Knightmare.com

I found a link to this on Facebook so I decided to join. I remember watching Knightmare and being terrified on it, but as I said on the wall on Facebook, children love to be scared as long as they know they are safe, which is why Knightmare was perfect. I remember watching it from when I was about five, which would have been 1990, so even in the grand scheme of Knightmare I am still a fairly recent fan...

My parents both liked Knightmare, my mum especially liked the wall that came out and spoke to people...I forget the name, I was only nine when it finished, and most people I know who are fans were nine when it started...

Welcome aboard. Come sit and have a chat with us; it might be a scary show, but there aren't (many) scary people on this forum.

Yes, hello and welcome. I am dark Descender, romanticist, femenist and I recently payed 13 British pounds for Snuff Movie, just to see Hugo Myatt. You havn't lived until you've seen Treguard jump out of nowhere and say loudly and clearly, "The f*****g power's off". Enjoy yourself.

:o How did that one never get into the "They would never say" thread?

Good point. I'll soon fix that...

And there was me thinking it was a rhetorical question...

While we're not on the subject, just what is the point of a rhetorical question?

Oooo-ooo! Resident nutcase Fidjit here! Or others call me Glenn, use it and use it well my friend! Enjoy your stay...