HA!

With singing Ewoks, the little freaks.

Golly, I felt so guilty when I first saw "Wizard of Oz" and heard that song "ding dong the witch is dead" and started humming along. I wanted to spank myself.

Ever notice how women be burning people like this, but men be burning people like that? You know what I'm talkin' bout, right guys?

I was curious about her headdress, or whatever that was. And then I wanted one for me. Perfect for my bad hair days.

Did I hear right that Joff decided to name his sword Widow's Wail? Yikes.

That was a nice touch. Cersei actually seemed proud of his spittin' range.

Damn, I didn't notice that. I'll watch for it next viewing.

He looks teeny-tiny in that picture! A weird angle, I guess.

Yeah, I'm sure not above cheering this death, and it that makes me a petty person, I can live with that.

That was absolutely insane.

But, they taste soooo good I can't stop.

How true.

I wonder why we've always done that. Perhaps to remove all implication of being on informal terms with killers? Hell if I know.

I agree. The storyline was pretty nifty. I've always enjoyed psychological horror, where characters question their own sanity, for good reason, even as they're being menaced by real nasty dark forces. It did kind of remind me of "1408" which I like.

"Does my ass make these jeans look fat?"

The music in Sinister—mostly by Ulver, I've read—helped to make it pretty damn unsettling. And the home movies, geez.

Oh my God, that freaked me out so bad. Here's why: When I was little, I had a recurring nightmare about a man wearing a white sheet, as if in a ghost costume. He would always try to kidnap me from my bedroom. I dreamed this repeatedly!
After seeing PA3, I had a little trouble getting to sleep that night, I don't…

Mirrors in dressing rooms are way scarier to me.

Nope, it's conventionally filmed.