I feel myself pulling back in rage and horror, dragging myself up on to my feet, gazing down at its shattered, twisted corpse, its little red and green outfit soaked through with blood and snow.
As a bit of a horror geek myself, I shall await with interest, though I'd recommend that anyone looking for weekend viewing about scary locals tries James Watkins's brilliant Eden Lake... We reported on the Electoral Commission's breakdown of campaign donations here, and the announcement that a date has finally been agreed for a televised debate between Alex Salmond and Alastair Darling here.
He laughs, claiming he has to find some way to spend the big sack of cash he carries around and I, to my horror, catch myself glancing under the table.
As a serious horror enthusiast myself, Kirk was always on my radar as a pro-collector.
The first is the horror of surrendering myself to it.
But then I began to read darker things, like "Chicxulub," and felt the command of tragedy, of horror, of putting myself and the audience in a place we never hope to be in the life we lead outside of fiction.
In fact, much to my own personal horror, I find myself thinking that if I were at a person's house or apartment or minivan and that person had these, I would likely find something nearby to beat them with, perhaps even with the speaker stands themselves, as this person would be all that is wrong with being a Nerd American, and it would be a Geekriotic duty to lay a clobberdown upon him.
To my horror I heard myself involuntarily blurting out: "Oh my god!
But how do I explain such things to my children, when I can barely grasp such horrors myself?
Well, Geezer and myself watched horror films, but we'd get witches at the shows.
