February 2, 2010.
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College Football -- Bruce Feldman: The recruitment of Matt Brown ...
Bruce FeldmanMatt Brown could've had the world -- Nebraska was recruiting the QB, among others -- but he ended up going to Arizona, where Sonny Dykes had been pursuing him since he was a sophomore. Then Dykes went to La. Tech. And then, everything changed.
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Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman checks in to the college football page on ESPN.com's "Best of the Decade" week with a unique swirl: the best recruiting classes of the decade. Man, it's a shame Pete Carroll is coaching on Sundays now, ain't it?
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College Football - Bruce Feldman: An interview with Notre Dame he...
Bruce FeldmanAn interview with Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly discussing the state of recruiting, how to fix institutional neglect and ND's promising underclassmen.
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The 2009 Oregon State Beavers excelled from spare recruiting part...
Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman looks at the 2009 Oregon State Beavers. Most of their key players -- Sean Canfield, Quizz Rodgers, Stephen Paea etc. -- were lightly recruited guys, and yet, Mike Riley has made this crew into a consistently excelling Pac-10 team.
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Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman -- who came to know USC's Joe McKnight well while writing his book "Meat Market" -- says the inevitable comparisons between McKnight and Reggie Bush have reached a new, dangerous area. Also: tons of recruiting news.
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Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman makes his picks for Week 11 games, including Iowa at OSU, WVU at Cincinnati and Utah at TCU.
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Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman looks at CFB Week 11 storylines, including: a huge game for both Pitt and ND; the rise of the Buckeyes; the Andrew Luck vs. Matt Barkley duel in the Pac-10 and why PSU could still get into the Fiesta Bowl.
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We Have One Big Issue With Justin Bieber's Apology
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January 25th, 2012
With the official release of his anticipated mixtape Warning Shots 3: One Foot In The Grave, Saigon has put out some great new material. However, If you want to taste test his mixtape, prior to taking the time to completely commit to it, you can check out I Am For Real, a great track off of Warning Shots 3, below.
Saigon – I Am 4 Real by GillyVision
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Utah Basketball - Krystkowiak makes his bold proclamation
Usually, Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak isn't one to look into the future, or to try and predict how anything beyond the next game will turn out.
So when he makes a bold statement - or prediction, if you will - it's best to listen.
For the Utah media, such a moment came on Sunday night, right after the Utes defeated Arizona State 86-63 at the Huntsman Center.
The question came from yours truly, and it was innocent enough.
Can you guys make the NCAA Tournament?
His answer? "We plan on winning the Pac-12 tournament, and not worrying about the Selection Committee."
That's pretty bold.
Now. Should Utah not win the conference tournament, the Utes will probably need to win two of their next three and advance to the semifinals to have a chance at an at-large berth. The NCAA Tournament bubble is soft right now, and there are opportunities for the Utes to play themselves into the conversation.
Sunday was a good start, a quality win over a quality opponent, who seems to be a tournament lock at this point.
But there's still a lot of work to be done. Colorado comes in on Saturday, and the Buffaloes are as physical a team the Utes have dealt with all season. CU defeated Utah in overtime three weeks ago.
Then there's the bay area road trip, at California and Stanford. Both of those teams would be in the field of 68 as of today. So there are quality opponents on tap, and there are difficult matchups to navigate.
But you have to start somewhere. And Larry Krystkowiak started with his bold proclamation.
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