That stupid episode has stayed with me all these years. I already typed his name once and I'm not about to type it again!

It really was but it was effective. I'm 37 and still afraid that The Grither will get me if I say his name too much.

YOUR use of the word "monitor" sounds like that because you're fine with mob justice as long as they have badges. Everyone else just wants some goddamned accountability.

Get back to class.

He's exactly what Capote was talking about when he talked about actors being frighteningly dumb.

Hanging out with Jared Leto in any situation sounds awful. I have a theory he is just as dumb as Jordan Catalano, that's why he was so good at playing him.

I stayed there a few years ago with the Ghosthunters crew. It was like three days of EVP/spirit photography seminars. I think I drove the Catholic priest crazy with my drunken exorcism questions. We even got to go on a ghost hunt through the hotel with all the lights off. I'm a skeptic but it was good fun. The…

Agreed. Safe Haven is what I was hoping to get with The Sacrement.

Don't bother with The Sacrement. It's bad. "Eli Roth Presents" should've told me everything I needed to know.

Oh my god, we should be best friends and go to movies together and beat up teenagers. I can only watch horror movies in my darkened living room because I get so angry at the giggling. It's like nails on a chalkboard.

Her getting dragged out of bed and down the hall made me pause the movie and turn on the lights for a few minutes. Very effective movie.

Try capital letters sometime. I think you'll like them.

I've never ever recommended Pontypool to anyone. It's such an odd little movie and the people I know tend to go for more straight forward horror. I kind of enjoy having that little gem all to myself.

*swoon* I kept catching myself blushing and smiling when he was on screen. Then I'd furtively look to Mr. Shoebox to see if he noticed.

Head on a stick?

"HAVE YOU SEEN MY SON???? HEY GHOULS! HAVE YOU SEEN MY SON???"

What's scarier is an adult who needs to let strangers know he's too cool for Goosebumps and nostalgia. I feel for you, brah.

I recently saw a horror short called The Ten Steps that sounds a lot like what you're describing in your second paragraph. It's probably adapted from an old story. It is pretty creepy. https://youtu.be/XpURRW80LnM.

I can't remember the theme song so my brain played NKOTB instead.

She's also on The Young & the Restless.