Came here to post Difficult People. Greatly enjoyed this season and am looking forward to the next.

Fisher remains an almost depressingly awful remainder, however everything else was on point. Even Kelly and Pablo have found their place on the show.

"You got blood on my knife."

Where the fuck is Julia Holter?!

I had a can of soda today for the first time in months. Felt awful afterwards. Sticking to wine and coffee.

Steam Sale! Picked up Wolf 2015 and Shadowrun Dragonfall DC.

Great read! Really interesting.

McQuarrie thoroughly deserves all the good things happening to him lately. An excellent writer & director with a talent for detail and giving the audience something different: What they want.

She's definitely bringing the show down, and i hope she eventually has a point. Otherwise this was a huge and senseless misstep by Raimi.

I *really* hope Fisher's subplot starts to hold its own soon. Old, tired screenwriter's trope of character existing for exposition…Kills the pacing and Raimi MUST know this at this point in his career.

No mention of Ghostwatch anywhere? You can call Cannibal Holocaust the grand-daddy, or perhaps the catalyst, but Ghostwatch was the one who really brought this storytelling medium [and the idea of adapting it to the conventional haunted house] to the forefront of people's minds and cultural history.

The score in the typewriter store was straight out of Utopia. I was expecting that scene to go much differently based on that. Happy with the way it turned out though of course.

Will waffle for wine.

Is it really "valid" to say poor man's anything if the cultural icons we're talking about are decades apart? I mean really…Gwen was clearly from her time, as was Debbie.

Marc Maron is the #1 man I relate to on this Earth. Every bit of comedy, every bit of life, every bit of pain and philosophy, I completely understand and relate to. Even down to the current mid-20s alcoholism.

OH SO WOMEN ARE MONSTERS NOW?

12 year me was singing along. 27 year old me sees what the lyrics
mean, through experience, jadedness and pain, sings along anyways.

Still dig this album. Good balance between fun and giving a [admittedly juvenile] shit.

I only watched from maybe half into S1 [I was there for the premiere but disliked the formulaic writing] into half of S3, and while I greatly enjoyed some episodes I was mostly there for the performances. The cast is solid.

I really enjoyed the movie but still can agree with that sentiment…And maybe could apply it onto his other films. Except Punch Drunk Love. Even if you dislike the movie, there's really no other way of doing it.