Pass(h)

To the point where it's very effective; I want to check this out later. I haven't seen the show though.

Gone Girl has Scoot McNairy, Kim Dickens, and Carrie Coon.

They're making a documentary about just Part II, and it's called "Scream, Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street," which I think is an amazing title.

What about Candyman or The People Under the Stairs? This still sounds cool though.

It's either Graveyard Shift or Chocolate with Nuts for me. Graveyard Shift was actually pretty creepy as a kid.

I had no idea their last name was Wilkerson.

Yes the wind-up question was hilarious. I feel like Scott doesn't usually get to actively tell a joke out of nowhere; the jokes are more reactive and arise out of conversation.

I watched Antichrist the other day; that was pretty crazy.

It seems like the least they could do is get the main actress from the first one, but maybe she doesn't want to.

I saw that it was on ifc recently and I made sure to switch to it to see the ending. The leadup to its lair is pretty creepy and well-shot.

It's interesting because that same feature seems to be most other reviewers' main complaint about the game.

I actually enjoyed it a little less when I was high. It was too dry or something. But that was also the second time I saw it.

Well he did have that speaker box thing.

How has American Dad been lately? I recently saw an episode where Stan gets into texting, and it had some good jokes but felt more Family Guy-ish than it usually does. I think the only other TBS one I saw was where Jeff returned and that was pretty good.

Not bad, pretty clever!

When my phone/whatever tells me it has low battery I use "shut up baby I know it."

It's you who's out Gobby, out of your mind!

Sometimes when something annoying happens, I say American Dad's "seriously, Mexico?"

But these are all critically well-regarded, no?