"There are other worlds than these" isn't bad though.

I'd accept a visual depiction:

Insurance should cover PT. Maybe even therapeutic massage if you have the right referral and facility. No need to subject yourself to snake oil.

You know that Savage doesn't work for AVClub, right? His column is syndicated.

Chiropractors are quacks.

He doesn't free him with the power of love, he shoves a torch onto his chest and burns the curse out of him.

It's one of the best opening lines ever.

A better question is what kind of a DP isn't making sure anyone on camera doesn't have an eyelight.

[shudder]

I don't know if you're joking, because it's a weird joke to make out like you don't know who some of the most famous horror writers of the last century are.

His short stories are very very good. He will undoubtedly be talked about in the same vein as Poe, Jackson, and Matheson.

Bringing Up Baby wants a word with these "conventional screenwriters" of yours.

He doesn't show up till the second book anyways (though they're obviously throwing most of the book plot out the window, so who knows?)

Tell that to the umps.

While that's all true, it's not exactly accurate to this case, since the GOP in general and Lahren in particular ARE arguing for wholesale, blind repeal of Obamacare.

Since you clearly haven't read the books… yes. The precocious kid is integral to the story.

Fuck that.

It's the interesting projects part. A ten episode TV show can actually take less time to film than some features, and it offers a lot more enjoyable work to actors that want to play characters.

You're perpetuating the fallacious idea that all employment is a zero sum game. Stop that. It's not.

Eli Roth counts as a master of his craft? Fuck this series already.