If I see just the title of the first one of these and not all the sequels, I always get this mixed up with the Albert Finney one, Wolfen. Ah, 1981- The year of Albert Finney, action star.

More like "those god-hating liberals out in Hollyweird", amirite??

But his name is certainly in the conversation at any rate.

That's a great way to put it. I've literally never read a single thing of his, yet am fully aware of the Cthulhu mythos and am aware of his influence on horror. I would say "Lovecraftian" is a pretty well-known describer as well…

Beetlejuice, Betelgeuse- whatever it takes.

I don't know what's sadder, the reality of what fame did to Corey Feldman, or his delusion that his music is going to put him back on top.

I play a millionaire at parties!…at least I'd like to.

Step Brothers was my first exposure to her- The whole acapella car scene is amazing.

Trying to remember who the x-factor was that showed up to add tension without turning to IMDB and I'm blanking.

I've got to assume that Professor X just makes all of the different utilities/vendors/various other services think they're getting paid every month when in fact they've been getting stiffed for years.

Couldn't sleep the other night, and Road House happened to be on. I suppose it could apply to lots of movies, but I became really interested in the dynamics of Brad Wesley's goon squad. Were they on an actual payroll, like with a paycheck with taxes taken out and everything? Did they all have their own places, or did…

Did anyone else have the version in their area where just as the music would get to the end of the loop, there was a grandmotherly voice that said "Hello"?? Creepy as hell.

Yikes. The original already felt like an off-brand version of SNL, so this is like an off- off-brand?

God that show was awful

I missed this, I just posted the same quote. How $#%#& myopic can you be?!

“It is no longer your decision if you’re going to run for President or
not,” an Up To Us speaker explained in one of the group’s recent videos, “It is ours.”

The Pope of Chilitown: [muttering — sounds like “this should be interesting”]

I love the smell of gorillas in the morning…

You mean the one that takes place in the globally-known, instantly recognizable metropolis of…Atlanta?!

It suffered from the same strain of videogame-itis that afflicted his Hobbit movies.