If we’re going to include haunted hotels with The Shining, I would include The Innkeepers (top 5 in this list). My number #1 would be The Haunting ‘63; I find The Innocents to be a bit too dry.

well, it’s his stepfather....I

‘But the screenplay doesn’t give her any fresh notes to play and the film limps to its finale.’ So I guess Lawrence’s character doesn’t succeed. 

Yeah, AWiL and Howling were the first ones to come to mind when I read the article headline.

the 50s Sirius channel plays the The Four Lads version from time to time that’s how I learnt.

I agree with the #1. This saber fight made me forgive everything else about Phantom Menace to have okay feelings  about it when I saw in the theaters.

Wow, this is like an entire universe that I never knew existed!

I mean peeing in the sink is showing some sort of consideration in light of the circumstances.

I guess my current avclub pet peeve is the use of ‘we’ when there’s only one writer in the byline.  Whose this ‘we’ you’re talking about?

Review reads like: I loved this movie: C+.

I bet its Ryan Adams again; just can’t quit that old bastard. I mean his recent stuff has been pretty forgettable, but he did have some bangers in the 00s.

Ehhh... I wait for the movie about Reebok Pumps shoe. Pump. Pump it up.

the Barbara Streisand effect is a wonderous thing.

I guess that old Nic sitcom Jesse wasn’t so far fetched!

I didn’t read the review (because duh... spoilers), but Scream sequels tend to be just enough okay-ness for me to keep watching. They generally have a high floor (well made with a good cast), but with a low ceiling (the same but slightly different Scream formula), so I’m intrigued by the B+.

It’s like no one has hear of the previously unmentioned twin.

I think Bedazzled was/is worthy enough to mention in her obit. Classic.

Yeah, save that shit for letterboxd.

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

Seems to have lived a truly interesting life. Slashers fans can check her out in Blood Frenzy and Iced.