Now fan-subbed in French: Diamanda Hagan & The Nostalgia Critic review Heavy Metal
You are a horny little green ball and you ramble a touch.
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Nostalgia Critic, Heavy Metal (with Diamanda Hagan) review (via weisskreuz4life)
The green glowy thing is being put on display in a museum. Which makes perfect sense. Because one thing museums are known for is exhibits that can kill people.
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Diamanda Hagan, Heavy Metal review with Nostalgia Critic (via weisskreuz4life)
Because of the announcement that the Nostalgia Critic is to be at least semi-retired I just thought Id say something.
The first review I saw online was his Batman and Robin, That was back when the vids were on revver. I thought it was brilliant, something new and more than that something I would be able to do too.
Took me a while to get my show going because I was studying film technology and I
needed to finish that first. Before I started I saw other peoples shows (Linkara, The Nostalgia Chick, Marzgurl) and it made me all want to do my own vids all the more. It took me ages to get anywhere. I wasn’t even noticed on the forums until my 8th month and then it took another year to be picked up on TGWTG.
In the time I was on the forum, spending lots of time being ignored I made many precious friends among the reviewing community. One of them, Nash played some of my videos on his weekly show and one of his audience became a fan and contacted me. Next month I’m marrying her. For that alone, I can not thank Doug Walker enough. I’v never met the man and yet he has had more positive impact on my life than most people I have met.
He agreed to review Heavy Metal with me. The film I wanted to see the Critic review ever since the first time I saw any of his videos years earlier. It was like I was playing guitar alongside Jimi Hendrix. And like playing Jimi Hendrix is really showed up how much better he is at this than I am. Still, I will try to improve, to be worthy of keeping going this silly little net-thing that he helped found.
Thanks Doug. Who I hereby declare the patron saint of Haganistan.
A minion-run blog dedicated to Diamanda Hagan, mistress of Haganistan.
Fanworks and expressions of admiration to the mistress welcome. Views expressed in this blog are not necessarily the same as Hagans, and should not be taken as official statements.