There's a doozy of a mistake in the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers. When the two leads are hiding under the wooden planks inside the mine, one of the pod people searching for them slips and half-falls into the hole.

Pity he took an early retirement after Roy Kinnear died on the set of The Return of the Musketeers. He decided movies weren't worth risking anybody's life for.

@Scrawler2:disqus The AV Club Movie is about how you find a Rubber Man walking in the rain and take him into your home and turn him into a world-class killing machine.

The worst thing about seeing Gravity on a Sunday morning was it brought out a lot of old people who apparently forgot that they weren't in their own goddamn living rooms and would not shut the fuck up.

Actually, I'm pretty sure it is.

Songs in the Greater Key of Solomon is one of Stevie Wonder's most underrated albums.

Everything's coming up Schoenaerts!

Yikes

Ooh, something else on the horizon for Schoenaerts: he's playing the Alan Bates role in Thomas Vinterberg's remake of Far from the Madding Crowd.

This is definitely a film that I look forward to revisiting at some point in the future. It's so emotionally raw, though, that it'll probably be a few years before I feel up to doing so.

I'm fully prepared to take the bull by the horns, yes.

There really is a lot to chew on with this film. I loved the way it played on Belgium's Flemish/Walloon divide, especially the scenes with the two skittish mechanics. It was also funny how it took the reappearance of Diederik in his life for Jacky to think of seeking out Lucia — and, by extension, Bruno — as if he…

I hit the annual American Red Cross Book Sale yesterday. Walked out with three books and a vintage Liberace Show program from 1981.

How much do you want to bet AHS: Coven is going to be the second show this season to incorporate Sinatra's "Witchcraft" into an episode?

I've been waiting for Sam Rockwell to break out ever since he starred in Box of Moonlight.

For starters, I'm so glad you kept talking this up, because otherwise I might have completely missed out. Also, between this and Rust and Bone, Matthias Schoenaerts is quickly becoming one of my favorite bruisers.

She can have whatever accent she wants, sugar.

And if past experience is anything to go by, our wild curiosity will be rewarded with mild to severe disappointment, but that's just how Ryan Murphy rolls.

I just want to know what the deal with this is. Is that really so wrong?

When it comes to American Horror Story, I have one thing to say: bring on the bull-man!