Well you did turn yourself into a giant sandworm by creating a suit made of sandtrout, so…

The fact that this song is dumb shit is what makes it so great. It makes no sense.

Look, I know the "I read this as [insert stupid joke]" here are getting old, but I legitimately thought you said "when you need a lava dump," and I was wondering when Spencer's became the go-to place for taking massive shits.

I did that on a couple runs, though it started me back at the beginning of the floor. Maybe the behavior changed in an update?

This is purely aesthetic, but I find that the Ceremonial Robes item in Rebirth makes your character look badass almost no matter what other items you have.

Eh, it's easy enough to play without immersing yourself in the themes.

He is a really great writer. I actually found myself more interested in the world's fair chapters of Devil than the serial killer ones. I mean, it was obvious that he had a hell of a lot more research available for those, but it's an impressive feat nonetheless.

Sorry, no, this is literally worse than the Holocaust.

Far, far too many. Steam says 273 hours but I think that is probably higher than the actual amount of true play time, as I frequently pause the game and leave my computer or work on other things for a long time.

You're right… I realize now that my issue was more with the general audience perception that Snowpiercer was somehow more than just a genre film because of it's attempt at class-commentary.

Assistant Director Walter Skinner.

I'm still deep in the throes of my Binding of Isaac: Rebirth addiction. I finally beat everything on hard mode with every character (yes, even the Lost).

I actually liked that District 9 just gave in and let itself be an over-the-top action movie. Not a big fan of films that feel they have to justify their action with some allegory that's pitifully shallow (I'm looking at you, Snowpiercer).

His freakout in Seven is genuinely disturbing. I mean, obviously, the whole scene is disturbing but he really brings it for that one brief cameo.

It's driving me nuts that the article makes no mention of the fact that they did the score for the film.

Their self-titled album has a lot of really solid pop-punk songs. Nothing fancy, just very listenable.

It's like an SNL skit in article form. A joke that is only kind of amusing repeated over and over again.

I'm only here to say that this headline is horrible.

A Walk Among the Tombstones is a great little crime story. TJ is a really great character that elevated the film.

Really great sound quality on this.