So the guy who directed this was behind, among many other great things, "Jurassic Bark"?

Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?

Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?

You had me at "stripper (Salma Hayek)."

You had me at "stripper (Salma Hayek)."

This comment is the opposite of the hurricane. Thank you.

This comment is the opposite of the hurricane. Thank you.

@avclub-495197e3cba1ed3c94dbc07d1abed4b2:disqus Stephen King has an editor?!?!

@avclub-495197e3cba1ed3c94dbc07d1abed4b2:disqus Stephen King has an editor?!?!

Meteor shit!

Meteor shit!

It's Alive is a good movie, fun and decently scary in places, but isn't anywhere near as good as its poster which gets my vote as best horror movie poster of all time.

It's Alive is a good movie, fun and decently scary in places, but isn't anywhere near as good as its poster which gets my vote as best horror movie poster of all time.

Actually, be glad you are walking—I just got back from running errands in Brooklyn on my bike and nearly got killed three or four times. The car traffic is so bad that people are just blindly swerving into the bike lanes out of frustration. Can't even imagine how much worse it must be in the city…

Actually, be glad you are walking—I just got back from running errands in Brooklyn on my bike and nearly got killed three or four times. The car traffic is so bad that people are just blindly swerving into the bike lanes out of frustration. Can't even imagine how much worse it must be in the city…

It does. I came across this earlier tonight on Amazon Instant and was curious if it was any good as I hadn't heard of it.

It does. I came across this earlier tonight on Amazon Instant and was curious if it was any good as I hadn't heard of it.

The Thanksgiving trailer is the single best thing in all of Grindhouse. I'm still shocked it was made by Eli Roth, who's not a terrible director, but not someone I thought could pull off the specific tone of that piece.

The Thanksgiving trailer is the single best thing in all of Grindhouse. I'm still shocked it was made by Eli Roth, who's not a terrible director, but not someone I thought could pull off the specific tone of that piece.

It's a masterfully directed film. What it chooses to show and hide, throughout the entire film, reflects a director in full command of his medium.