Great memories: Watching a bunch of 20 year olds at the local Tilt playing Primal Rage, and a bunch of them clapping when one of the players made Chaos, the giant Bigfoot, kill his opponent by pissing acid on his prone body.

Tommy looks like the guy at the porno store who's too bored to tell the kids to not bring their backpacks in.

I'm not saying I'd eat the guy, but I'm pretty sure Pizza the Hutt tasted better than Gumbys. Definitely better than Sbarros.

The thing about Krull that I really hated was the Beast. When I first saw the movie, I was utterly fascinated by this character. What a badass! He flies around in a magic castle that teleports to a new location daily, he has an army of insectoid super soldiers, and in the scenes shared with the princess, he's seen in…

I am AGHAST that you would forget to mention Never For Ever in your list of amazing Kate Bush albums, and demand that this slight be rectified by upvoting this comment.

I can't stop listening to Flesh Without Blood, which is an incredibly good pop song that's just missing that one element to really put it over the top; I kinda agree with Pitchfork's review that said that it lacks a real chorus, and that kinda hurts it. Still, an amazing pop song that I've been listening to on repeat…

If the episode involved Ghosts, Bigfoot, Alien Abductions, or the Ogopogo, run to the nearest exit.

There was a commercial for a special on the Humanzee that terrified me to death. Maybe it was just the drugs I was ingesting, but I became quite frightened at the chilling music being played while a balding chimpanzee walked around as a biped.

This is so random, but the ending to Puppet Master 2. It features a character that's an animated mannequin, with dead eyes, waxy skin and a tooth guard in place of dentures. It's by far the creepiest thing I've ever fucking seen, yet it's from a goddamn Full Moon picture. How is that possible?

Hindsight is 20/20 and all, but it's kinda funny that years later, Cartoon Network would basically take the same premise-Japanese Pop Duo-and make a far better show in the form of Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. Of course, this worked because a.)it was animated and b.)they confined PUFFY to just playing the music, while American…

You're right; it was the bartender. The drunk was sleeping it off inside.

It was a joint actually, and yeah, how he managed that trick is beyond me.

Has it been mentioned that "Lover's Vow" is a direct riff on "The Woman in the Snow" from the Japanese anthology film Kwaidan?

Fun Fact: Gargoyles have a lot of connections in the art world.

Man, the gargoyle just DESTROYED that one drunk leaving the bar.

The Raft is one of my favorite anthology stories.

I always liked the part where, having accepted his fate, Remar looks up at the gargoyle and says, "I loved you" and she responds, "I loved you too. But you broke your vow, and that sealed our fate". Great stuff.

The world is still lacking a good adaptation of the Hopkinsville Goblin incident.

As a child, I remember being really creeped out by the scene where they pull of the kid's wig during what I think is a soccer game. Years later, when I re-watched it, I was shocked at how goofy and French Canadian the entire film was. Celine Dion even sings on the soundtrack! The utterly bonkers tone is still present.

The horrors of awful green screen!