Immortal

Immortal (Clare Point)
$15.00
Magnetic, fearless Fin Kahill has dedicated his life to ridding the world of its most vicious serial killers. Fin is used to roaming the earth freely - not getting stuck in sleepy Clare Point. But when the clan needs him close by, Fin agrees to take a summer job on the town's tiny police force. He expects little excitement - until he meets Elena, an ethereal Italian beauty. As Fin struggles against his feelings for Elena, the peace in Clare Point is shattered by the inexplicable murder of a tourist. The young man's throat has been cut, his body eerily posed. When the killer strikes again, Fin wonders if a member of his own clan is responsible. The only one he can turn to is Elena, but he knows that falling in love with a human can be a deadly mistake. Yet just as Fin edges closer to solving the murders, he discovers Elena may not be exactly who, or what, she appears...

Battles in the North
$14.98
This is one of my favorite albums. Battles in the North is the third album by Norwegian black metal band Immortal. It is similar to its predecessor "Pure Holocaust", with extreme speed and ice cold production and lyrics. This CD is a classic album in black metal. Abbath's drumming here are so fast and awesome. Also here the concept of Blashyrk becomes a central focus. The concept continues through all of their subsequent albums.
In the copy that I bought here there was a mistake in the booklet and in the back cover of the CD, the tracks order are different with the ones that are in the CD. So keep that in mind.

Immortal
$14.98
Immortal has an interesting idea and a fair visual style. However,it is deep, artistic sci-fi (really out there sci-fi). I definitely would not recommend this to the average movie viewer, but instead to film students, sci-fi lovers, and those who can handle artistic films.
The film has its benefits: a nice visual style and some good visual effects. The concept is interesting and true deep sci-fi.
However, the film has a lot of problems. There are plot holes. Why on Earth do the residents of Earth seem to be more concerned with politics than some odd pyramid that suddenly appeared in the middle of their city?! Some scenes seem to be lost in translation due to the fact that certain actors didn't speak English. They seem to be reacting oddly. The CGI was ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!! I understand that this movie was made when CGI was not as good as now; although, even compared to some movies with older CGI (i.e. Terminator 2),this movie's CGI still stinks. They should have made the CGI like in "Beowolf" with real actors as the base. This movie could have been great but fails in three major aspects: plot holes, CGI, and non-English actors. A true example of how some mistakes can completely ruin a movie.

Sons of Northern Darkness
$15.98
This is my first Immortal album & I can't quit listening to it. On my to class this morning, once it was over I started it right back up, & I never listen to an album like that. The thing I like most about it is the way the singer sings. They remind me a lil of Dimmu Borgir w/o the keybords, which I was getting a lil tired of. If you like Black Metal or any kind of metal, get it, its only $7.94 to download. \m/