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Jarvis Cocker or David Bowie or AVB or Johnny Borrell, she isn't picky

Cavey Cocker, Cup Cake Queen, Saint Thomas.

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Tis true Baz. I wouldn't want my boys to play there anyhoo (well I would but...) Ooh totally unrelated to the first question but didn't want to waste it on another new thread - don't forget to get your copy of The Wickerman in the Guardian today (for Woodward's accent alone - a classic)
* Not for the faint hearted or people offended by inaccurate portrayals of scottish accents.

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Jarvis Cocker or David Bowie or AVB or Johnny Borrell, she isn't picky

Cavey Cocker, Cup Cake Queen, Saint Thomas.

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Jarvis Cocker or David Bowie or AVB or Johnny Borrell, she isn't picky

Cavey Cocker, Cup Cake Queen, Saint Thomas.

I didn't need to be told it wasn't Britt's arse - it was way too big for her frame. And yes, that arse could not dance if you put a gun to it's cheeks. Matt, you've destroyed the ending for people who haven't seen it yet. You should have said *'Turn away if you don't want to know what happens next...'* The ending is the most powerful bit for the reason you said. Come on though, the soundtrack is dire! When you say 'cool' do you mean it's so bad it's brilliant? That first song when Edward is flying over the water makes me want the plane to crash into the murky depths.

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Jarvis Cocker or David Bowie or AVB or Johnny Borrell, she isn't picky

Cavey Cocker, Cup Cake Queen, Saint Thomas.

There are a lot of myths around the film (negatives buried in motorways, etc) which make it more of a cult movie than perhaps it deserves to be. But it is a good example of finding horror in other people without needing an external force like the devil and I like it's creepiness (anything with Lord Summerisle or dancing children give me goosebumps).

The soundtrack isn't bad but I'd say that the songs are folk-inspired compositions rather than being anything more 'genuinely' folky - another example of a myth caused by the rarity of the record.