Not sure what you’re talking about. John Davis never held back when a car was missing a volt meter!

Owen Wilson does something similar.

In that pic it looks like he’s sitting behind a wooden bathtub.

The Changeling (1980) is missing on this list. Also, I consider Wolfen (1981) superior to The Howling and even American Werewolf in London. And maybe The Watcher in the Woods, which I think is rather underappreciated.

I was thinking it looked like...something, but couldn’t pin it down. You nailed it.

That was my biggest takeaway too. Get your shit together and close your mouth while eating, YouTuber!

Sorry, but this joke of yours didn’t land this time.

Very understandable pass in your case.

Agree 100%.

Username checks out. Response dismissed.

I just assume it’s a kind of arrogance where the studio or filmmaker assumes their product is awesome enough to warrant 2+ hours of running time. Most movies these days are not that good. I almost get excited when I see a new movie in the 90 minute ballpark.

Man, I hope the dude finally gets some time to play that guitar and takes some walks.

Not featured exactly, but there is a nice red SW20 MR2 that makes a brief appearance in a mall parking lot in Jackie Brown.

Cops + tow truck companies are a total fucking racket.

Or nah. Let’s not try to elevate a very specific form of teenage-level speaking as something that’s either cool or an effective way of communicating.

Had to stop reading due to the guy’s “like” usage. Ctrl-F indicates there’s, like, 23 of ‘em.

Interesting that this post came up (out of the blue?), because while I was never a big fan of DM back in the day (enjoyed the odd song here and there), I have been playing various tracks from them on YouTube off and on over the last few weeks, even reading or watching some interviews as well.