As someone remarked, it’s like burning down a building for the insurance money.” Read more
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Oh, you're fucked now, Zaslav. The giant anvil lobby has deep pockets.
Omg thank you so much I tried like, half a dozen times to stop it at the right time but couldn't get it. 💖
At least 2 mothers:
Are we going to learn from this? Read more
It feels like it’s been forever since I’ve seen an interesting commercial. Or any commercial that isn’t Liberty Mutual just delaying my YouTube video, for that matter.
I watch a variety of horror movies, including all of the Saws, but definitely found Terrifier a difficult watch. As a 30-minute short, like the VHS found footage movies, I could get on board with the character, but as feature length it certainly drags way too much for how little goes into it. It’s certainly one those… Read more
this is so common here, because it’s the cheapest land you can get considering location. There’s a lot of storage lots under freeways all across the county. So stupid.
Good thing that this will certainly spur other municipalities to have a look at their own infrastructure to make sure this hazard is dealt with.
I’d say pretty much always. Too much oil, so it overflows when the turkey goes in; standing too close and somehow the thing gets knocked over; or putting an insufficiently-thawed bird in.
And here I’ve been just poking a hole in the base of cans with a heavy knife like some animal
What especially surprised me about Terrifier 2 was that I was in Tokyo last summer and it was playing EVERYWHERE. Like waaaaay more theater presence over there than at any point I could recall back home. Wild what seems to stick.
here’s your third - Read more
Cable TV in 1975 only had 9,800,000 subscribers, and it was generally restricted to mountainous areas that were unable to receive broadcast signals. Even then, cable networks only carried local VHF and UHF stations. WTBS in Atlanta wouldn’t get established until 1976, when it would run local Atlanta programming. Even… Read more
I’m hoping Damien Leone has an editor this time. When he’s the writer-director-editor, every idea that flies into his head is going to end up in the finished product and we’ll end up with something way too long again.
It’s getting its own spin-off called The Fascinator.
Anyone catch that quick cut at around the two minutes two seconds point? I can't stop it at the right time to see it.
I’m not sure I watch these for the tight pacing.
I find the lack of discussion about giant-tiny-horse troubling.