Messed up, because the best Dr. Strange stories have nothing whatsoever to do with the other Marvel comic book stories. That aspect will also never be allowed for the 2016 Christmas season movie from Marvel Studios.

I laughed pretty hard at your "Online Abduction" summary.

And just as bad in execution.

*sighs*

NELSON: Ha ha!

You're on.

The real reason: you've aged.

Complaining about "Millennials" makes you look old and weird. People aren't very different compared to everyone else who's alive when they are.

Liberals aren't on the left. They're to the right of the left.

What does it say about you that one part you didn't like made you flip out on it?

I like your style

The actual story is in the links at the top. This story is just a two-paragraph blurb that links to it.

You could ride from Canada to Northern California, but I wouldn't.

"I imagine that it's impossible to understand how it feels when the PC police mobilize against you en masse."

Or just a remake in the same setting with pre-release publicity that surfs on semi-accusing Cameron of plagiarism. I can see it now: Time Warner slates it for 2022, to follow the Palme d'Or-winning "Superman & Batman vs. Godzilla".

Followed. This is as good a description of them as I've ever read.

You could make a good "Alien" monster movie by just ripping off "The Masque of the Red Death". It's the future of the future, they've overrun all the colonies, etc. It worked for Romero, sort of. I don't mind that movie.

Ouija boards aren't mentioned once in this article, and as someone pointed out on the original article, those are really the only board games people play on Halloween.

NFL fandom isn't optional nowadays if you want to hang out with fun people in the U.S.

I went into it understanding the concept of Gothic horror, and also understanding the concept of a Del Toro movie, and this was a Del Toro movie, where "overwrought" stands in for "poignant".