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I listed that one.

Fun movie that turns on a dime and commits 100% to the bit. It's intentionally trashy and a little nonsensical, and you can trace a straight line from this film to Grindhouse. Obviously it's more "fun" than "scary."

DeJean also offers some positional flexibility, which this regime seems to view as a pretty clear plus. So does Powers-Johnson of course, but that we know how McDermott loves his DBs. My guess is that he has big plans for DeJean. We currently have a whole lot of nothing at safety, and our whole...

Hey man, those flying monkeys freaked me out when I was a kid.

I gave up on this franchise several installments ago. The Rob Zombie version had its moments and it was certainly a take on the source material, but I didn't care for it. Some villains just don't need to have their backstory "explained," and Michael Myers is one of them. For example, I never...

It certainly feels like the Bills wanted to trade up to get somebody in particular, were unable to do so, and didn't care much for who was left. Beane obviously has a lower opinion of Worthy and Legette than most. Obviously I would have preferred that they got whoever it was that they wanted...

Huh.

If it features a flash-back sequence to the Reagan years, it is in my top 15 and is one of the movies that I have very strong opinions about.

It worked out great for Atlanta. I would have no objection to a huge trade up given the current state of our roster. We're going to be (potentially) one player away for the next 5-7 seasons or so. Go get your player if you can.

I just want them to get whatever WR they're targeting. I'd prefer that they not trade up, but if they do, fine. This isn't Sammy Watkins 2.0, because we have Josh Allen already. Get that man a weapon.

Predator is an all-time top-tier guy movie. I wouldn't consider it horror personally. Sure, a weaker being is being stalked by a stronger being that intends to kill it, but I don't recall the predator ever being all that scared of Arnold even though he should have been.

I will have quite a bit to say about this one.

Whenever people talk about humor being subjective, I'm reminded of the fact that I actively dislike Mel Brooks. But yeah, Young Frankenstein is clearly horror/comedy to me.

This is an excellent way of poisoning the well for the next time a natural disaster strikes and people are arguing for emergency bailouts.

Giving people one-time bailout money during a once-in-a-century pandemic does not give you license to micromanage their affairs until the end of time. If you think airlines have the wrong incentives, just say that. Otherwise, the pandemic is over and its time to move on from it.

I don't think he said that there should be no consumer protections or regulations of any kind. That sort of strawmanning isn't very helpful. Like everything else, it's a tradeoff. I don't know much about running a commercial airline, but it seems like it would be pretty complicated, with lots...

Yeah, this is one of those movies that is better and more unsettling when you're an adult. There's nothing scary about Greg Stillson when you're a kid, but it's not difficult to find real-life parallels to that character.

Now I really want to re-watch Planet Terror.

I very strongly considered listing Grindhouse instead of just Death Proof. Not complaining, because I didn't ask for clarification and it's NBD anyway. This was just a flat-out fun cinema experience made by people who really want folks to enjoy being in a cinema. I'm sure I had some stupid smile...

You're paying $2350/mo for a studio and worried about the finders fee?