Yeah, I just don't know. Even so, this will probably be my last comment on this account. I just don't see the point of maintaining two separate Disqus names.

Also, you should be aware that Sisters was remade in 2006, so make sure you get the right version.

Yeah, Vertigo's an obvious choice, but it was the first one that sprang to mind. And for maximum impact, don't read anything about Sisters before you watch it.

Just yesterday I found a used copy of Goblin's score for Suspiria. That's going to get a lot of play over the next few weeks.

I needed you and you got a Wes Anderson book!

Hitchcock's Vertigo and De Palma's Sisters both immediately come to mind.

Every movie Victor Salva has ever made is extra creepy in retrospect when you know about what he did.

No, I haven't merged. I'm just finding it confusing that I can be on both of these accounts simultaneously.

Yeah, it's weird. After I logged out last night, I woke up this morning and my NuDisqus account was there waiting for me, but the comments look exactly the same as they always have. And then I went ahead and logged in to my A.V. Club account and it's right where it's always been. I don't get it.

Yeah, Narrator. Sure I did.

Earlier today I was in a record store and overheard some college kids talking about Daft Punk. One said that he liked that "Lucky" song and his buddies all groaned.

Yeah, it's the lack of A.V. Club accounts that's got me worried. I just have no idea what things are going to look like come the morning.

Since we're in the last few hours before the change

If you don't know Dyan Cannon by now, you will never ever ever know her.

You don't have to if you don't want to, but I'm not about to start switching back and forth between the two that I have.

Don't worry, Phil. The show will bounce back beautifully when Buck Henry returns to host next week. (They even had him come in and do a brief bit in this one with Gilda and Laraine plugging his appearance.)

Since I highly doubt Disqus will allow me to post on both of my accounts at the same time (and I'm understandably rather loath to try merging them), I'm probably going to retire this one and continue posting on my NuDisqus account. You'll know it when you see it.

It may not be perfect, but John Carpenter's Vampires is still a lot of fun to watch.

You do, @avclub-498c3e61a6957c73a1612532e83b1e3a:disqus. It's fantastic.

In that case, you will be missed, Buzz.