Dunlop and Franklyn

damn... nope.

Try it again!!!

hmmmmmm, didn't seem to work that time.... better try it again!!!

Yeah, that's a very fair criticism. A product of the time with plodding scenes for sure.

and of course someone else already asked that. Well here's my top 10 (no particular order):
Cure ('97)
Mads ('24)
Splinter ('08)
The Similars ('15)
The Antenna ('19)
Let the Right One In ('08)
The Haunting ('63)
The Descent ('05)
28 Days Later ('08)
Let's Scare Jessica To Death ('71)

"Vampyr sucks" is a bit harsh, but yeah #10 is very high. I think these are just off whatever the rotten tomato score is so it's going to be all over the place. More importantly though is discussing our own favourite horror films, so what's yours?

Huh... well time to shift some of those old codes I guess. If you still have that list of my codes, hit me with any you'd like. Going to put out the bat signal for the rest.

Thank you for the warning! Was going into it completely blind this evening, but will take it cautiously now.

Here's some more:
Through the Looking-Glass
Ulysses
Rendezvous at Rama
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Roadside Picnic
We
Wuthering Heights
The Dispossessed
Rosemary's Baby
The Willows

My Ishmael opened my early teenage eyes to the philosophical interrogation of the world's systems, how the Western world is seen as the default and "best" way, and stoked the flames of anti-standardized test style education. Not perfect, but very formative during the beginning of a more curious life

I'm up for assisting with it either way. If they'd like to keep it going and would like some assistance we can work out access to the code.

Not sure what the ownership or willingness to collaborate on this is though, and bringing in random internet denizens to work on code is not always welcomed.

There are a couple options:
1. if they are willing to collaborate and have a sourcecode repository available, they can make it accessible for others to work on (probably ideal if they keep hosting)
2. you can ask for the source (and assets) in a ZIP bundle so you can share with whomever you like

Loving the old school styling so far. To properly go through and make updates would need the source for the site as it's written in PHP. It's possible to re-create the site given what is publicly available but giving updates to templates or content in the blind would be troublesome.

Might not be able to get to it immediately, but this is a worthy and silly cause I'd be willing to futz with.