Was just coming down to say this. Obviously a different experience for him because of his skin tone, but he's very much a first generation American. He didn't speak English for the first 8 years of his life, IIRC.

I swear this guy's died, like, three times. Anyway, R.I.P. again.

God, now there's a blast from the past.

So, Ash Vs. Evil Dead, did you recap the earlier films in the series for new viewers?

Funny enough, I just started watching this show after ignoring the shit out of it for four years because of those annoying previews for it that used to run in the movie theater before the trailers. It's not too bad. My dad, for one, would be proud of my boring taste.

Are you outta your fuckin' mind? You wrecked half the ziti!

Stop it… my penis can only get so erect.

I liked his acting in the role well enough, but Sheen was nowhere near big enough to play Greg Stillson as he was described in the novel. I kept having to make myself accept him as the character. My own hangup.

Ok… now define puzzle-box.

Goddamn it, stop that!

A great example of the power of suggestion there; you never actually see Luke crawling into the tauntaun. And yes, Return to Oz still freaks me out as well, but I loved it as a kid and love it now, I wouldn't call it wildly inappropriate. Depends on the kid.

I would (reluctantly) agree, for two reasons.

Loved the book, liked the movie. Personally, it's my favorite non-Dark Tower King book.

Found the sane sub-thread finally. I liked the film, mainly because of Nicholson's unhinged performance, but frankly I can see him do that in a dozen other more enjoyable movies. Kubrick's version doesn't hold a candle to the book as far as I'm concerned, one reason among many being that he turned Wendy from a flawed…

I will seriously fight you.

I knew Colbert was hired to take over Letterman's slot, but I'm thinking his real achievement is filling the void left by Craig Ferguson for most interesting talk show host, and I couldn't be happier about it.

Watched this movie as a young boy and it never failed to creep me out, particularly the third and fourth segments. I don't fuck around with evil dolls and shit (I've had too many action figures for that), but the slave doll story was very well done, and Corbin Bernsen was appropriately buffoonish as a blustery…

Candym—you know what, I ain't saying that shit, you figure it out.

This shit ain't over, bitch!

She can crush coal into diamonds using super-Kegels. Let's see Clark pull that one off.