Green Room is on my list, too. I'd like to see Macon Blair unapologetically kick it out.

I finally watched Blue Ruin after putting it on, taking it off my Netflix queue for a couple of years. There were a lot of small moments and great side characters that added up to a really good movie.

I partial to "both barrels"

I reread The Talented Mr. Ripley every couple of years. I think it's the best one out of the Ripliad. I haven't read The Cry of the Owl, but will.

I'm glad I'm not alone.

I remember him in Band of Brothers, so this seems kind of sad.

I liked her in Mansfield Park. She was a bit hoydenish, not as proper as other Fannies. She played Fannie Price, Rory Kinnear was Rushworth, and Douglas Hodge was Sir Thomas.

Gah, what a great & horrible image.

Hey, if Hannibal could do it.

Just be yourself, Dracula. No, wait…

"wet metal," great.

And the mattress pad and those things aren't cheap.

The hall of mirrors started out as good fun and got creepy fast. Being lost in one would be awful.

Your concern for Justine's health is endearing.

Foggy is still delicious.

I'd love to read the book.

This movie got me on a Joseph Cotten streak. Just watched the Third Man, Niagara is next.