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Thank you for the recs (putting the ones I haven’t seen on my list)! In addition to the above:

I’d also argue for Women Without Men by Shirin Neshat (I think you can argue magical realist/poetic realism falls squarely in the fantasy genre)

My Life as Abraham Lincoln (Shari A. Berman), which did well in festivals & like

I watched Fast Color a few months back, and I highly recommend it too. It is a great exploration of people with super powers that isn’t a straight up superhero genre smash fest.

That’s why he was thrilled to be the curator of Sears’s art department--that is, picking out the prints Sears sold in its furniture showrooms. He genuinely cared about art and wanted “regular” people to have access to the classics.

I dearly love Vincent Price, and as a young man?

Another fun thing you could do with that Bacon Mousse Baby is KILL IT. Cut it’s head off and set it on fire then bury the ashes in the shadow of a church, because that is the spawn of the Devil.

ranging from Tour d’Argent in Paris to Sizzler. (They were enthusiastic fans of both.)

Okay that bacon mousse baby made me legitimately yell “NO” and recoil from the screen. Truly one of the most horrifying things I’ve ever seen.

Hey, folks, if you’re running a story about someone coming under fire for offensive tweets...maybe mention, at some point, what is supposedly in those tweets? It’s kind of important information. Don’t even need to quote the tweets directly, but you do need to actually describe their contentjust a couple of sentences,

The couplet about playing bad guys - “He’s got a point of view / He’s got a job to do” - needs to have a song written around it.

Oh shit, I agree with a Daily Mail comment.

God that’s good. It’s a rare Arrested Development line that didn’t get run into the ground too.

He did play an entitled creep (who tries to sacrifice a classmate) in an episode of Buffy and I remember thinking, “Yeah, I can see that.”

quite agree

Better than pulling it and pretending it didn’t happen.

Yup, AND Raimi already directed a really good PG-13 horror movie in Drag Me to Hell.

Don’t know don’t care. Dude is not funny enough for me to want to play detective to try to get all the details. Even if he was... that’s a lot of separate accusations. Doesn’t seem terribly likely that they’re all just conspiring to ruin this c-list comedian’s life for some unknown reason.

I feel we could make more emphatic that the problem here is the harassment and the threats, how some of the women were underage, and the fact that D’Elia doesn’t address those facets head on. And that the problem is NOT that he sought sex with adult fans, or that he did so with frequency. (If he is a sex addict, that

The laugh was the best part. Hahn clearly had a blast playing this character and relished the heel turn.

It's got a real Wicked Witch of the West "and your little dog, too" vibe to it.

Let’s see how many conversations this next week I can work “And I killed Sparky too!” into.