It's a great film, in my opinion. Barker himself describes it as sort of a mix between film noir and horror, and I think that's a pretty apt description. Hope you dig it!

I do vaguely recall there being bloody kills in those films, but they were definitely lame and not scary. Now, though, I look on them as interesting oddities from that era of horror films.

In the Mouth of Madness is basically the best cinematic adaptation of the Cthulhu mythos you're likely to see. Well, aside from the silent film version of Call of Cthulhu, which is pretty awesome, too.

And the Dudes of Wrath on the soundtrack!

Don't forget Urban Legends and Valentine!

I forgave him for Rollin' with Sagat.

I always felt kinda bad that Jamie Kennedy's character got killed. But I guess it had to happen.

Or a Jew, an Italian, and a Redhead Gay?

And don't forget the various other shows about narco crime lords who aren't Pablo Escobar. Like, En La Boca del Lobo, and all the other apparently identical stuff you get when you add that to My List because it was recommended after you liked Narcos.

Alternatively, "Hey, girl, hey…"

That's Jim Henson's Narco Babies, thankyouverymuch.

For years, I've said that guys like Lucas and his ilk are primarily idea people who need both creative limitations and people who will say "That's a really stupid idea, and we aren't doing it" around them. These are people who, out of 10 ideas, will produce: 5 that are total shit; 3 that are pretty good and could be…

*Iwan Rheon glowers and slowly reaches for a dagger*

Bullshit in 1995, still bullshit today.

I think the producers of Zapp & Troy: The Legendary Journeys might take issue with that.

Side question:

But the important thing was that he had a Kryptonian onion on his belt. Which was the style of the times.

Star Wars: Underworld

Seriously, if Clara is back, then I'm just fucking done with this show until she and Moffat are both gone. As it is, I'm pretty close to done with it merely due to Moffat's influence, but I am so over Clara. She had a great season in her first with Capaldi, and was totally extraneous in the subsequent season. My…