Queen of Heaven, Queen of Hell – Album from Inkubus Sukkubus
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The newest album from Inkubus Sukkubus is a real treat to listen to. You can tell that the band is truly coming into its own. The sound is more refined then previous albums and a different tempo then they would normally use. The tracks have a more ballad like feel and yet still able to keep and hold on to the gothic metal sound that they are so famous for. This is a real treat for the ears that you can just listen to and enjoy for hours on end.
As always the band’s music has a pagan quality to it and it shine through with style and at the same time has a message about caring and what happens when people just don’t give a damned about each other. If people were more accepting of that message this world would be a much better place then it is today. I say keep doing what you are doing Inkubus Sukkubus and don’t let anything change you or let anyone tell you to change what you are doing. The fans love you and that is really all that matters, them and the message that your music brings.
A fantastic and fanciful tale, written by John Logan and directed by Gore Verbinski, of a once pet lizard that gets abandoned and lost in the desert. It truly is a film to keep on your shelf to see time and time again with all its inside jokes and wild action it is a film for everyone from children to adults. All who see this film, even if they don’t like it which is highly unlikely, will find something to smile about in this film. It is full of cautionary takes and common sense wisdom and presented in a way that makes you realize just what the film is telling you about the society that we and Rango live in. 
When you fist come to the website of 
The tag for the film is “Nothing Can Prepare You For This” and boy is that the truth. This film stretches the realm of Science Fiction almost to the breaking point as they try to convince you that it is possible to create a magnetic storm that acts like a tornado. On top of that the visual effects are so fake that you wonder what the magnetic metal tornado was even based on. The only tornado effect that looked right was the one that was produced in the holo field that one of the researchers was using and even that unrealistically created a living storm that killed the researcher. This film was so bad that my son decided to wash dishes instead of sitting through such a bad Sci-Fi film. I personally think that a 1950′s or 1960′s film production company would have been able to make this film better and they didn’t even use computers back then to make films. 
The latest in the series of 
by Barb & J. C. Hendee is a fantastic tale of how opposing forces can come together to win the day. We are taken on a trip like no other as we once again join Magiere and Leesil in their quest to get rid of the weapon of the enemy. It consists of 5 orbs that are each guarded by a powerful undead but we still don’t know exactly what it is that they would do if they are all brought together and used at the same time. We do find out some of the effect that they have on the huntress Magiere, a child of all the races and a human and noble dead at the same time. With each orb that she encounters it changes her to where she is afraid of loosing herself entirely. Leesil and Chap, the fay inhabited dog and Leesil’s constant companion, will do all that they can to see that she stays the person and woman that they love and care about. 