I liked that too. It added to the general uneasy sense of wrongness that movie had, which is a big part of why it worked imo.

I sort of agree. It’s definitely horror rooted in reality and real emotional events rather than the standard “Why would you go IN THERE?” idiot plots many horror movies need to have to make sense.

My opinion on her went back and forth throughout Sex and the City, but in Hocus Pocus and LA Story she was cute as hell.

And don’t forget Burr the Walking Dead, where by some mishap, time traveling zombies are dispatched by historical figures.

You scamp!

Even as a kid I just thought it was alright, but Sarah Jessica Parker is cute enough in it that I still stop and watch a few minutes of it during its inevitable TV repeats each Halloween. Watching as an adult, its weird that a plot point in this kids movie hinges on virginity.

Hey, if “amuck” is good enough for Chuck Jones and Michael Maltese, it’s good enough for me.

It was worth it for this.

It is enjoyable disaster porn, as soon as they talk about neutrinos mutating and affecting matter, and boiling the core of the Earth like a microwave and this thing happening every 64,000 years, one should realize there’s no point in trying to ascribe any scientific logic to the film and just enjoy the ridiculousness…

Still not as stupid as calling a moving Se7en.

Yeah, he’s definitely in a bunch of high-risk groups: old, obese, low-income.

Yeah Antebellum looked like Kindred without the introspection. I heard it was not good and when I saw this was not a direct adaptation of the Butler book, I was disappointed. 

With extended editions! 

Way back when, there was a super scary British miniseries called “Threads” that was all about nuclear fallout. In some ways, it was like the Day After, but it went further to deal with how society would potentially rebuild and what the social implications were of an annihilated society down to kids like not knowing…

I’m curious to see what the world looks like for children of the zombies

i’m sure it looks like you’d expect when your retinas have rotten away and maggots have feasted on your optic nerves. Assuming Zombies can even have children

Brandon Cronenberg’s a real chip off the old flesh.

If he really wanted to be president he wouldn’t run as an independent. Being a sketchy fake billionaire with a small role in a family movie and ties to a sex trafficker doesn’t really seem to hurt one’s chances for major party nomination.

I think the one thing they could maybe do to draw me into a new show is have it be episodic rather than an arc and have it set primarily on a boat on some long river - the Missouri/Mississippi, Rio Grande, Yukon, Colorado, something. They have to stop occasionally, gather supplies, fight off zombies and the occasional…

‘“What’s the narrative?” Tasya asks during a briefing on her new assignment’ — this sounds very similar to “Who is this versus?” from Mac in  It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. But I am very much down for some Cronenberg body horror, maybe Brandon can remake The Brood from the pov of the killer dwarves.

I’m trying to pick between two hot average decent living guys who are both in their late 70s. I didn’t plan to get here, but because of some terrible choices I made for the past few decades centuries, I’m stuck with them. The first guy, the one I’m with, he’s... fine terrible alive. But, he’s my guy for now. He’s…