I think most of the regulars here already know most of my interests, since I discuss them pretty openly here already. But for the interest of this thread, and in case anyone didn't know:
-Comic Books - Mostly Marvel and DC Comics from the 80s to current; although since New 52 from DC and the relaunch after relaunch after relaunch from Marvel I'm starting to think about going only back-issues. I've got a pretty decent sized collection (around 5,000). In the 90s, I also collected comic trading cards. Got a few binders of those collecting dust, since they really aren't sold anymore.
-Sci-Fi & Fantasy Movies - Love em. The Star Trek series, Back to the Future Trilogy, Lord of the Rings, Conan movies, Robocop, Starship Troopers, Troy, Legend, etc., etc. I could name great movies from this genre for an entire page, probably. I just love the sense of wonder they evoke.
-Horror Movies - More into sci-fi movies these days, and when I was younger I was more into the horror. But I still enjoy a good horror-flick from time-to-time. I'd say my horror knowledge kind of drops off at the 2000s era, though. I really like zombie movies in particular (Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Zombie, Resident Evil). Non-romantic vampire flicks are cool, too, you know, the ones where they don't sparkle and they mercilessly kill people (30 Days of Night, Dracula 2000, Lost Boys, Night Flier). I also like the 70s and 80s gorefest movies like the Nightmare on Elm Street series, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Night of the Demons, and others.
-Metal Music - I like a lot of different metal from the 70s to today. Thrash, Melodic Death Metal, 80s Hair Metal, NWOBHM, and a little Power Metal here or there are my favorites. Megadeth, Iced Earth, Iron Maiden, old Metallica, In Flames, Scar Symmetry, Children of Bodom, W.A.S.P., Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Scorpions, Nightwish; just to name a few favorites. BTW, in related news, WE JUST BOUGHT TICKETS TO THE MOTLEY CRUE FAREWELL TOUR WITH ALICE COOPER!!!
-Pro-Wrestling - Yep, men in tights. And yes, I know it's fake. But that doesn't stop it from being entertaining like any other T.V. show or movie which are also "fake". To tell the truth, though, the last few years haven't been too kind to wrestling. TNA is in shambles, and WWE is the same old it's been for the last half decade. But older TNA and WWE, and WCW are things that I love and invested much time into. Monday Nights used to be so much more exciting when Raw and Nitro were the center of the night, speaking of which I recently got the Raw 12-disc set of the 20 best episodes uncut. I so highly recommend this to any fans of the WWE of yesteryear. I've been enjoying the hell out of reliving these episodes.
