Alien is a great horror movie and Aliens is a great action movie. I feel they both hold up pretty well. This is slightly off topic, but the trailer for Alien is probably my favorite movie trailer of all time.

Guacamelee is such a great, silly little game, and it can be deceptively difficult if you are going for the 100%.

On one hand, it's a perfectly fine groaner. On the other hand, it implies that people don't need bread constantly, so I don't know how to feel about that.

I've never really listened to jazz of my own volition before, but holy crap, I love The Epic. I've listened to The Rhythm Changes way too many times.

Went skiing for the first time in like 3 years! Used to be a yearly thing, but there's just been so little snow in California lately. I'm not too adventurous of a skier, but it's still fun. I watched some good hockey games and listened to a bunch of The Adventure Zone episodes on the car ride. That is quickly becoming…

I don't get it. I saw it at the right age, based on a lot of the commenters that seem to love it, but it just didn't resonate at all with me. It's weird, but other than Bowie and that one staircase scene, it isn't an enjoyable weird. The character design is just so ugly and bizarre. It's purposeful, but it doesn't…

Haven't gotten a chance yet, but The Answer was an awesome single and I can't wait to listen.

Yesssss, I'm not the only one.

Edge of Tomorrow, while still heavily Aliens based, at least had some uniqueness in their movement. When they moved fast, they were reminiscent of tumbleweeds.

Gentle Herpes takes any excuse to damn stuff.

What I'm getting from this is that Ted Cruz is made of liquid metal and can turn his arms into giant knives.

Yeah, but if you extrapolated from there, you would have had to think about the fact that your parents had had sex more than twice.

Meh, Hispanic at the Disco is far superior.

This guy! This guy gets it!

I know the Henry's Kitchen episodes I was were 1,2, 4, and 7. It leans a little bit heavier on the cringe comedy, but that's not usually my thing and I find them hilarious.

Have you ever seen Henry's Kitchen? That's what this reminds me of, except it looks like it would last longer. The first few episodes of Henry's Kitchen I couldn't breathe from laughing too hard, but they get samey after a bit.

And I thought these things smelled bad on the outside!

Both are incredibly sad occasions and there's no way to put a measure on the impact of their lives or their deaths, but it really sucks to hear a bunch of people in high school talking about Rickman's death when there wasn't a single mention of Bowie on Monday.

That poster was his horcrux!

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