What are you watching?

[Slaughterhouserock]

House II: The Second story

Trying not to watch anything new.

Underrated film. Bill, aka Cliff from Cheers, was fucking brilliant in that.

[Jason]

I was pleasantly surprised when I first saw House II.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Lean On Me

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Felt like watching another ghetto trash school movie from the 80's.

Class of Nuke'em High it is

[Jason]

Have you seen To Sir, With Love?

[Monster]

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance

Pretty darn good show. I assumed it would be a cgi fest but it's really not. If you like the movie, you'll like this. Feels very much the same.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Never fell in love with The Dark Crystal. Technically, it's a production marvel, but it's story and characters were always dull to me. I usually felt like the black sheep in my nerd circles with that opinion though.

[Slaughterhouserock]

Never fell in love with The Dark Crystal. Technically, it's a production marvel, but it's story and characters were always dull to me. I usually felt like the black sheep in my nerd circles with that opinion though.

The story of the Dark Crystal is kind of a mess, so don't feel bad. When you're a kid, you tend to not notice all the plot holes and whatnot, but if you watch it now? Makes no sense. I still enjoy it because of nostalgia if nothing else.

[zombie]

i never got into the dark crystal, although i feel like i should have. i blame it on the lack of human characters and just muppets and such. but that may just be an excuse, i don't know.

[Monster]

The series does a better job telling its story and I like all the new characters. The movie has that all important nostalgic value so I'm not gonna say I like the series more, but I probably would if I were just now seeing them both for the first time.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Monsters

TV show from 1988-1991. USA's answer to Tales From The Crypt basically, but just before TofC aired. From the same producer of Tales from the Darkside and a few George Romero projects...only the low budget is EXTEMELY obvious and most episodes do kinda suck.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Monsters

TV show from 1988-1991. USA's answer to Tales From The Crypt basically, but just before TofC aired. From the same producer of Tales from the Darkside and a few George Romero projects...only the low budget is EXTEMELY obvious and most episodes do kinda suck.

And for anyone else curious, it's on Amazon Prime right now

[showa58taro]

Watched I, Tonya. That was a very interesting film. Didn’t know much about it but as told it certainly plays out as much more of a tragedy than I expected, and I think the interview style shots were fascinating. Very impressive.

Decided to end the evening with the new Netflix film out today, Tall Girl. The premise that a Swede comes in amused me until they have him “speak Swedish” and it’s fucking awful. Not even close to a word right. Brutal.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Friday the 13th: Vengeance

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Friday the 13th: Vengeance

For a fan film it was decent. Very Jason Lives-inspired heavy though, but at least unlike Jason Lives, there are titties.

[Monster]

Ken Burn's Country Music

Was planning to start True Detectives but got sucked into this.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Roast of Alec Baldwin

[Jason]

True Detective - Season 3, episode 5.

Shaping up quite nicely. And that Sarah Gadon girl is really cute. Don't believe I've seen her in anything before.

[Jmac Attack]

True Detective - Season 3, episode 5.

Shaping up quite nicely. And that Sarah Gadon girl is really cute. Don't believe I've seen her in anything before.

Watching episode 1 now. I only have a few days left on my HBO free-view. Lol.

[Monster]

John Wick 3