Yeah man, I know what your talking about. Blimey, i'm lean as a bean and that post had me by the throat .
It reminds me of a discussion/argument I had with my mate when we were travelling. I asked him if he thought it was fucked up that we love shooting images of people in computer games. His reply was no, 'cause we know it's just a game. I replied, well how about movies? They have practically real gore effects nowadays, why do we love watching people get shot and maimed? His reply again was "because we know it's not real".

I kept arguing for a while that it doesn't really answer my question and he kept telling me my question didn't make any sense. After that we didn't say a word to eachother on the plane to Canada. Anyway, it's a question that comes to me now and again. If i'm such a passive person, why do I love my gory movies and video games? It's a very strange but very human double standard.

Phew, caned. Cheers!
B.Basher Reviewed by B.Basher on . Hostel II - going too far? I read recently that Eli Roth has made a sequel to Hostel, which is probably about the most disturbing and sickening film I have ever made the mistake of watching. The article in this months Film magazine writes it is going to begin with 45 minutes of sex, and then its into the torture. Once again in true Tarantino style, Roth is pushing the boundaries of acceptibilty by portraying sickening scenes of outrageous violence and sadism. Scenes are to include the graphic dismemberment of a male Rating: 5