Where are you going tonight?

[Prufrock]

Or the chap blind drunk at the bar shouting abuse at the chap 'rocking' the mic, that'd be me.

[Verbal]

Good night. Pru, pencilbiter and friends winning the top prize after a NAILBITING tie-breaker.

Now, I am extremely hungover.

[William the White]

The Cornerhouse tonight to see Black Shack Alley, which I saw first time round in about 1984.

A film from Martinique (in French, subtitled) - it remains powerful, moving and uplifting. In colonial days, a grandmother working in the sugar cane plantations struggles to raise her grandson, who has been orphaned. He is very bright. He has the offer of a place at the elite school in the capital. But the fees are very high. What will the grandmother do to get this child the future he might have? More here:

http://www.timeout.com/film/reviews/679 ... alley.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This was one of the first films from the independent Caribbean, the first by its director. It's great. It really is. Put it on LF lists...

[boltonboris]

I might give that one a bash.. I can't read, mind..... But I'm fluent in French, fortunately

[Annoyed Grunt]

The Junior Whites Halloween Party with my lad.

[Annoyed Grunt]

And what a load of shite it was

[Little Green Man]

And what a load of shite it was

Not (g)hosted by Alan Howling and Wraith Deakin then? I bet they didn't even get Boo Hansen to organise pass the parcel.

[bobo the clown]

Were any of our ghoul-keepers there ?

[boltonboris]

They're scared of crosses. etc.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Off to Windermere and Whitehaven today/tomorrow.......with the drop in temperature, lovely.

[2399]

2012 Melbourne Zombie Shuffle

[William the White]

Beasts of the Southern Wild is showing at the Cornerhouse. I can't do better than IMDB in summary... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2125435/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This is a beautiful film, scary, loving and redemptive. Many critics have recognised a debt to Malick's Tree of Life. And they are right - though this is less enigmatic than Malick's film.

It sometimes hurts, sometimes lifts the heart, sometimes calls the tears - and should be seen by people that care about cinema outside the hollywood box.

It's in English. No subtitles.

[Bruce Rioja]

Anyone been in The Blind Tiger in town yet? What's the standard of the bands?

[General Mannerheim]

Anyone been in The Blind Tiger in town yet? What's the standard of the bands?

My mate runs that, not been yet but been in the one in bury a million times. Make sure to ask for a dick-kicker when you go!

[Verbal]

Another late offer general...gonna be hosting the quiz at the Island Queen in angel again at 8 tonight if you drag yourself away from that moped-driving twunt's café.

[General Mannerheim]

i tried to find it last week - where the frig is it?

[bobo the clown]

i tried to find it last week - where the frig is it?

87 Noel Road N1 8HD

Tssk.

You need a Blackberry sunshine.

[Prufrock]

i tried to find it last week - where the frig is it?

It's down a very nice leafy backstreet. Opposite a school, I think, if you need a landmark.

[Wandering Willy]

i tried to find it last week - where the frig is it?

It's down a very nice leafy backstreet. Opposite a school, I think, if you need a landmark.

Open grooming.

[bobo the clown]

i tried to find it last week - where the frig is it?

It's down a very nice leafy backstreet. Opposite a school, I think, if you need a landmark.

Don't arrive early & if you do, don't appear to be lurking about & certainly don't be going taking pictures as the kids are leaving.