I love Kraftwerk - those autotuned vocals are cool.

Plus $73 convenience fee.

Oh, cool. I saw Isis in that room in the early 2000s.

A bit of trivia: The featured photo is from the Middle East (Upstairs) in Cambridge, MA.

Project Firestart definitely borrowed heavily from Alien's aesthetic and tone, of course.

I believe Project Firestart was '89, and Alien 3 was '92.

This game used to freak me out so hard. I never got very good at it, as I was pretty young when I had it, but just walking the corridors and then running into one of those aliens was terrifying. The very simple music was great and creepy, too.

"Frightening Verse" is your best bet.

To be fair, Macs have good lifespans. I bought an iMac in 2009 and it's been problem-free ever since. Only now is it starting to show its age, so I may just get me another.

His whole ouevre is based on filmmaker brutality.

It's easy - a dude trips and smashes his faceplate on a rock. Or sabotage!

Just picture an alien in rainbow suspenders!

But their guild-members will probably do a little service before their next raid.

I have a few hundred balloons netted to my ceiling, hooked up to an Arduino which is triggered to drop them when Google alerts retrieve news of Dick Cheney's death.

"Somewhere, he has loved ones that are hurting."

Have they added the tiger king guy with the stupid kingdom from the comics to the show? That was when I stopped reading.

I don't know why they wouldn't use a Wayne Coyne drawing. Would've been much more interesting.

At least Green Room made sense because of the Creedence connection - but I wish they'd just used the original version.

Is everyone else sick of the now well-trodden "slowed down creepy version of pop song" thing in trailers?

Snowball II taking the knife for Marge and landing in the garbage was a great sight gag.