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	<title>Comments on: Birth of a Horrorblogger: Update</title>
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	<description>One Norwegian's adventures in Mexican direct to video film production</description>
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		<title>By: Leo Utskot</title>
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		<dc:creator>Leo Utskot</dc:creator>
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		<description>OK, I&#039;m not really a horror fan, nor do I have a horrorspherical blog, but I do have a certain thing for zombie films which in addition to being very entertaining also lead to incredibly fun, massive zombie nightmares where I kill countless undead for fun. And I can trace my facination with zombies to an exact moment in time, 1984, Harstad Norway, sitting on a thick grey carpet watching the TV, transfixed and horrified at Micheal Jackson&#039;s Thriller video.

The video freaked me out beyond anything else I can remember and led to a recurrent nightmare period of about a half a year durring which I dreamt that my father turned into a wherewolf, bit off my grandfathers arm and chased me around. Constant access to flashlights became vital for my survival that winter, in a place to fucking far north the sun doesn&#039;t come out for a month or so and I rarely slept without a knife close by (I now sleep with a 18 inch matchete behind my pillow...honest). I don&#039;t think I ever really got over it, I just learnt to adapt my imagination durring the dreams and push them towards something I could handel. This tecnique proved very usefull for erotic dreams, but that&#039;s another story...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OK, I&#8217;m not really a horror fan, nor do I have a horrorspherical blog, but I do have a certain thing for zombie films which in addition to being very entertaining also lead to incredibly fun, massive zombie nightmares where I kill countless undead for fun. And I can trace my facination with zombies to an exact moment in time, 1984, Harstad Norway, sitting on a thick grey carpet watching the TV, transfixed and horrified at Micheal Jackson&#8217;s Thriller video.</p>
<p>The video freaked me out beyond anything else I can remember and led to a recurrent nightmare period of about a half a year durring which I dreamt that my father turned into a wherewolf, bit off my grandfathers arm and chased me around. Constant access to flashlights became vital for my survival that winter, in a place to fucking far north the sun doesn&#8217;t come out for a month or so and I rarely slept without a knife close by (I now sleep with a 18 inch matchete behind my pillow&#8230;honest). I don&#8217;t think I ever really got over it, I just learnt to adapt my imagination durring the dreams and push them towards something I could handel. This tecnique proved very usefull for erotic dreams, but that&#8217;s another story&#8230;</p>
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