Also, and most importantly, Chapek’s head looks like a penis.

Chapek drew a lot of criticism for his handling of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill. He also shut down what were considered complementary services at Walt Disney World, like the Magical Express and free MagicBands. I can’t say how much of this is valid, but people associate Chapek with rising prices and declining quality…

Tell me you’ve never read a Batman comic without telling me you’ve never read a Batman comic.

But he was going to do a Star Trek movie?

I hate slasher films, and I enjoyed the first movie on a certain level. It’s not my favorite, but you can’t deny Thornton is fantastic. It’s a really dark horror comedy. Period. The scene at the end where he’s grasping for Vicky through the chains and just starts honking his little horn. That’s hilarious. It reminds…

Superheroes pretty much always create their own problems.

My son and I LOVED the first game. We’ll still check it out. Unless I’m missing some obvious titles, there aren’t a whole lot kid-friendly RTS games out there.

I think when it comes to these discussions there is a general misunderstanding of what “power” is. It’s not, as one commenter joked, that he has x-ray vision or the magical ability to hypnotize women. It’s a power differential in terms of his standing regarding class, gender, status, etc. He does have the ability to…

I just saw that when I was getting a costume over the weekend! I opted for the resin Haunted Mansion sign for $19. You can get that sign for $100 at ShopDisney or $19 at Spirit. It’s a no-brainer.

I feel like we had this conversation in another article, but why do you assume the lead singer of a famous band has no “power” over women?

Yeah, it seems like that lineup should have been the other way around. The opener should have been some guy with two turntables and a microphone.

I have a nephew who faints at the sight of blood. It’s a thing.

I watched the one-minute clip on Twitter, and it’s comedic and totally unrealistic. He uses a scalpel to take the top of the victim’s head off and expose the brain. That’s just not possible. But kudos to the FX team for all the practical work. The movie is probably worth watching for that alone.

In the Mouth of Madness is one of my favorites, but I’ll still watch Ghosts of Mars and Escape From LA. Sadly, Vampires has James Woods. 

Carpenter is the man. Great interview.

I immediately grabbed the Haunted Mansion bust they are selling this year. And I have a pretty great Creepshow long-sleeve now. I guess we’re just plebes compared with AV Club writers who only buy merch at exclusive horror conventions.

I just found out Nick Cave and Warren Ellis scored the show. Maybe I’ll just listen to the score, though.

Want to guess where the people who made those podcasts and documentaries got their information? And what they are presenting is just a sample of the information from the source. You should read more.

Madisynn: “So like his suit isn’t actually made of iron?”

I have fond memories of playing the first level of Shadows of the Empire over and over.