“So what happened between you and this Renwick customerrrr?”

I wish the rumors that he (rather than Anthony Michael Hall) was going to be playing Tommy Doyle in the next Halloween were true, if only to add another level of alternate reality continuity weirdness to the Halloween franchise.

Huh?

On Mystery Science Theater 3000, there was a certain type of movie they’d do where the lead male characters were extremely doughy and greasy/oily and unpleasant looking (see: the drifters in Attack of the (the) Eye Creatures). John looks exactly like the stars of one of those movies.

“Just happy he made a movie without a lot of fart jokes.”

God, remember *that* Tim Burton from those endlessly creative early days? I miss him. 

I’m excited to see this - I’m a fan of Cage when the material is quality and/or meets his craziness (which I thought Mandy did), and hope this will represent a return for Richard Stanley.

Still waiting for the “Jorji, Please” spin-off game we all need. 

“think Killing Eve, a juggernaut that has maintained its quality despite a carousel of showrunners”

Honestly, even beyond the “what a 13 year old boy considers ‘adult’” silliness, I didn’t particularly enjoy playing it either. The fight system was more “complex”, but I found it tedious - I found the fighting to be the least interesting part in either game, so being able to shoot through them quickly and easily in…

Not sure if D’Angelo would want to be involved with a series with Chase again if that’s where this would be going. From her Random Roles:

The end of “Morty’s Mind Benders” is my favorite moments of Summer’s. It’s so nonchalant. 

As tired as I am of Star Wars whinging, that Instagram video made laugh.

It was almost a running joke for awhile that in Random Roles, everyone who worked with Hanks would talk about what a nice guy he is. Hell, even the Bronson Pinchot one where he went scorched earth and talked shit about everyone from Tom Cruise to Denzel Washington, when Hanks was mentioned he was like, “great guy!”.

Will the chair that he used in the 2016 movie so he wouldn’t have to put in the effort of standing while phoning in his performance also return?

And had to deal with it in three different realities, one of which where it wasn’t her brother. 

Whatever else can be said about that episode, that “bloodless coup” line has stuck with me all these years.

I don’t think an uncut version was ever actually released. The current Blu Ray is the PG-13 version, and most quotes/comments about an R Rated version seemed to indicate it’s still in a vault somewhere (assuming the cuts weren’t junked). 

Given Artie Lange’s recent condition, they got a built in plot line for her to come back...

The “9” in 200,009 was a typo, but I do like the idea that the writer of Jason X had *that* specific an idea of the population of the space city.