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I like going to my local used bookstore, and they have quite a nice selection of books in good condition that are dirt cheap. But among the fabulous deals an evil lurks, and that evil is movie covers on books. Gah! They just look so ugly, there are so many great illustrations for the Lord of the Rings but they just have to put the actor for Frodo as the cover. But I did find it funny they had a "AOL" keyword on the back of the book though, but in a sad way. Besides Lord of the Rings there's also "Song of Ice and Fire", a personal favorite fantasy series of mine. It's a nasty perpetrator for covers. I've seen some great covers for the book ser

A while back a friend asked me if I knew Homestuck, it sounded vaguely familiar, but I forgot about it for a while. Recently I decided, why the hay not, I'm gonna check it out. At first I thought it was the stupidest thing I've ever seen, but then soon it became charming. It has a crazy cast of characters, Nicholas Cage jokes, a crazy mythology and a ridiculous amount of content to read. And I'm just having a dandy time reading about John Egberts venture through the medium and just recently visiting the alien world of the trolls and meeting an entire new cast of, to be honest, complete assholes.

Ok I seriously have a beef with The Army of Darkness, it's such a dramatic change in genres compared to the previous two Evil Dead movies that I cannot comprehend it. It just completely removes the horror aspect, and Ash becomes a 90's action hero that supposedly worked a store. It just becomes a full on comedy with action, not a horror\action movie with awesome gore effects and some slapstick humor. It just completely abolishes the main platform that the first two movies were built on.  Too be completely honest Army of Darkness is a pretty good movie by itself, but it should just be considered a stand-alone film rather than a part of the s