My Top 5 iTunes

I thought it would be fun to share my current top five songs playing in my iTunes library at the moment 音譜...

My frequently played tracks often changes week to week, so this list comes from my Recently Played Tracks...

1. Bittersweet by Apocalyptica: I love this track right now! Ville & Lauri's vocals are wonderful. Though Ville sounds quite low compared to Lauri! にひひ

2. Assassin by MUSE: I really like MUSE but I have to admit I didn't really get into this song until I played Guitar Hero World Tour シラー... I am still trying to get 100% on that song ショック！.

3. Love Letter To Japan by The Bird and The Bee: This song makes me want to dance for some reason... ニコニコ

4. Love is Dead by Brett Anderson: I just love this guys voice! Great song 音譜

5. Paper Planes by M.I.A.: I know I've heard this song before, but for some reason it didn't appeal to me until I saw Slumdog Millionaire... now it's one of my new favorites!

So that's my top five this week... It will probably change dramatically next week because my birthday is coming up on Saturday, which will probably mean alot of new music to listen to! にひひ

고死: 피의 중간고사 (Death Bell Movie)

Set in a high school, where an elite group of twenty students—including rebellious heroine Kang Yi-na, her timid best friend Yoon Myong-hyo, and her would-be boyfriend Kang Hyeon—are taking a special class for their college's visit from an elite sister school.

After Kang Hyeon is nearly strangled and another student throttled in the restroom, the classroom TV screen switches to an image of top-ranking student Hye-yeong trapped inside a fish tank that is slowly filling with water. A disembodied voice announces that her life depends on the exam questions he will set for them, and that a student will die for every question the class gets wrong. Trapped with the students are head teacher Hwang Chan-wook and English teacher Choi So-yeong. Yi-na realises that the students are being killed in order of their rank in the class, and she is ranked fifth.

This movie bears many resemblances to the US horror series Saw. It is alot less gruesome than the US offerings, however don't overlook it. The film itself does a great job of building suspense especially where the reactions of the students are concerned. Sadly some of the acting really lets this film down.

That said, I would definitely recommend this movie to any fan of Asian horror. Oh an anyone looking for some Kim Bum eyecandy...ニコニコ