Extreme1's question of the night

[Money]

Granted I didn't have a PS3 I really wanted one but couldn't get it yet the best game I remember from that system was War for Cybertron the graphics alone were sick

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: I had a question, but I couldn't think of a good answer for it or for what I had planned for tomorrow's question, so fuck it, here's the next match in the "It's the last Monday of the month or I have no questions for the night" tournament!
Round 1 Match 20: Kelly Rowland or Beyonce?
Have fun voting!

[Money]

I'll vote for Beyonce' but I'm pretty sure this is going to be a one sided landslide

[Cptnstrwrs]

Beyonce

[Sign54]

Kelly. Not a fan of either but people seem to overlook her.

[extreme1]

After a vote of 7 - 2...Beyonce wins!

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: It's the next match in that tournament I do whenever I don't have a good answer for what I wanted to ask.
Round 1 Match 21: Hitomi Tanaka or Anri Okita?
Have fun voting.

[Money]

Hitomi Tanaka

[extreme1]

With a vote of 3  to 0...Hitomi Tanaka defeats Anri Okita and advances to the next round!

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night (From Timelessly So, thanks!): What is a YouTube channel you love and would recommend to others that people may not have heard about?
In terms of channels I can talk about, I've really gotten into All Things Lost, one of the better lost media channels because it doesn't really delve into "lost nickelodeon bumpers" stuff, the channel focuses on stuff that is actually interesting.
I also like the fact that it doesn't try to go the route where it treats lost media like some incredibly creepy thing, it's a much more lively channel.

[Money]

Well for me I have a few since I'm into Star Wars original canon audiobooks I enjoy YJK audiobooks I find the ones I have in my collection and listen along to them before I send the books to my niece for her collection funny story while I was listening to an audiobook I fell asleep and when I woke up I heard the song Dream on from Aerosmith but it was a cover version by Alyona Yarushina since I was half awake I thought Steven Tyler sounded a bit off before I realized what was happening that I had been listening to Youtube for about 5 hours

[DanielO]

I'm a dedicated viewer of Cinema Cities, which takes old movies seriously and with great knowledge and intelligence. The commenters are likewise smart and serious.

[Cadeauxxx]

If there was ever a Youtuber who deserved fortune and fame, but kindly said no to it....

I give you Shitcase Cinema.

Shitcase started on Youtube around 2008. They never got the views compared to what movie channels get today.

The review of Zardoz kinda made them famous for a bit.

I love this channel and am grateful it's still active, despite it never having a huge fanbase. Jonny is a cool guy and I'm glad I was there at the beginning and was watching his stuff on Youtube before I went to college. I regret not having spoken to him in many years, but I always admired him and try to draw some attention to him.

Shitcase mainly reviewed horror movies, low budget stuff, and other cheesy movies from the 80s and 90s. The movies you grew up seeing on cable channels.

Shitcase Cinema are responsible for making Godfrey Ho's Ninja movies popular on Youtube for a few years. Other channels with bigger fan followings took this stuff and made all kinds of content out of it, but Jonny was the one reviewing these movies first, and went as as far as to interview one of the actors.

This was the best one IMO

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Got any plans for the weekend?
I'm knee deep in story stuff and it's gonna stay that way!.

[Money]

Getting ready for Christmas prep the tree is the only thing going up due to space issue that should be resolved by next year