One Hell Of The Horror Ride.

Successfully finished the first class for News Reporting today—one hour earlier than the scheduled time because our lecturer is amazing like that. However, I have to spend more than an hour battling against the lousy administration department along with another perhaps thirty to forty other unfortunate students who have their time tables all awesomely messed up by the administrative system. Way to go, our college.

My awesome guy friend told me that we both have an advance subject in our time table thus I have to drop that subject—unless I want to be beyond awesome and crack my brain open all by my self—and add in another subject instead. The lousy administrative system has its own epic fail moment for sure. Unfortunately, the new added subject—The Study of Film—does not trigger my interest by any bit.

After leaving all the hustle and bustle of the lousy administration department behind happily, I decided to watch a movie with my friend—of who I have promised to watch movie with since the beginning of this week. She got her wishes fulfilled because I have unwillingly dragged my self to watch the Malay horror movie she was dying to watch. Bought the tickets and wandered around KLCC for more than a hour like a pair of crazy teenagers. Hey, we are awesome like that.


Khurafat is the title of the movie and oh my, was it one hell of a thrilling ride. I squeaked and screamed like a coward shamelessly for the first time in my entire life inside a cinema. I was literally hiding my face behind my bag and behind my hands. My heart was beating faster than during the marathon I joined several years ago in high school. I was completely horrified. Mr. Director, thank you for the horror ride.

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However, I watched the teasers of The Green Hornet outside the cinema before going in for the movie Khurafat and damn it, I am dying to watch it. I solemnly swear I want to watch it for the delicious treat of Jay Chow in it. Oh my, we are talking about the incredible Jay Chow. I mean it. I am going to watch that movie regardless whatever that might happen. Make it this week or next week, I am going to watch it. I don't care about the reviews, all I care about is Jay Chow and his ass-kicking appearance—plus the comedic parts of the movie that cracks me up even through the teasers.

Come to think about it, I should ask my niece to accompany me for a trip to awesome treat of Jay Chow in The Green Hornet soon—since I have irresponsibly promised to take her out for a treat sometime. I am a mean auntie, I know it.