They ended up with at least double the Gunn in the end.

She had quite a bit of cut footage if I'm remembering right.

It was probably just the Well of Somethingorother. Norse mythology has a thousand wells of prophecy lying around. Probably not worth much more than they did tell us.

I thought camp was just UK-slang for gay anyway.

Got lost on the way to another message board?

Carrying on about It Follows because so many other horror movies are such shamelessly misogynist sex-punishing shite is a bit like riding Spec Ops: The Line's taint because of the existence of so many Wankee Doodle FPSes, isn't it?

And their cows if they're REALLY evil, like the Amalekites.

I had to check Google. I was surprised at the notion Monty Hall is still walking anywhere.

Hipster Injuns? This situation just keeps getting better.

"But don't you see? You're only reinforcing stereotyp—" *shpnk* *dead*.
And that happened every time.

It is Canada, after all. World turned upside down.
Straight guys have names like Bruce, and gay guys have names like Scott.

DON'T YOU MEAN, CAITLYN? LOLOLOLOLOL! (I'm obligated to make that joke every time the name Bruce ever pops up anywhere.)

The ones after are fine though.

Down with Marbury v. Madison!

It strikes me you're more for the some-x over no-x than states' rights in the abstract.

Context would just make it worse in this case, what with the Confederacy being a hot button issue now, only century+ later.

If he was like Adam Baldwin, you'd meet a squishy end in the parking lot.

"I just read it as a "trying too hard" signifier that they weren't "liberals"."
I think you've just shared the secret of the entire right-wing bumper sticker and automotive accouterments market.

If they were going for Southern identification, they'd probably be using the actual Confederate Flag which, as far as I'm aware, only comes into existence when someone calls the symbol that assorted racists and traitors always use "the Confederate Flag."

More an example of the "Dear Christ, we get it. You're conservative." school of thought, really.