Sirius

Naturally, Steve. Still, I actually feel my Norwegian slipping away. I watch ALOT of movies in English and listen to music with English lyrics. And I don't speak to that many people up here.

I am very interested in languages in general. Speaking Norwegian and English, I have a very good chance to learn other languages like German, Dutch, Icelandic, and such. They share alot of words with Norwegian and English, and will not take too long to learn. If I should learn a totally different language like Indian or Greek, it would take alot of time and space in my head for sure. Mainly because they share very few words with the languages I know, and besides, I would have to learn a whole new alphabet.

I know how you feel about the size of that star. It being 1.7 billion miles across, it is the largest known star in the universe. To great for any human mind to work out. Here is a well-made scale that shows the size of it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Star-sizes.jpg

Mine is simply the name of the brightest star on the night sky. It is also the name of an album by one of my favourite bands, Therion, their album "Sirius B". Anyway, it just sounds quite awesome, especially when naming a wizard in any RPG. (NOT thinking Harry Potter) You can spot Sirius and Sirius B in my signature. Smart, eh?

Turn now goes to Podgie bear, if you want it. If not, I have some pics ready.

You'll never guess when it was released.. 1969! Sounds like a 80's Atmospheric doom metal band for sure. Truly moody piece.

Alright Podgie, you're up!

I'm not trying to throw your post off or anything, Cider, but have anyone noticed that the christmas-lights flashes in the exact same beat at the christmas tune? Is this a coincidence, or is a conspiracy going on?

Alright then. How about you Daemonrocks? You had thelast two correct, and if you will not have your turn, I'll take it!

Alright, good work. Will you have your turn, Chattius, or shall I take it?

Wow, this is a challenge. I have never seen any of those movies. In the medium one, is that Peter Cushing?

Yeah, scarface. One of my all-time favourites. Turn goes to Barristan, if he wants it.

Easy: Medium: Hard:

Wow, I have no idea, Chattius. Though they appear to wear something that looks like the Brewster's body armor:

Thought I should share some more cover arts with you:

That is correct!

Both are correct, Loco. *Hint* The Hard one is an American sci-fi movie made in the early 50's.

Alright, I got some new ones for you! (I have to admit that I got lazy with these ones. Got them on the internet instead of taking a screenshot from my DVDs) Easy: Medium: Hard:

Yeah, that is so typical 70's. Hand-drawn images of surreal dreamscapes and universes. Here are some more from the same era:

Yeah, that's it! Truly magnificent. Keep posting your favourites people, no matter what music it is. I have to say, Chattius, that those covers were much more appealing to the eye than the modern photoshopped ones. There is something very genuine about them. I really like it when a band decides to take their image to painted cover arts. I have some more for you. Truly brilliant work:

Alright! As far the the (pretty loose) rules goes, turn goes to me. But I haven't got any pics ready at the moment, so if Wolfie wants to take a shot, be my guest!

First one must be "Them!" Second one, I have no idea really.. "Cube" ? Third one I can't really tell what the picture shows.

I have that movie on DVD. It's still quite bad quality though. The image is very polluted and the sound is low and gritty. I thought the film itself was quite alright though. But I didn't feel that it was very scary. I think I would hold a button on Poltergeist. Alright, the images might not be as shocking or scary like in The exorcist or The grudge/The ring, but DAMN the suspence and supernatural nature of the movie... Rumor has it that they used real dead bodies from the hospital morgue because it was cheaper than making highly detailed corpses with hydraulics and electricity. Also because the scene in the dirty pool would be dangerous for the actress if electric models were involved. And besides, ever heard of the "poltergeist curse"? This was based on the fact that some of the actors died shortly after the movie was released: * Dominique Dunne, who played the oldest sibling Dana in the first movie, died on November 4, 1982 at age 22 after being strangled by her jealous boyfriend. * Julian Beck, 60-year-old actor who played Kane in Poltergeist II: The Other Side, died on September 14, 1985 of stomach cancer diagnosed before he had accepted the role. * Will Sampson, 53 years old, who played Taylor the Medicine Man in Poltergeist II, died as a result of post-operative kidney failure and pre-operative malnutrition problems on June 3, 1987. * Heather O'Rourke, who played Carol Anne in all three Poltergeist movies, died on February 1, 1988 at the age of 12 after what doctors initially described as an acute form of influenza but later changed to septic shock after bacterial toxins invaded her bloodstream. At the time, she had suffered acute bowel obstruction, initially diagnosed as Crohn's disease, which may have been the cause of death.

Yeah, both are correct. Good job!

Yeah.. speaking of scary images.. I guess you didn't expect this one, eh? Mr. Barlow from "Salem's Lot" Scariest vampire EVER! Happy halloween..