I never actually read the comic, but I did do a Google search to make sure it was a Marvel imprint (and I was remembering incorrectly) and apparently they also did a crossover with Barker’s Rawhead Rex. A film that I’ve never seen (I think I read the short story in Books of Blood) but with creature effects like this:

Oh, I’m sure the restaurant in a city that Hillary Clinton won by 30 points is going to be suffering.

Just look at social media, it’s filled with people from New Jersey to Texas vowing to boycott this Lexington, VA restaurant.

*Womp womp*

Funny enough, it looks like Marvel released a Nightbreed comic under one of their imprints.

I’m willing to give the show a shot. At one point Buffy the Vampire Slayer was just some crappy movie starring Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, and Pee-wee Herman.

they were doing a postmortem on what went wrong and one person said it was basically teased as it was gonna be “the ‘Star Wars’ of horror movies.”

It could have been a callback, but - honestly - I couldn’t remember a damn thing about her.

At least Nicolas Cage wasted his money on dinosaur skeletons.

The Golden Girls did it, if you ignore the fact that “Empty Nest” the episode was completely different from Empty Nest the series. Well, not completely different, they shared a single actor but he played a different (kind of offensive) character in the backdoor pilot.

“Now, take a seat, junior and listen to someone who gave their youth in service of their country. Mrs. Crabapple, the pledge, please.”

I don’t know, I found it kind of uncomfortable watching RuPaul force nearly every member of the cast to relive their assorted traumas.

Also, the “eat the cake, Anna May” thing was really shitty, especially when you’re moments away from talking to people about their abuse.

Becky: Things have been kind of rough since Mom crashed her car into that truck carrying radioactive waste.

Darlene: Yeah, and it’s even worse that the driver was pigeon...

I know they probably despise one another and spend as little time in each other’s company as possible, but you would think his people would reach out to her people to make sure her publicist wasn’t contradicting this statement at that exact same moment.

Probably because Brandon never underwent HRT. I’m not sure it would be possible to hire a cis man, and even finding a trans man who would have fit Brandon’s lanky build would have been hard because once you start HRT, your build actually changes.

They did bring it back, maybe ten years ago or so, but they put it on MTV 2 (which they were trying to brand as MTV for men) and I don’t think it did very well.

I love Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Death Becomes Her (but that Boomer wankfest Forest Gump can go drown on his shrimp boat.) However, given Zemeckis’s recent filmography, I don’t have high hopes.

Also, I’m really shocked that he’s doing a film about photographer Mark Hogancamp.

You forgot to mention how, instead of “What the hell!” They say “What the shell!”

ETA: I feel like I may need to explain this because it’s kind of nuanced. You can’t say hell on a children’s show (except that one episode of Rugrats) and turtles have shells...

Is Donatello making love to us with his eyes?

*Spoilers*

It’s the true story of an outsider artist named Mark Hogancamp. Hogancamp was assaulted outside a NYC bar, the attack that left him with severe brain damage. He coped with the trauma by creating his own mythology set in Belgium during WW II, that he illustrates with photographs and films staring 12" dolls.

His…

I would like to add:

If you feel the director’s vision is not meshing with the Star Wars brand, fire them before you even begin filming. You’ll save so such money on reshoots.

Their names change - MRA, incel, gamer-gate, comics-gate, sad puppies, Real Star Wars fans - but at the heart of it the same fragile rage born of the poisonous chemical combination of white supremacy and toxic masculinity.