I picked this up at the last Con of the North for 30% off. This was a pretty sweet deal, and looks like it could be a fun game. If we don’t play Arkham Horror next Sunday, maybe we’ll play this one.

My oldest daughter bought me this game for Father’s Day about three years ago, and we have yet to actually play it. I read the rules back then, and have lately read them over again after playing the game at Con of the North last February. I’m not going to mark it as consumed until I’ve played my own copy though. Hopefully we can get to it this next Father’s Day.

Pretty cool. Some nicely done effects, though many of them were really contrived. I kept having to turn the volume down though, due to the constant shrieking of the innkeeper’s wife. I was afraid it’s wake up the baby.

As long as you bear in mind that this is primarily a movie aimed at 9-12 year olds, this movie was pretty good. A lot better than the Potter flicks (which ain’t sayin’ much).

The baby loves this movie. She watches hardly any TV at all, but I swear she’d watch this over and over if we’d let her. She walks up to the TV, turns it on, points at the vcr and says, “Pooh? Pooh?”

I am currently running this. It’s better than I remembered.

The artwork in this book specifically is what called me back to role-playing after a 7 year hiatus.

Just watched this again tonight for the first time in over ten years, and wish I hadn’t. It was only adequate at best the first time around. The only good part is when the brunette punches the blonde square in the nose and sends her flying over the table.

It was pretty good. Parts of it were really funny.

I’ve been looking forward to starting this for months. It’s supposed to be somewhat of a fourth season for the original series.