Rigel

The clown runs a huge company and is frequently captured on good-quality video. Not a cryptid.

The question lies in his relationship with fellow sandwich clowns The Burger King and Jack in the Box. Is this a trinitarian situation, one of syncretic prosopopoeia, or convergent evolution?

"Quelle surprise!"?

Got the unlockable content, nice

Credits from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, reading in part: The directors of the firm hired to continue the credits after the other people had been sacked, wish it to be known that they have just been sacked.

Swedish Grail Credits Writers.

Polycule Poirot

"Kids should never mess with elders, even asshole elders" is a strong principle in older generations, but "Keep your New York bullshit out of [non-Yankee region]" is an even stronger one.

Marble statue of Edmund Spenser

Any thief can steal or burgle, but a heist requires a team of specialists, and probably a flashback sequence.

'We have always been at war with Caucasia.'

Yes! The bad dude from Galaxy Quest was good design though.

Cygnet to noise ratio

If you're wondering about the roof trapdoors it makes perfect sense for humans who have mastered neither hinge nor lock living near big cats who have not yet mastered the ladder.

Good triple feature with THE WATCHER IN THE WOODS and CHILDREN OF THE STONES

Heck yeah!

The vibe I got from...was it the Reckoning? was that the hunters are Rowdy Roddy Piper in 'They Live!' with the glasses permanently on, and also the glasses show some really decent folk are aliens, and things will probably end as they did for Piper (poorly, with a side of domestic terrorism).

"And whither now? Forth from all suns? Shall we hurtle forward into night and evermore night? ...Is it not already growing colder?"

When a puppet dies and you feel sad even though it wasn’t a real person the phenomenon Is called “felt loss”

His cans are BIGGER cans!

plague doctor? no. blight attendant

That's just truth in television --about 70% of human-compatible planets look like Southern California. That's why you see the same in "The Twilight Zone," "Outer Limits," etc.

The John Birch Society Rag had them down to a 'T.'

"The CIA's subversive! And so's the FCC! There's no one left but we and thee (and we're not sure of thee)."

Dark Crystal is non-negotiable. Willow is on the list. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army has some good bits to it; likewise the equally Doug Jones-intensive Pan's Labyrinth. I don't know if I'd class The Hollow as more fantasy or folk horror but it's got a delightful take on the Fey.

Sorta, but the current admin really seems to be pro-coal and anti-renewables (also pro-disease, starvation, etc.) for cargo cult reasons rather than economic ones.

This is a specific Weird 'Murican Trad Catholic flavor; I went to college with a bunch of them.

Essentially Francoist; the "me" part is the main focus of the Gadsden flag for them. The kind of guy that gets a clerkship to our current Supreme Court.

Fiducia Chrifti Americana, or, the financial hiftory of NEW-ENGLAND,

Blessed are they who have not seen and have said 'fuck that noise'

It's a goddamn shame cloches are no longer in fashion, especially now that we're halfway through the '20s again.

What are some classic Halloween books, in the same way 'A Christmas Carol' and 'Hogfather' are Christmas stories? I know Zelazny's 'A Night in the Lonesome October' and Bradbury's 'The October Country' and 'Something Wicked This Way Comes' --are there others?