Nothing tops the Texas Chainsaw Massacre with McCounnaghy and Zellweger. That shit was awesome. Especially the robotic leg.

Chowder is the best thing I've seen since the first two seasons of Spongebob (pre-movie, of course). And I heard that Flapjack is a Danish cartoon that's a lot weirder in the original language.

The Quirk wins with the oldest running gag! Call Meg!

Wow. Smellydick's avatar doesn't look disturbing anymore!

Emperor DID reunite for a couple of one-off shows in Oslo, if I remember correctly. Since I can't really make it out to those shows, I'll save my hopes for when they REALLY tour.

Definitely not on YouTube. Gotta check the torrents.

and Emperor. Forgot about those fuckers.

Reunion
Botch.

Banmar is the awesome. God knows she'll whoop your ass at Jovi karaoke.

"Sandman" is fantastic, and is a great series for the uninitiated. I thought comics were just a kiddie medium until the proprietor of a local comic shop browbeat me into buying the first of the series. I was not disappointed.

Probably Mothersbaugh. Everything he does rules. Especially "Rug Fucking Rats."

I dunno, ba. I didn't recover from seeing "Killer Klowns from Outer Space " when I was a wee one until a couple of years later. Even now, I hate clowns and John Wayne Gacy, though I think I'm good in hating the latter.

It's gotta be better than Delgo.

Forest Whitaker was fine in Panic Room, but he was largely overshadowed by Dwight Yoakum being a sleazy fuck.

The abortion went well.

Ortenzia-

Thanks, Craig. All this time, I've been kicking myself in the ass for not buying the two-disc edition when I had a chance. If the special features are nothing to write home about, I can buy the shitty one-disc in peace.

Scream didn't screw up horror…the shitty cash-in imitators did. The first of the trilogy was the only one that was worth a shit, and with good reason. In the Mouth of Madness was awesome, and I remember bitching at Nabin to see if he would put that on a New Cult Canon, or at least the Flops thing. Along with Lord…

I thought the original was pretty damn amazing. On IMDb there's this thread started by "oliemar" or something similar where he explains a lot of the cultural themes and ambiguities. Pretty damn good. I don't mind something being ambiguous, but occasionally, a helpful guide doesn't hurt.

T-Bone…that was pretty friggin' obscure, made funnier by the fact that I'm playing the game now. I didn't even know that the company made more games beyond Deja Vu and Shadowgate.