My computer is out to get me!

[valis2]

After what happened with the last entry and Alan Rickman, I thought The Voice had stopped haunting me.

I was wrong.

This music program...Connect...SonicStage...whatever the hell it is...it's quite nice. It's from Sony. Sony hates me, though.

I chose to import everything on my hard drive into the program. Great, huh? Oh, yeah, perfect. Except for one thing. It put a bunch of crap on there too. People I've never heard of, songs I've never heard, I'm sure it's a bit of marketing for them, yeah, thanks. So I'm going through one by one and deleting them if they're awful. Most of them have been awful.

So I'm listening to a track called "Closet" by someone/some band entitled Ern Yoka (that's what it reads, I swear), and I'm not really paying attention. I'm thinking, oh yeah, another stupid track where they try to make themselves sound eerie by having someone speak in the background in an affected manner.

And then I realize it's Alan Rickman.

And even worse, it's his dialogue from Closetland, one of the most chilling movies I've ever seen.

*dies again*

Comments

[bell-witch.livejournal.com]

Never heard of 'Closetland'. What's it about that it's so creepy?

[valis2.livejournal.com]

I'll quote my above reply...

It is pretty terrifying, I warn you! It is a psychological exploration of mental/physical political torture, and though it isn't overtly gross, it is absolutely chilling. I saw it in 1992 or 1993 and I still remember it and shiver, and I never want to watch it again.

[bell-witch.livejournal.com]

Sorry. I missed the other reply. It doesn't need to be gross, which is something they forget a lot of the time. It sounds like something I should avoid, and yet it would fascinate me. I really should watch those biopics of Ed Gein at three a.m. either, but I do.