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Ian Watkins "loved" this piece of sh-t

posted 10 years ago by cpf27
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It seems this poor excuse of a film inspired Ian Watkins' deranged fantasies about raping babies.

Joanne Mjadzelics was one of Watkins' occasional sexual partners.

"But Joanne, 38, who says she told police of his depraved desire to attack children in 2008, said: “I’m absolutely sure Ian wouldn’t have stopped at abuse. He wanted to rape and kill children. He wanted to rape newborns.

“He even wanted to get me pregnant so he could rape our baby. How does anyone become that sick?

"I can’t understand how and I don’t think I ever will.”"

"He also confessed how his favourite film was an eastern European film which shows a newborn baby being raped."

http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/ian-watkins-lostprophets-singer-boasted-6358914

For those who do not know who this perv is:

Ian David Karslake Watkins (born 30 July 1977) is a Welsh musician and convicted paedophile. Watkins achieved prominence as a founding member, lead vocalist, and lyricist of the rock band Lostprophets. Lostprophets disbanded in 2013 after Watkins was charged with sexual offences in late 2012. In November 2013, he pleaded guilty to 13 charges, including the attempted rape and sexual assault of a child under 13; these offences were committed against the infant children of two fans who were also convicted. He was subsequently sentenced to 29 years' imprisonment and six years on extended licence.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Watkins_(Lostprophets)

Rape is no laughing matter nor to take it lightly. It is an horrific crime, and even more when done to little kids. All adult people involved with the making of this POS, should be ashamed of themselves. Making a disturbing flick like this just for the sake of it, is irresponsible. Because this is no more than a "shocker", just a pointless movie with the idiotic purpose to shock the viewers.

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[–] umutcevdet 8 years ago

I agree with cpf27.

I also love movies that are intelligently done, provokes people or open a new dimension in their minds and make them think hence I am here commenting because I watched this movie too..I watched it knowing that it's a movie. There are people running around behind the cameras, talking, maybe having a cup of tea, smoking and thinking how they can make this movie more effective etc...

But there are some stuff in this life I think shouldn't be reminded to people that humans can go this low, this evil, this hopeless.. These things we always hear on the news..no need to go in details..

After I watched the THC2 I had the feeling of losing hope. After this movie that feeling was double. Not a good feeling to promote.

[–] Extinctive 8 years ago

I would have to agree with you, cpf27, because even when you would want to watch a movie to be shocked, if you would like this type of movies, this wasn't worth it. It's annoyingly stupid, scriptwise, too unrealistic to really grab the viewers, and almost all actors are not behaving like any normal person would under any of the circumstances in any of the scenes.

If you haven't watched it yet, save yourself the time, it's a useless waste of precious resources.

[–] jounicmx 8 years ago

How do you know how people would behave in those circumstances show in the film?They're not really everyday occurrences.At least in my life.

[–] TheNazMan 8 years ago

You are one dumb *beep* OP lmao

Do you have any idea how many murderers took ideas from horror movies and war movies? Guess we should just ban all forms of entertainment then because apparently adults cannot be accountable for their own actions.

[–] aldown 8 years ago

"But Joanne, 38, who says she told police of his depraved desire to attack children in 2008"

This movie came out in 2010

[–] aldown 8 years ago

"But Joanne, 38, who says she told police of his depraved desire to attack children in 2008"

This movie came out in 2010