I got to walk past Dourif in an episode of the short-lived PAX series Ponderosa. I consider that a life highlight.

Sounds like some special snowflakes needed their safe space.

Cole's former American Gothic co-star Nick Searcy will likely half-approve.

Interesting how the only times we see message board commentators do all this "innocent until proven guilty" hand-waving and tut-tutting is when a woman alleges a man has physically or sexually assaulted her. Quite telling.

Wondering if this was that Red Sonja film that fell through.

I just came for all the Smashing Pumpkins word play.

"Swords for show, scimitars for a pro. Shit 'em up real good."

"Ah fookin' 'ate genies."

I can't imagine these will look any good. NTSC tape blown up to HD resolution? No thanks.

I'll say it: Radioland Murders really isn't that bad.

The sequel, Megiddo (really a glorified remake) is directed by Ozploitation vet Brian Trenchard Smith, and has some surprising directorial flourishes for this kind of thing.

No kids getting beheaded unconvincingly by sorta-Dutch-accented Russkies, either.

It's certainly more digestable than A Distant Thunder, which is flat-out mean spirited and actually made me angry at its intentions (frightening and indoctrinating children). I haven't gotten through the other two Doughton apocalypse films, though Image of the Beast has a smidge of star power in Ty Hardin (a frothing…

Yo, cover some of The Projection Booth, will ya? They're covering Night of the Creeps this week!

Ferengi for Trump

I had to look it up, but I think this is what it means: http://www.clutchmagonline….

There's a fake James Patterson currently publishing broken English knock-offs on the Kindle store. Lots of angry reviews.

Cool story Grandpa.

Danny's nephew Bodhi might have something to day about that. Or maybe not, who knows?

The series, which centers on Jenna Elfman-CANCELLED.