Bullwormin

If you haven't seen the new Muppet Show yet, you really should

It's pretty great

episode 059

RiffTrax Makes MST3K! — Four NEW episodes in 2026! Mike, Kevin, and Bill are heading back to the Satellite of Love for Mystery Science Theater 3000: THE RIFFTRAX EXPERIMENTS!

Oh hell yeah! There's always room for more MST3K

www.kickstarter.com/projects/rif...

RIP Catherine O'Hara

Gosh, this one hurts so much, especially when you think about how much terrific stuff she had been in with her great performances.

We’re proud to present the debut of Donkey Dong Cunty performing “Snake Eater.” Huge thanks to Rock M Sakura for transforming Rocco into his drag persona!

Bear in the Big Blue House

Bear in the Big Blue House

Screencap of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Godzilla vs. Biollante, Phil Tippett: Mad Dreams and Monsters, and The Addams Family

A monstrous week

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Saw 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple today. There's one scene in the last act that's probably my favorite scene from the entire series. That entire last act was so satisfying.

Pretty awesome movie

Screencap of Flow, Lupin the 3rd vs Cat's Eye, Lord of the Rings: The War of Rohirrim, and Here Come the Littles.

Starting the year with some animation

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My grandmother used to make this as well. When she passed, I was able to look through and keep her many, many recipes. Was able to find this one, so I'll definitely try making it sometime in the future.

Scene from the Star Trek The Next Generation movie, "The One with the Flowey Ribbon Monster that Sends You To Nirvana." Picard, looking out of place in his uniform, is walking through a bougie Victorian home that is decorated for Christmas. There's a large Christmas tree filled with lights and bright colors, and a couple of ornate toy horses that aren't huge but aren't small either, and a large red and white candy cane? Sort of looks like a barber shop pole, and it extends through the whole picture, I think it's a carousel thing for the horse we discussed earlier in this alt text. Anyways, the rest of the house is just normal old fancy house stuff, furniture, drapes, chandelier, lamps, etc. No caption, but you know, because like, it's Christmas next week and all.

Genuinely surprised how fun the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake was. And I loved Wake Up Dead Man so much more than Glass Onion. That Josh O'Connor performance...so good

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Add Norbert and Daggett to the pile as well

With Danny Phantom and Sam being put into Fortnite, we all know which Nicktoons should be next

I think my Spotify Wrapped stats are showing me how cool I am!

Too be serious, I don't think anyone has a collection like this

the day is here

Movie 31 - Swamp Thing

There's swamp in my thing, there's thing in my swamp.

Never really has any bit of fun with the property, although Ray Wise seemed to be having a blast. I kept getting a feeling that this could have been a multi season 80s TV show with how it looked and how the acting was.

Movie 30 - Magic

Slappy: The Beginning

The pressures of mental health with careers, pleasure, and just living life can manifest in many possible ways, we see how Corky and Fats handle it... it's not well.

Some very fine acting and directing, with an often melancholy and sinister soundtrack.

Movie 29 - House II: The Second Story

A weird movie from the get go, and a big change from the first movie. It now being a complete comedy made it tougher to connect with the characters and their situation, but it was fun.

Many designs are pretty cool, especially that stop-motion horse

If someone had told me years ago that I would love the sequel as much as the original, I would have not believed them. Can't believe they pulled it off. Heck, 3 and 4 are also up there as well

Now that's an all-timer for sure! But this movies theme was so not what you would expect for this type of movie and that made me love it

Tenebre has the best main theme music I've ever heard from a movie

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Movie 28 - The Company of Wolves

Very surreal and fairy tale-like, which absolutely nails what they were going for.

Those transformation sequences are extremely brutal, wow.

Overall, pretty fun for a re-imagining of a classic tale. Oh, and Angela Lansbury is just icing on the cake.

Movie 27 - 28 Years Later

After not liking 28 Weeks Later, this is such a fantastic turnaround for the series.

What starts off as a typical zombie movie, then takes a big shift when Dr. Kelson is introduced. That entire act was so effectively sad.

Then that ending. Oh my god, amazing!

YouTube video by xman77c Goblin - Tenebre (Main Title) - HD

Seriously, take a listen to this. I got it randomly recommended to me on Spotify a couple years ago and months later I looked more into it and saw it came from a movie. It's so damn gooooood.

youtu.be/EZIfpdK8fBw?...

Movie 26 - Tenebre

The best theme song I've heard from any movie ever! A relatively quiet film, but once it kicks in, you know something is gonna hit the fan.

Once everything starts coming together in the third act, it gets so damn good. Love that ending!

Those were also some great blood effects.

Movie 25 - The Ruins

It's a great set up for a horror movie and the gore effects were very good. However, the pacing is off at times, and the climax just doesn't feel like it is the climax. The ending falls flat, but the alt ending and deleted scenes help answer many questions.

Movie 24 - Campfire Tales

The twist is obvious within the first minute. The stories they adapted just didn't seem like those that need to be in a movie like this. And worst of all, it was so dull.

I believe you. I believe you so much, that I won't look in the bag labeled "Puppies"