Street Horrrsing could well be my favourite album of last year.

Street Horrrsing could well be my favourite album of last year.
Street Fighter IV is flawed – I mostly agree with what David Sirlin has said, and I pretty much hated SSFIITHDR – but I can’t stop playing it!
Other films especially well suited for the basic cable, half-of-my-attention treatment include some of the Happy Madison output and pretty much every film produced in the 80s.
I moan about how bad the Rob Zombie remake of Halloween is in this article, too. It’s so bad I feel embarrassed to even be thinking about it.
This column is actually largely a capsule review of the Vampiro biopic. I also mention North Korean Kaiju film Pulgasari which I’ve now seen and (to be honest) didn’t consider especially good.
We’ll tell you who it is. It’s only bloody Tony Blair!”
This is probably funnier as an non-sequitur.
(I also made a post about a new game development group in Toronto this week.)
“So where were you last night when the power cut hit? We can tell you where we were—sitting in the Bloor Cinema watching some old-school trailers and waiting for the Rue Morgue screening of the original My Bloody Valentine to start. While initially confusing—the lights going off in a cinema is, after all, expected, and the power had the grace to cut off directly as a trailer ended—it was unfortunate that after that point there was nothing left to do but go home without being able to ingest a classic Canadian slasher flick.”
I mention the fact I was off to see Chandni Chowk to China in an almost offhand fashion in this column. Well, I’ve seen it now, and I can quite easily say it may turn out to be one of my favourite films of this year. I sincerely recommend you check it out if you have any interest in either Bollywood or Kung Fu films, because it’s a brilliant mash-ups of the two.