“The Raid” is the BEST action movie I have ever seen, and established the barometer by which all other action movies would be judged by from thereon out. “Hardcore Henry” came pretty damn close in terms of intensity, insanity, and just ridiculous action, but I would classify it in its own category, since I had a…

For some reason, I catch a vibe of a Commander Keen a la Morrison with a twist of Moore. This looks damn fine!

That it did not, my friend. Speaking of animation and this section of the Twilight Zone movie, that episode of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror where the creature is tearing up the bus Bart is on gave me the willies by proxy due to its association as such.

Dude. Whole-heartedly agree with you on that one. I am a hardcore horror fan, and little in that genre does much to scare me anymore. The new “IT” remake was not frightening to me at all. Highly entertaining, but not scary to me.

Thank you. I was waiting for this eventual post! You are doing the lord’s work, sir!

It was one of the sketches from the SuperEgo Podcast! It is seriously one of the funniest podcasts you will ever hear.

How British?

I am going to start pronouncing AT-M6 like “@-Meseeks.” I just like the sound of it. Plus Mr. Meseeks is neat.

Yeah I have also applied that same hypothesis of time displacement like the whole Nathan Dayspring/Cable thing in the X-Men universe to this film accept the paradox of it all, but since that and Back To The Future involved a being from the past (or present, timey-wimey wibbley-wobbley) sent to the future, then back…

Ain’t sayin’ I am the first to notice, amigo. I am just saying it bugged me. I know my personal opinion doesn’t amount to a hill of beans in this world, and that like organic waste disposal apertures, everybody’s got one, so I am not trying to say I have discovered dark matter here.

Yeah that is what I am talking about. Its gets real sticky. Time travel in fiction is always rough. Primer got it right, but it definitely takes a deft hand to execute those kind of stories with out gumming everything up.

The thing about the second Terminator that always bugged me was the paradox of it all.

Do any of you guys remember a trading card series from the 80's that was sort of like Garbage Pail Kids where all of the names of the characters were puns, but they were dinosaurs instead of Cabbage Patch Kids? I keep looking for images of them, but all I seem to find are the “Dinosaurs Attack!” cards, which of course…

They’ve given him the power to make it all real.

After listening to Blind Guardian’s “Nightfall in Middle Earth” album on repeat for weeks on end, I wouldn’t mind seeing a “War of Wrath” movie series. Seeing Morgoth bringing his plans to fruition on film would be pretty swell.

As a lifelong resident of Wisconsin, winter itself is a source of dread. While it is currently as hot and humid as a jungle here in July, I will gladly take the chance of being hunted by a big game hunter from outer space than have to deal with what awaits me in a few short months.

Could it be possible the instead of a Big Bang the was a Big Split? By Big Split I mean perhaps our universe was formed akin to mitosis in cells where our universe replicated itself within a sister universe and broke off after reaching a certain size. That would still leave room for expansion as our “cell” grew.

As a practicing Cthulhic, stories of a cephalopodic nature always capture my heart, especially when the cute & “cuttle”y octos are as delightfully as your writings always are, and OH MY GREAT OLD ONE THERE IS A CEPHALOPOD WEEK?!

HOW CAN THIS BE?!? Not Pikachu! Don’t Sue!