Showing posts with label Outpost franchise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outpost franchise. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 May 2015

Outpost 3: Rise of the Spetsnaz: Hello Franchise … !

30th May, 2015.
Ye Mothering Gods … 

How on EARTH did I managed THAT … ?

Anyone who’s been following me for a while will realise something.

A)   I write the Daily Teaser: partly to entertain myself, partly to entertain you.

B)   I posted this morning’s, fairly early: thinking I had to get to a staff meeting at work.

About B) … ?

Boy, was I wrong … !

Getting up at 4 o’clock in the morning, wrong!

I’ll admit it, there’s a staff meeting on Saturday.   Next Saturday … !

Me being me, I’ve managed to get up for it, today.

If this particular post sounds a bit mangled?   Well … 

I think I’ve got an excuse.

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Thursday, 18 October 2012

Outpost 2: Black Sun: That’s Not Bad, for A Sequel … !

You know, I have to admit, I could seriously get used to iTunes rentals, I really could.

Seriously, all the fun of picking out a movie from the Brentwood branch of Blockbusters.

Without the actually trouble of walking up Warley Hill.

Yes, granted: that would do me some good.

If I was in the mood to have some good done TO me, last night.

Frankly … ?   I fancied a film, last night, had enough in my account to rent one, and really didn’t want to walk up the hill.

And believe it or not, actually managed to find something that caught my eye.

The 2012 Outpost sequel, Outpost 2: Black Sun.

Not that I’ve been following the films, obviously: but having seen the original, some time ago, I definitely wanted to see the follow-up … 

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Sunday, 27 September 2009

Outpost: All Quiet On the Eastern Front …


27th September, 2009.

Good Lord! I’ve found my remote control!

No, seriously, Tim, I’ve found the remote control Tom managed to mislay!

Mostly because Steve managed to sit on it, tonight!

Mostly, because Allison insisted on the big chair, tonight, it’s easier on her neck.

Me and Adrian just had our usual ones! I just think it’s a shame Paul didn’t stay with us, tonight, I think he’d’ve enjoyed tonight’s movie.

The Steven Barker directed action/horror — and Scottish produced — film that is Outpost.

And when I say produced, it seems it was down on something of a shoestring budget.

Not that you know it.



Well, you’d notice …

But you wouldn’t mind …

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