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• 3/9/2010 7:34 PM dawwe wrote:
  Just finished watching the latest part of the Bruno Mattei Show and returned to the page to find a new update. Pretty sweet.
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• 3/9/2010 8:51 PM Jake wrote:
  Damn it, if I had known they were going to do this interview, I would have tuned in on my way to school. I had no idea anyone at Western even knew who the Cinema Snob was.
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• 3/9/2010 10:57 PM noyer wrote:
  Great interview!
  
  One thing: while I am not a big fan of REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA, the thing to keep in mind about the film is that, as the title states, it is an opera rather than a musical. As such, the structure of the film, and the music as well, is based in opera structures rather than modern pop/rock/etc. As such, hooks would have no place in an Opera.
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• 3/9/2010 11:39 PM jOHN wrote:
  Doug, any chance you could post an mp3 version for download ?? Thanks !!
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  1. 3/10/2010 3:17 AM Anonymous wrote:
     This. I thought it was a great interview, and I really enjoyed it, but I would have liked to have an mp3 because my laptop is a piece of shit when it comes to flv files.
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• 3/9/2010 11:48 PM Svarti wrote:
  so cool that you two guys speak the same language. And your position of the new Nightmare on Elm Street is the only thing that´s making me want to watch that movie.
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• 3/10/2010 4:24 AM stank wrote:
  Brad you should really do more interviews! I'd love it if you went back on the show for another
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• 3/10/2010 8:39 AM CrimsonDusk wrote:
  Wow, finally got to hear this till the end, it kind of finished abruptly and too bad cause I wanted to hear more. What I liked about this interview in contrast to Radiodrome is that the guy asked allot of questions that probably weren't on Brad's mind to answer on Radiodrome so I'm really glad the Host asked them to you.
  
  Also the Hellraiser movie you saw Brad was Hellraiser: Hellseeker and yeah it was pretty good allot better that the older sequels that came before it and tons better than the sequels that came after it. I think the last one to this day I haven't saw because the sequel got so bad. Also I really hate it they are making a remake of Helrraiser without Doug Bradley but that's the fanboy in me talking. Who knows maybe Clive Barker will pull it off. Also I'm against the Child's Play remake but if it's a darker sequel that the last ones, bring it on. Great interview and hope to hear more insight on the shows you do.
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  1. 3/10/2010 1:23 PM Jyri wrote:
     Oh, I see that Hellraiser thing was already covered...
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• 3/10/2010 11:48 AM Jim wrote:
  I really miss the old character he's talking about at the beginning
  Don't get me wrong it's still an awesome show, but not AS good to me.
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• 3/10/2010 1:22 PM Jyri wrote:
  It was Hellraiser: Hellseeker (yeah, I know...). Check out the first straight-to-video Hellraiser movie Hellraiser: Inferno with Craig Sheffer and James Remar... that one was good.
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  1. 3/10/2010 3:11 PM Cornbred-X wrote:
     Ya im a big hell raiser fan, even though some of them are bad (Bloodlines was pretty terrible as it got to into itself in a bad way). My favorites were the newer, direct to video ones as I loved how they tried to take a more psychological approach.
     
     Also I agree if you like Hell seeker, see inferno. That was the first one I believe to do a more psychological take on the series and while not as good in some ways as hell seeker I love it all the same. It helps that the main character reminds me alot of Max Payne.
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• 3/10/2010 10:22 PM Dylan wrote:
  Brad, I noticed that you said that some of the movies you've reviewed as the Snob you actually liked. I know that you said Slugs was pretty fun, and that Death Nurse is bad, but I was just wondering which ones you actually recommend to watch and which ones to avoid like the plague.
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• 3/14/2010 2:06 AM Zach wrote:
  Wow, finally someone else who hates Repo The Genetic Opera as much as I do.
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