Interestingly, each ghost displays its own distinct behaviors, meaning they don’t just sporadically roam around the maze waiting for you to accidentally run into them.

Drums and Guns (2011) is my personal favorite. “Dust on the Window” is a stand-out track for me that features Mimi Parker’s vocals:

But it’s nice to see Kathryn Hahn finally returning as Louise’s potential BFF Jessica and Jillian Bell returning as Louise's "real mom" Nat.

Yeah, reading the headline I asked myself, “So is Adams a Michael Keaton or Christian Bale kind of guy?” Then I was mildly irritated with the headline after reading the story.

From what I’ve seen of his posts he’s a little worse than MANIMAL. The only thing I really saw MANIMAL be a dick about was DC vs. Marvel, whereas this little condom accident trolls people across the board. He’s not as bad as, say, recognitions, Squatemate Primate, or the Dr. Emilio Lizardo imposter, but he’s still a…

Oh cool. It was Shakespeare’s South—it was the local Bernie fundraising arm that sponsored it, but lots of Warren supporters who would be cool with Sanders as a second choice (or a Sanders/Warren or Warren/Sanders ticket) were there, too. Delaney was absolutely insufferable.

Eating free food and drinking good beer at a Shakespeare’s Pizza with like-minded progressives is about as good a way to spend an evening in Columbia, Missouri as a thirty-something can hope for. I’m sure you were at an exclusive club getting laid in the champagne room—and totally not on the Internet trolling people…

Understood, and I agree wholeheartedly.

I like how you immediately starred yourself. Keep up the good work on boosting your own self-esteem by pointing and laughing at people who give a shit about anything. 

I like when art is left open to the reader/viewer, too, but the number of people weighing in with the kind of definitive answer that you yourself are kind of offering (“Cliff is totally an unreliable narrator,” or it’s definitely a fantasy, not a flashback, or vice versa) and insulting people that disagree with them…

Sweet. Could he also do like a four-minute breakdown on whether or not Brad Pitt’s character Cliff Booth is meant to be an unreliable narrator or not, so that the bitter sectarian violence gripping AVC comments sections can end?

I agree (obviously, me hopes) that she’s a fringe candidate who will soon fall by the wayside, but Williamson’s answer about reparations was lucid, stirring, and pretty-well received by the 40+ person watch party that I attended (composed of a pretty even-split of Warren and Sanders supporters), as well as the…

Watching the OT as adult my favorite part of all it has become Leia and Han’s flirting-via-verbal-one-upmanship, and I can't imagine anyone doing it better than Fisher and Ford.

I had this OT VHS box set from the mid-90s that included little snippets of an interview Lucas did with Leonard Maltin. Maltin just fawns over Lucas’s genius and asks him all of these leading questions setting up Lucas to go on and on about how he had the whole Star Wars saga written out before he even started filming…

Llyod Cole and the Commotions ask “Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken?”:

...and production coordinator and occasional cast member Melissa Galsky (Ms. Jacobson).

Would going with “Bill the Cat” be considered cheating?

It heartens me that he, John Carpenter (71), and David Cronenberg (76) are all still kicking after Wes Craven (who would have turned 80 next month), George Romero (would have turned 79 in February), and Tobe Hooper (would have turned 76 next month) all died within the past four years. That generation of horror…

We were just talking about a poem about wasps in my lit class—it’s another little attempt at making them more sympathetic:

Low is right up there towards the top of my list of “Criminally Underappreciated Artists.” Just one exceptionally well-crafted album after another going back over two decades.