I've found some really good indie horror in the last few years. I haven't seen a really good horror come out of hollywood in a long time. I did love Sinister, but though The Conjuring was highly overrated. I've been catching a lot on VOD. I never look to studios for my horror fix any more.

Oh yeah, me too. That last episode, Allison. Wow

This will always be Starbuck for me. Especially after Dirk Benedict trashed the most compelling series at the time on TV. God movies suck these days.

Ugghh

Excellent point

Arya and The Hound, 21st Centtury

I read several posts this morning asking if Arya was turning into a sociopath. WTF? Really? After all she's been through, I would've expected even more violence and mayhem. She's seen and been through far more than most adults so, I applaud every evil asshole she sticks her needle in.

Stay off the innetubes if ya don't want to be spoiled

I have no idea who this is, but I'd hit it right meow

man from Atlantis

These gifs are amazing today

We are what we eat

She was so much more attractive than Lonnie Anderson

"And not enough Felicity" +100000000 I loved the first season because of the dynamic between Oliver, Diggle and Felicity, but it's been so rare that we see that in this season.

I'd much rather Sara lives than Laurel, but I know that ain't happening.

I frankly thought The Huntress episodes in the first season were the season's worst. I just couldn't warm up to the actress. But this episode was ok. And I'm still getting tired of emo Laurel.

Hunger Games: Catching Fire. I loved the first one but was blown away by the second

God that was creepy. It was at this point in the first season that I knew I was watching something special

I've been anxiously awaiting the return of Game of Thrones and to kill some time decided to watch Ripper Street on Netflix. It's a who's who of Game of Throne characters. Hodor even plays a Victorian era Hordor in one episode. Jorah Mormont, Bronn, Roose Bolton. Pretty decent show if you can't wait until April 6 to…