I think that movie was considered "good" by some critics , in comparison to another movie with similar themes. All I know is that it was pretty terrible and I hope the sequel was just a cash in on the baffling goodwill for the original and that the original writer and/or director did not want to expand on the previous…

What? They made a sequel? I'd like to add another question mark. "?"

Look at the wee puppet man, buying stuff on Amazon.

Not only that, I was trying to play a game with my son and you HAD to go online and whatever else just to play together. "But we have the disc IN THE SYSTEM!!!" So we just popped in a Sega Classics or Tetris or something after 30 minutes of trying to find a newer one to play together. It's almost like they don't want…

All I got was a link to the AVGNs Shit Pickle show. *sad face emotipokemon*

I finally caved and looked it up. It was called Deadbeat. The first two seasons were good and then they changed the whole dynamic.

Nope. The other show where he could see ghosts. The last season had him teamed up with the guy from Harold and Kumar. I cannot for the life of me remember what the hell it is called. (asks wife. She can't remember either.)

He was a character in an episode of that ghost show with the guy from Tucker and Dale. Just watched the whole series a couple months ago and can't remember the name. The last season was pretty bad.

I can see this working. I found myself wondering what it would look like in black and white. Like, would the suit maybe come off as more comic-ish. But I didn't want to stop the episode.

Next timmme yew should be more carefull with yer wallette.

Do not denigrate the cake.

Yeah, but it's a F13/Elm St crossover flick. Did it deliver on what it promised? Yup.

"Fix the show". He says this repeatedly, but he's just talking about the story and songs. Weird that you wouldn't want to "fix" the stunts that were causing delays and injuries.

Inferno has the weakest protagonist (John Dullardguy, I think) for sure. I enjoy the outright oddness of the rest, though. Anyway, that's cool. Enjoy!

Jesus, really? MOT didn't even feel like a real 3 mothers/Argento movie until the last 30 minutes, or so. But, okay.

The yum part gets me every time.

That's good to hear re: the film, not so much re: the article.

Then wouldn't it be more about what she wants rather than deserves? Her talents could be utilized better in smaller films but it seems like she prefers the better money.

I think the author pointed out that lower budgeted and/or indie films were an option.

Loving this. There have been, among other things, very Argento/Goblin moments. Thanks, again.