Where’s Poochie?

Hopefully Flanagan will stick the landing this time. Giving that show a happy ending by arbitrarily changing the nature of the house after spending 9 episodes unambiguously depicting it as a bad place with malevolent intentions was a terrible decision.

“Grown adults scare the shit out of themselves in night vision - The Series.”

Well, yeah.  Human males often resemble their fathers when they become adults.

I’m still not convinced she has talent.

Barring some sort of mass moment of clarity in the Federal government, those things are now permanently a part of modern culture.

Dear Chase - oh shit! There’s stickers

I wonder how they deal with the fact that Dick Halloran plays a not insignificant part in the novel but in the movie he took an ax to the chest.

It’s like a Reese’ Peanut Butter Cup of The Banana Splits and 5 Nights at Freddy’s. “You got your nostalgia inducing Gen X kid’s show in my jump scare filled horror game!”

And here is Jonathan Frakes telling you you’re wrong for 47 seconds

I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt because he’s demonstrated a deft touch when it comes to sci-fi but Dune is an exceptionally difficult book to adapt properly. without filling it with hours of clunky expository dialogue. I’m fairly certain he’ll do a better job than Lynch did (who was only motivated by the…

Hereditary broke me for a few days and I don’t break easy. Between that and the short film I saw from Aster (yay incest!) , I’m not sure I want to watch anything else he’s made

When you have the same name as your ridiculously famous father, you kinda have to go with a nickname

I’m pretty sure Hank Venture wore that getup in season 5 of the Venture Bros

Yeah, it’s a bit self indulgent on his part and it’s certainly a jarring line if you don’t know the context but I see it as a bit of an easter egg for Gaiman fans.

(sorry, Kinja double post).  Ignore

It’s been a while since I read the book but I seem to remember A and C not having that much actual impact on the plot - being more like a silly Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Perhaps Gaiman wanted them to actually play a part in the resolution since they were, ostensibly the main characters.

Pepper’s one-liner to War—“I believe in peace, bitch!”—provoked a viscerally unpleasant reaction in me.

I’m not sure I would have watched Deadly Class without the nostalgia inducing 80's punk and post punk love that pervaded the series.. Apart from that it was pretty generic.