If it's bolded, I really like it.
POSTAL: This should be a no brainer. I fucking love Postal, and although I've only discovered it two months ago, it already holds a special place in my heart (also, it's my source so. Yeah). The games may be held by duct tape, but they're still great, and oh-so wonderfully gorey. Well, Postal 2, that is. I should also mention that I'm a sucker for psychological horror, and the first game absolutely fulfills that love for the (sub)genre. Also, people who don't like the graphics of Postal 1 are lame and deadbeat losers. I could go on and on - alas, I won't until I make my Postal shine.REANIMATOR: Even if I'm not as huge as a fan as I was at the ripe age of 12, this movie still holds a very, very special place in my heart and will forever be my favorite movie of all time, especially since this was baby's first R-rated horror film. There's so much I could talk about, like the pratical effects, and how the film basically pits Megan and Herbert together, the quite literally confirmed and canon queer-coded relationship between Dan and Herbert, so on and so forth. While yes, it's cheesy, it's fun and very well written (except for Megan, her character was fucking butchered - alas, what else can you expect with the only female character in an 80s horror movie), and it's genuinely such a life changing experience once you watch it. You will not be the same person you once were before you watched this unbelieveably gay horror movie about 2 mad scientists slowly falling in love as their experiments get worse and worse.
1984: But like, specifically the re-written version in my head. The original book kinda sucks, what with how every character's potential is butchered - even Winston and Julia's - because George Orwell fucking sucks. I hope he's rolling in his grave knowing some schizoautist dyke out there thinking about its version of his book instead of, well, his version.