
I am very happy with my site quite the way it is, thank you - and my opinion is the only one that matters here. It is my site. I do it for a hobby. It's fun. I am no more interested in people's suggestions to 'improve' it than a gardener would be if passing strangers admired his front garden then told him where they thought it could be made better. I am not interested at all in reader feedback or suggestions or discussion or constructive criticism. I am not running a business or providing a public service. I am not bothered about site stats or anything else like that. I just enjoy writing this stuff and knowing that *some* people enjoy reading it.
And the Richard Driscoll Experience is not an attack, it's a celebration.
If I wanted a forum, I would have a forum. This is my site for me to write my opinions and observations on these films. It's not a site for discussion or for other people's views. There are a million cult movie forums on the web where people can discuss stuff.
Evil Calls:The Raven was never legally released, it was only available from Driscoll's InternetGore website which has now closed. I'm sure he'll start selling it again eventually.
This is clearly explained on the front page: "Films are rated on how well they achieve what they set out to do, rather than against some absolute scale"