I've never even heard of that film.
After googling it, and seeing that its a '70s De Palma film, I feel as if I need to see it.

Criterion needs to release Carnival of Souls on Blu-Ray.

I was talking about this with some friends and I argued that ultimately, this is the better show because it has a strong emotional core while Sherlock seems to be more interested in being cerebral but sometimes ends up feeling distant.

Clyde has a twitter page!

Big Bang is clever?

Damn you Dog with a Blog!

Is pregnancy going to ruin that smokin' bod of hers?
I hope not.

I too stopped watching the show earlier (like the middle of the second season) so I had a TON of questions.

Next up, Amanda Bynes!

I'd also add "Puhoy" and agree with everyone else who keep mentioning "Thank You."

I'd also add "Puhoy" and agree with everyone else who keep mentioning "Thank You."

Loved the movie, but I'm curious, what were the reactions of the audience members around you?

They're both tied as my favorite Harry Potter films.

I'm not.

I'm gay.

I'm going to go with Scooby-Doo!: Mystery Incorporated because of how unexpectedly batshit crazy it was. Scooby-Doo will never be as epic.

I got the weirdest boner ever when Marcia Gay harden was salsa dancing…

A lot of it stems from how I'm not a fan of the sports film genre at all.

Definitely agree with you on Mad Men. I find it really engrossing so I'm always dissapointed whenever a friend quits 4 episodes into it because it's "too slow" or "I can't relate to it. It's nothing but rich white people angst"

I got a friend to start watching Twin Peaks. I'm so proud of myself.