I consider it a prime example of Stephen King’s ability to flub an ending.

A friend of mine has never seen any Marvel movies. She just could not give a bigger shit about them, even when I tell her there are a couple that are really worth seeing, even if you don’t think that’s your thing. But she’s just not interested.

You didn’t answer the most important question:

Jesus! Don’t you understand that I’m saying that zombies and space are two sides of the same coin?

Can’t tell if you truly don’t understand my point, or if you simply refuse to acknowledge it.

“zombie movies aren’t about zombies wah wah wank wank wank”

Anyone else totally done with zombies yet? Even a somewhat novel take like this just seems tired. (And I’m not sure it’s even novel, really. Seems to have the same tone as Shaun of the Dead.)

Dial back what?  This is a good piece.

The success ratio is not great, but c’mon, that Lonely Island one is solid.

The last thing I expected here was to like this song.  I’m not sure how this is happening.

He fled the country instead of paying for his crime, yet people still give him money and opportunity and celebrate who he currently is. That’s just wrong.

Big fan of raping teenagers, then?

Ken, present-tense statements don’t need explicit qualification.

Hasbro owns Micronauts, actually, so that’s not going to happen in the MCU.

“Spectrum Originals produces premium original series available exclusively to Spectrum video subscribers on-demand and ad-free.”*

She seems like she’d be rather trying to hang out with in person, but she hasn’t really hurt anyone yet, so I still feel okay listening to Art Angels.

So... why did you even bother opening this news item?

“Gold foil on the cover signals just how special this book is.”

Man, Keen Eddie was a great show. Glad I got the boxed set back in the day, even if they changed the soundtrack.

I thought MIB 3 was solid. Not mind-blowing, but a tight 100 minutes that was consistently entertaining and didn’t drag.