Mention yours first, c'mon.  Npnr, hehe Id say Ratatouille but only certain scenes.  Usually when remy isn't talking.

My partner and I would love to know more, we have always desired a MMMF encounter. Both just outside of Atlanta in Smyrna.

I wish the liberals would stop being cowards hiding behind the down vote button and screams of "you're a Nazi", and actually debate these topics. It's also hypocritical to demand that conservatives defend everything deemed "conservative", while you refuse to defend liberal things.

Fulci is a master at combining gore & camp, I always thought. His films can be just plain silly one moment but drenched in blood the next. @bbartok: It's true. Mario Bava is the best, but Dario Argento is worth to considering. Lucio Fulci is another one. A good source is wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giallo. Maybe, even more sinthetical http://www.kinoeye.org/02/11/needham11.php

For sure for me: A Nightmare on Elm Street, with Freddy Kruger  I love all the different parts! [image: marco-de-plastico-a-nightmare-on-elm-street-freddy-krueger-i51340.jpg]

In fairness, Darby Crash wasn't the brightest lightbulb in the package - he could resemble the mentality of Sid Vicious at times. Rozz, on the other hand, was honest about it. @SemenDemon: In all fairness, Rozz Williams (singer of Christian Death) was a total flamer. Coincidentally, Darby Crash of the Germs was a semi-closeted/self-loathing homosexual as well.

I think it's probably just down to the fact that you're 'locked in' so to speak so feel you can be a little bit more expressive 

Agreed. But it's only a matter of time/taste/etc, don't you think so?