Posts by frozenviper13

I've always had a soft spot for parodies. If a movie is genuinely funny, why should it need a high rating? After all, those kinds of films aren't exactly designed to win an 😉

Another found footage release, this time in the crime thriller genre 🤦

Thanks!

Corsair RedWing 420 W (or 480)
vs.
EVGA 430 W

Which one offers better performance and quieter operation?

Recommendation
We really need to have a conversation about Kevin

Patrick Martin said:Have you seen it yet?

Not quite yet... I'm planning to watch it soon.

There have been quite a few more movie reviews

I honestly couldn't say; I haven't actually sat down to watch any of them yet :|

The premiere of Jaws is finally here—these predatory fish are sure to thrill any horror fan out there.

Back When Mark Walhberg was Marky Mark this is How WE used to make The party start
It really was the ultimate way to get the festivities moving. 😁

Released Outpost Black Sun (2012)

The DVDrip version is finally available!

driftingbear29 said:You can even find it on the torrent sites 😬 🤣 ..if only 😁

the Brrip is out

That sounds interesting... I haven't checked it out yet, though I am familiar with the song.

Gibbonni and Vanna-Ja cu budan sanjati

Hedonism_Girl said:Has a non-censored version of the movie finally surfaced yet?

I actually have Jennifer's Body 2011 BDRip XviD-AMIABLE available.

A fantastic horror film 👍

Why don't you just delete that corrupted file and download the standard version instead? 😉

You’re the ones at fault, so expect some consequences!

And what exactly are you planning to do to punish us? 😁

Karen Johnson39 said:Thanks, everyone! I did a little digging online and actually found something helpful. I stumbled upon a program that converts MP3s into an audio CD format. I’m going to test it out at the office today to see if it actually works. If it fails, you haven't heard the last of me!

Oh man, an MP3-to-audio converter? That sounds unnecessarily complicated... Just use Windows Media Player to burn a standard audio CD using the MP3 files you already have on your computer. You can usually fit about 20 tracks on one disc, provided there's a standard CD player available at your workplace.