Hounds Of Love streamlines and synthesizes the eccentricities of The Dreaming, making them more immediate but no less potent.

Donald Sutherland in Kate Bush’s “Cloudbusting”.

Man, I hope this latest movie for Eva Green is a good movie.  She’s been the best part of so many mediocre films.  Dark Shadows, the 300 sequel, the Sin City sequel all come to mind.

British Steel is the favorite Judas Priest album of people who have only heard British Steel.

And unlike Migos in general, as far as I know, he never removed people’s brains to put them in cannisters to take back to Yuggoth.

Exhibit Number 300,000,000 as to no good coming from being on Twitter, ever.

Everyone should go read The Peripheral. What a fun, thoughtful techno-thriller that was. The show’s in the same vein so far, so I’m hooked. 

He’s wrong. This has been going on since well before the 80's and in every art form, not just movies. Some Neolithic person painting pictures of aurochs in Lascaux probably got pissed off that their cousin started charging two shells to get into the cave.

I also love how they say, “You can’t joke about/say anything anymore! You couldn’t make Blazing Saddles today!”

They’re ah, going to some lengths to not mention the point that Asriel’s war is literally against god.

If this season ends the way the Witching Hour did, everyone will forget the fucked up baby stuff from the Twilight Saga as things get very weird here.

Yup. You’ll never understand.

Europe always had POC and evidence of them was intentionally and systematically removed from the historical record in the 19th century by racist historians in Europe and the U.S.

Keoghan’s creepy charisma

“I don’t understand why people find sex on screen so weird.”

Salem’s Lot only at number 19?

How about more of The State?

Subhead: mild snarking on people who buy physical media. First sentence: succinct explanation for why people should want physical media. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Somewhere, a long abandoned Disqus served just churned to life, like the computer in Alien, with green text reading “First Canceraids Dawes” over and over again.