Coprophagous Rictus

That looks great; where is it from?

It was worth seeing in the theater for the sweet Pink Floyd driving music.

I introduced my wife to the movie for the first time a few weeks ago, and watching her reaction was almost as good as getting to see it for the first time again.

I honestly hope Billy Zane had as much fun making that movie as it looks like he did.

Loved the movie! You guys really put together a hell of a cast for these 2 films.

You are just some severe lighting and a grainy filter away from being Silent Hill NPCs.

In my head, I hear that quote in Werner Herzog's voice and cadence.

I went to a mystery movie marathon at my local Alamo Drafthouse on Saturday. I was pretty happy with the 4 films they showed:
1) The Gore Gore Girls
2) Retribution
3) Possessor (uncut)
4) Demons.

The real fun was getting a new kitten Sunday, and my wife discovering he's prone to late night zoomies.

I still have the Creepshow comic, and Wrightson also illustrated King's Cycle of the Werewolf (Silver Bullet) and The Stand.

One of the few movies I ever saw twice in the theater on back-to-back nights. It's so fun.

One hell of a movie.

It's going to be his big, tacky gold-plated tomb. If we're lucky, he'll leave orders to have his most spineless enablers sealed in with him, like his own Terracotta army of guardian dipshits.

"You ripped my favorite shirt!"
[Carnage ensues]

After careful consideration while listening to nothing but Gunship on my drive to and from work for the last 5 days: yes, in fact, that band does kick ass.

Thanks, man, that's super-useful!
30+ years of gaming, and I still love learning new hacks and shortcuts.

I think I've played through the whole trilogy four times. I love all of those characters, but Tali'zorah vas Normandy is maybe my favorite in all of gaming.

I love it. My brother lives on the edge of the protected forests that surround the Worcester airport, and this is all you hear when we sit out by his fire pit at night.

Blood Quantum was a lot of fun. Rhymes is a hell of a movie, but with a darker story grounded in police corruption and abuse in the residential schools. I love them both, but I can just have BQ on as a casual watch anytime, and I don't think I could with Rhymes.

Also, Gina Gleason has entirely too much fun on stage for someone whose fingers are clearly about to burst into flames.

I've never seen this one, but was considering whether to watch it for the challenge, or to go with Rhymes for Young Ghouls (which I have seen before).

I caught them once in Boston over a decade ago, and 3 times in recent years, when they came through Omaha. Every show was phenomenal.

And my 120-sider is for self-defense.

I've never seen it before, but what a fun watch.

Fun Fact:
If Stephen Miller suddenly finds himself within 10 feet of a person with skin a darker shade than milk, he drops one of his wriggling appendages to the ground as a distraction and runs away while pissing himself.

"Fatherrrrrrrr"

I'm actually running D20 Star Wars for my group now, and we're having a blast.

I have a WKRP Turkey Drop t-shirt that I break out every November.

Oops, I forgot to warn you: Salem is a small city and was never designed for the traffic volume that visits every day in October, and there isn't enough parking. We usually head into the next town, Beverly, and either take the train or get another ride into Salem.