A fun trick: use the ouija board while it's out of sight under a table, or while you're blindfolded. Every time it will churn out only pure nonsense, proving that it's all from the mind of the person playing with the ouija board, not something supernatural.

One of the strangest movies ever, even for Herzog. The Lizard Cam; the fact that it's a remake of a 1992 movie; …but what was with the boom mic dipping into every other shot?! That was maddening. As a director, you can't just hope that every theater will have their aspect ratios exactly where you want them—just don't…

If these shows are classic
Then anything a few decades old is classic. Has there ever been a more poorly written, unfunny, senseless series of shows than the Krofts'? I can't even watch these ironically. Take off the nostalgia goggles and see these shows as the terrible cultural relics that they are.

In conclusion,
there is no "Yesterday" of today.

He specifically mentioned the song "Lux Aeterna."

They should ALL be by Caribou and Four Tet.

They totally broke up. Mercer just kept the name, which is kind of fucked. Ric Ocasek is not the Cars. Morrissey is not the Smiths. Iggy Pop is not the Stooges.

It's hard for me to feel excited about anything from James Mercer,
after the way he disbanded the real Shins. The Shins were NOT just a Mercer solo project. They were a cohesive, skilled band, who created the band together from Flake Music on up, with every member contributing.

SILENCE OF THE HAMS already had this.
But, seriously, this is not an endorsement of that movie.

He also really liked the music of Clint Mansell.
And said in his manifesto that he would be listening to him on headphones during his murder spree.

Pee-Wee Herman was among my favorite anyones/anythings when that theater story broke, and my parents thought I was too young to hear the truth, so they told me he'd been arrested for taking off his shirt in a restaurant and dancing when "Tequila" came on the jukebox. That was in fifth grade, and I believed their…

The appeal to kids is still there. My six-and- four-year-olds love PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE, especially the first twenty minutes before his bike gets stolen.

I watched PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE so many times as a kid that I have an automatic visual for every one of the above quotes. My parents used to ground me from imitating the voice. Recently, I attended a midnight revival of it at Albuquerque's Guild Theater, and it hit me while watching it that IN THIS FILM LIES THE…

Agreed.

This was certainly the best of this season. We see that there really is a larger arc that's slowly moving forward, we see Louie at his most vulnerable, and we get a show that experiments brilliantly with structure, music, tone, and more. This show redefines high art. It's so incredibly good I can't fully believe it…

If WINNIE THE POOH is "sacred ground," then you've got the world's lamest church. And that's saying something.

Tom S, if you see this without kids, you are a pedophile with no taste. This movie is a piece of shit and I cannot imagine going to see it without a four-year-old dragging me to it.

EVERYONE THAT SAYS THIS IS GOOD IS WRONG OR LYING.
There is no reason for any adult alive to see this. No reason. Even if you have kids. Stay away. STAY AWAY!

J Church had an album called
NOSTALGIC FOR NOTHING. That would make a better name for this feature.

CONTROL.
It ends with a tragic suicide, but I left the theater whooping, feeling high over just having experienced a great work of art. I wanted to rip benches out of the ground. I wanted to destroy and create. I think this whole discussion was a semantic one about two different realms of depression, realms that can…