Hrithik Roshan (sp?), and to be fair he is really pretty, at least up to when he bulked up too much.

We can like two things!

I mentioned it above, and it's a really hard call, but I'll go with The Shadow Out Of Time. He perfects his style to the nth degree in it. For example, the usual "telling detail which seals it all but isn't given away until the end of the story" comes in the very final paragraph, sentence and word of the story.

Sounds like another oddball "arty" film for me to fall in love with and my girlfriend to tolerate for one viewing. Don't worry though, she gets her due with Bollywood movies.

I believe the racist language which surrounds the "Brexit / vote Trump" (and Trump himself) may hide that aspect somewhat. I feel they're actually interconnected, as I often hear stuff from both of those groups about "the minorities getting/taking things from us."

The Shadow Out Of Time was his last work and just about the perfection of his style, while also working like gangbusters.

I'm with you on The Dunwich Horror, I think that's working too hard to find it everywhere, when clearly there's enough racism to be found in plain sight.

I think you've just found the Achilles Heel of this article: they chose the wrong target.

We all seem to be in agreement that the "not very well known" misstep is the glaring error of the above article.

Not defending his racism in any way, OK, just get that out of the way, but that's pretty deep diving; bringing it up is almost cherry picking evidence (almost) as it's not one of his better known or probably better works. I've been reading HPL since the late 70s and I've never heard of that one.

I don't really have time to add much, but I'd just like to say that overall this was a rather cheerful Dan Savage column for once, so that's great.

Nuther white dude (albeit one with sexual twists that render me one of the minorities) who's all for the sharing of voting power with other groups.

If I had any talent for speaking in character, I would happy to oblige. Heck, even if I don't, I would.

Is it just me, or does this gimmick account is a bit too on the nose, or at least this particular repost? I mean, we can go to the Daily Mail (or any number of other sites) itself to see such comments. I don't want to sound as if I'm just slamming this account or gimmick accounts in general, they generally entertain…

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who felt this episode was rather inconsequential. I still ike the show, but this one was just sort of "eh."

It's not too early for me to make a bad pun and post "this movie stinks!" is it? No? Good.

"Horseslice" you mean.

Eesh, didn't care for that trailer at all, it didn't look like it was for Gaiman project so much as another over-the-top machismo-fest about working for the mob after getting out of prison. "Look, we punched someone in slow motion!" I got almost zero sense of magical wonder or creepiness from this.

Me too! Every second.

I bet Character Actress, Margo Martindale knows if she's on the show or not - or maybe not! Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: What Do They Know? Do they Know Things?? Let's Find out!