Movies:
Black Sheep:
The premise is best compared to the best parts of a Scotsman joke and a Zombie flick. If you have a high gore tolerance, and a morbid sense of humor, go watch it. It's about genetically altered Zombie-sheep in New Zealand. It's... painful, in parts, but a generally fun time.
Taxi Driver:
If you EVER need WoD inspiration, watch this movie. It captures World of Darkness brilliantly. Although, actually, it's not so much WoD. Too much punk. A truly WoD movie is "The Crow". Or "Batman Begins". Either one is a good choice for feel. Anyway, this one gets the punk part across and besideswhich is just a good movie. Kinda... I dunno... ambivalent, though. Honestly, I didn't like it too much.
Oh, and a bonus one I saw a while ago:
The Crow:
Actually, despite the pure crap of the premise... this one is beautiful. It's a stunningly Dark movie, and is overall grim and hopeful and gorgeous at the same time. I underrated it at the time, mostly because the premise is lousy. But really, go see it. It's a nice film. If a little... vigilante... in the themes. But hey, so is "The Boondock Saints".
The premise is best compared to the best parts of a Scotsman joke and a Zombie flick. If you have a high gore tolerance, and a morbid sense of humor, go watch it. It's about genetically altered Zombie-sheep in New Zealand. It's... painful, in parts, but a generally fun time.
Taxi Driver:
If you EVER need WoD inspiration, watch this movie. It captures World of Darkness brilliantly. Although, actually, it's not so much WoD. Too much punk. A truly WoD movie is "The Crow". Or "Batman Begins". Either one is a good choice for feel. Anyway, this one gets the punk part across and besideswhich is just a good movie. Kinda... I dunno... ambivalent, though. Honestly, I didn't like it too much.
Oh, and a bonus one I saw a while ago:
The Crow:
Actually, despite the pure crap of the premise... this one is beautiful. It's a stunningly Dark movie, and is overall grim and hopeful and gorgeous at the same time. I underrated it at the time, mostly because the premise is lousy. But really, go see it. It's a nice film. If a little... vigilante... in the themes. But hey, so is "The Boondock Saints".