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It's time for another Good Idea, Bad Idea. GOOD IDEA: So I finally bit the bullet and got myself a Switch. Grabbed Pokemon LG Pikachu edition because I played the original Yellow edition twenty years ago and wanted to follow up. BAD IDEA: Neglected to get DQXI with it.
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Happy Thanksgiving to the Den! I totally just spent four hours overestimating my ability to cook food in a synchronized matter and a sibling had to come bail me out with my perogi and some of my chili, but all in all, dinner tastes fantastic.
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So Halloween is tomorrow, but my dad ran out of ripped Halloween videos on, what, Tuesday? Clearly the only thing left to do for the family is to consume the bottom of the Hallmark Christmas barrel.
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It's a shame AMC is not what it used to be. Replay after replay of the same three series, with sparse interspersed other horror movies here and there: Jason, Freddie, and Michael. Not even a Child's Play marathon this year.
Syfy has resorted to playing...Madea's Halloween movie. *shudders*
FX is playing the worst horror film ever made: Get Out. Great setup though, but horrible final 30 minutes. It's like they wanted to make sure the guy would have it easy, knowing it would really be a tad difficult for him to get out. The manner in which he breaks his bonds makes no sense. He couldn't get the piece to his mouth to cut, and yet he somehow magically managed it... Horror needs suspense and cleverness, not magic and kickassery. It's why Jason and Halloween became terrible over time. Freddie actually got better with age. Wes Craven's Final Nightmare I think was the best of the Freddie Movies, in the idea that the monster created in the movies takes a life all its own and manifests in reality. That's a nice transition Wes should have carried forward a bit further.
Not one...NOT ONE Lovecraftian Horror film on TV this year. Not even Re-Animator.
One of my favourite monster movies...Graveyard Shift, played once, at 3am.
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TIL the Ninja Rap from the TMNT movies was apparently written by the legendary Frank Miller.
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JonTron tackles Gwyneth Paltrow, and it's glorious: