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Yup. Exactly it. The name “Amityville” can’t be trademarked. So you’re a horror director with five dollars who wants to make a haunted house flick? Just call it the Amityville Terror/Panic/Mild Anxiety and boom! Brand name recognition and association with a major horror franchise.

I’ve said for years they should make a movie about Kings Park.

Ahh, the Amityville series...possibly the dumbest (and strangely closest to immortal) horror franchise in all of film history.

Dammit! Can’t... upvote... more than once!

the long-delayed 18th (!) film

is it possible that it being based on a “true” story makes it more open for just anybody to make an Amityville movie?

I’ve decided Ella talking about the “sparks” every time Decker talks to Pierce is some kind of meta commentary on forced chemistry.

I am going to be pretty surprised if it turns out that Pierce is NOT Sinnerman.

He’d offer you a hot beverage?

I thought Clive Owen was the thinking person’s Gerard Butler!

And don’t try being the lead every time. Pick a character actor role and make it memorable.

It’s not that fun, is it? I mean, is the answer not always Russell Crowe?

I did enjoy Kimmy as the world’s most dedicated crossing guard’s creative approach to the trolley problem (stepping in front of the trolley herself to derail it).

It’s because Schrodinger’s Cat is difficult to execute without causing the episode to turn tragic.

I mean, isn’t it possible someone sold him a forgery because he’s too dumb to check?

He really needs to do more comedy. I’m not sure how he got so stuck as grimacing, stoic action hero

...of aluminum fo-il! [Fo-il]

White House Down was all kinds of fun.

Oddly enough, if you're a politics nerd at all, Bill Pullman was pretty clearly a Republican. Military background, base is disdainful of "compromise" and "politics," the right-wing commentators on McLaughlin defend him and the left-wing ones give him shit, an african-american woman from California mentions she voted…