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Silent Hill 4: The Room (2004)

Thinking of the 1990s talk shows where everyone was performatively terrified of any young person that dared to have a personality.

This show was mad entertaining lol (BONUS: MTV's The Andy Milonakis Show - this was part of the Ep. 6 airing in 2005; “One Word or Less” segment shown in full - MTV2 airing) So the Andy Milonakis Show was a surreal sketch comedy series created by Andy Milonakis and Jimmy Kimmel that aired on MTV in 2005 before moving to MTV2 in 2006 and wrapped up there in 2007. (Also for the record, Andy is 29 in this clip and the reason why he doesn't look like it is because he was born with what's known as a growth hormone deficiency, it's almost like an anti-ager - he just turned 50 and he looked exactly the same as he did in this clip if you can believe it)

Donnie Darko was filmed in just 28 days, coincidentally mirroring the same amount of days in the film’s countdown of 28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes, and 12 seconds. Directed by Richard Kelly in his feature film debut, the movie was shot in the summer of 2000 on a tight schedule and budget, helping shape its surreal tone and eerie atmosphere. Its fast paced production contributed to the raw, dreamlike quality that helped Donnie Darko become a cult classic.

In 1999, university students Minh “Gooseman” Le and Jess Cliffe released Counter-Strike as a free mod for Half-Life, building it from their bedrooms as an alternative to the fast-paced sci-fi shooters around at the time. Le handled most of the coding, weapon models, and animations, while Cliffe managed the website, community, and many of the game’s iconic radio commands. The mod spread rapidly online through internet cafés and LAN parties, eventually becoming more popular than Half-Life’s own multiplayer mode and leading Valve to acquire the game and hire both creators in 2000. The series went on to evolve through Counter-Strike 1.6, Counter-Strike: Source, and eventually Counter-Strike: Global Offensive in 2012. While CS:GO had a rough launch, years of updates helped gain popularity.

411vm issue 31

The Cell (2000)

Business Travel Forecasts [1987] ("Kitchen Dance" by Dave Grusin)

Schneider Commodore "Volkscomputer 64" with datasette