The bit where Misha Barton is under the bed (which I think was in the trailer) always makes me jump. And the bodies hanging in the school hallway creep me out.

I don’t think it’s a horror movie, more suspense/thriller. However, there are two moments in it that always give me the willies.

Based on interviews I’ve seen of her, I think it’s close to how she is in real life. After all, some many of those characters are in movies written, directed or produced by her husband.

OMG! This just made my day! I messaged a friend who always played it at her slumber parties to say that we needed to get together to watch the remake.

“Watcher in the Woods” was the slumber party movie for my group of friends in the 80s. I watched it with an old friend a few years ago, and it still creeped me out.

Am I the only person who can’t stand Leslie Mann? I find her annoying and unfunny. And it doesn’t help that she always tends to play a harpy-esque wife/mother/girlfriend.

Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts aren’t the only option. I was in Camp Fire growing up (as were my mom and sisters). As I recall, there was only one Brownie troop in my area, but we had multiple Bluebird groups at all the elementary schools. My group was only girls, but Camp Fire went co-ed in 1975, and I remember there…

I have short achilles tendons, so I’ve always been a ball-walker. I have giant calves (although not very defined), and it makes shopping for boots really hard. Most wide-calf boots are too small for my calves, and those they are large enough are then too large for my ankle, making me look like the Saggy Baggy Elephant.

I have 319 Neanderthal variants, which puts me at more than 96% of 23&Me users.

She didn’t do Mannequin 2 (aka Mannequin: On the Move) either.

As someone who truly doesn’t want to have kids, it’s also extremely awkward when you find out that the person who also said they didn’t want to have kids was actually trying to have kids when they said that. It’s happened to me quite a few times, and I’ve felt bad about the things I said about not wanting to have kids…

This kind of stuff never seems to hurt a GOPer’s career. If a Democrat politician has an affair, they get run out of town. If a Republican does the same, they find God (again) and keep their job.

I just started using BulletVPN. It’s not free, but it’s worked really well. Not sure I’d keep it all the time, but it’s definitely helpful when there are series I want to watch.

I’m excited about this. Listen Without Prejudice Vol I is one of my all-time favorite albums. I listened to it on cassette non-stop my sophomore and junior years of high school.

I just started using a VPN so I can watch Strike and Great British Bake Off, but I’m also catching up on all my favorite panel shows.

I love British panel shows. When I’m in England, I always end up staying up way too late watching years-old reruns of QI, Have I Got News for You, 8 out of 10 Cats, Mock of the Week, Room 101...the list could go on. I don’t know why they appeal to me so much, but I do.

Way back in the early days of the Alamo Drafthouse and the Rolling Roadshow, I saw The Goonies in a cave with Corey Feldman and hundred other people. We even got Baby Ruth candy bars. (In fact, it might have been their first Rolling Roadshow.)

The two-dose is for kids 9-14. If they haven’t received their second dose by their 15th birthday, they will have to follow the three-dose schedule.

It’s because research in other countries where it’s required and given through national health service (like Australia) has shown that the two-dose schedule is just as effective for children 9-14 years old because the immune response is best at the age. Anyone getting it after turning 15 will have to follow the…

The answer is probably all of the above. Some parents aren’t properly educated by the health care provider to know their child needs multiple shots, or they possibly can’t take time off work to take their kid to multiple wellness appointments over the course of the year. There are a lot of interventions practices with…