Necare

"Spring of Rage" by Moonspell.

Testament has never been one of my top ten bands, but they have some good songs which I used to listen to when I was younger. Haven`t been following their career in recent times though. Classic Testament, you say? Ala "Practice What You Preach?"

Allthough I`m eager to taste it right from the source, the thought of it actually being a component in ordinary food making, doesn`t exactly leave me salivating. In an AB/mommy setting, perfect!! In a restaurant, nope.

Slav.

posture, mouth odor

"All The Tears" by Gojira.

Ouch!!! Anyway, lucky, lucky man to have such a wonderful girl by your side!!! Cheers!!

Viva DD!!!!!!

I agree, stop thinking about labels. Allthough I`m an AB, there is aspects of it that do attract me, and aspects that don`t. I like being nurtured, sucking on a paci or breast, I like wearing diapers and an onesie, I like being given a bath. On the other hand, I`m not particularly attracted to toys or cartoons. We all have our likes and dislikes, focus on what gives you and your wife satisfaction, and discuss it with her. Screw the labels. That being said, your problems are essentially quite minor, having in mind that you are one of the lucky few who have a wife more than understanding of this fetish/lifestyle. You are already living the dream, any issues of an infantilistic nature appearing after the fact, are almost inconveniencies! Cheers, and good luck!

leg, the rabies

Cats.

and deformed cheerleaders

"Wisdom and the Cage" by Therion.

When I was younger, and a novice concerning horror-films, I used frequently to get creeped out. Nowadays? I have become jaded, and I actually miss that feeling of terror. Aaah, the nostalgia!! Well, well, what can one do? I guess I enjoy them on another level now. The pure enjoyment of the twisted and dark, without the fear. PampersPete; wow, you have gone through all of that stuff, but the thing that scared you more was that film?!! Never underestimate the power of celluloid, I guess!! I haven`t seen it, so exactly what was it that made you get ready for butchering, so to speak?

Dark Throne is an excellent band, at least they used to be. Their newer stuff is frankly not that interesting, they have lost the good vibes somehow. If I should recommend albums to buy or download, I would definitely go for "Soulside Journey"(Their first one, they actually played death metal on this one, but of course with satanic lyrics), "Ablaze In The Northern Sky", or their third one( my personal favourite, and, along with Mayhem`s "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas", one of the absolute classics within black metal), "Under A Funeral Moon." Their fourth one, "Transilvanian Hunger" is good stuff as well, and if I remember correctly, I think one of the songs of that album is in the Myspace-link. Cheers!!

Ok, despite a vague recollection of a horror-thread ages ago, I decided to start a new one, first and foremost since it is a topic very close to my heart, and secondly, the chances are quite slim that anyone actually will look through the last pages of this forum, stumble upon the old thread, and come up with a fresh answer. If you are an absolute horror-fanatic like yours truly, if you are in the mid-range when it comes to being fascinated by this stuff, or if you are just the casual viewer, bring on the replies!!! Again, I absolutely love horror films, and I have been watching them since the ripe age of nine. But sadly, it seems to me that the golden era of bizarre and eerie filmmaking has completely disappeared in this day and age. Sure, there are the odd and brilliant exception( "Session 9" and "30 Days Of Night", to mention two of them), but mostly you have Follywood spewing out brainless teen-age fodder, and in the all important name of sellability, recycling the same, retarded story of "four teens are going to a secluded cabin and meeting a knife-wielding madman", or cashing in on the latest, sickening, non-creative trend of the remake. And who is starring in these roles? All of them, character-wise, as interesting as cardboard, and visually they look like plastic, pin-up models. Yaaawn!! It`s a tired and old clichee, but they simply don`t make them like they used to! In my humble opinion, the most important element in any horror film is a pervasive and creepy atmosphere, atmosphere that almost threaten to swallow you whole, nearly seeping through the celluloid. It is not the massive special effects, it is not the vomit-inducing plastic faces adorning nearly every cover, it is not the cheap "boos" from the closet, the creaking door, or the thunder and lightning. And last but not least, it certainly isn`t the happy ending. Horror should leave you with an immensely uncomfortable feeling, horror should be about pure, surreal and chaotic dread and disgust. And any filmmaker forgetting this absolutely essential fact, would be better off making a comedy or a romantic drama etc. Anyway, enough with the ranting, on to my favorite horror films, in no particular order: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre( the original of course, not the absolutely worthless remake), Hellraiser 1 and 2, Nekromantik 1 and 2, The Curse, Desecration, Horror, Rosemary`s Baby, The Omen 1-3, The Exorcist, 1 and 3, Session 9, Beyond the Darkness, Aftermath, Texas Chainsaw Massacre( The Beginning), The Woman In Black( probably the creepiest ghost film in my opinion!!), Subconscious Cruelty, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With me, Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead, Society, Cannibal Holocaust, Lord of Illusions, The Tenant, Flowers of Flesh and Blood, Changeling, Ringu, Dead Ringers, Amityville 2: The Possession, 30 Days Of Night, Funny Games, Near Dark, and The Exorcism of Emily Rose. So then, what films creep you out the most?

swallow the elderly

"The World Spins" by Julee Cruise.

Glad you liked my links, guitar!! Just curious; which bands did you enjoy the most then?

"Adrift" by Phazm.

Elephant, then you.....

Chopping is needed

Levinson? Have you....

"Vertebrae" by Enslaved.

"Crown of Sympathy" by My Dying Bride.