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In.

Well shit. I thought Dirty Ho and Come Drink With Me was the title of one movie, not two.

Summer Blockbuster. So simple that it's Child's Play. /I'll get my coat

1. Dany 2. Sansa, Bran, Brienne, Jamie, Samwell 3. Arya 4. Cersei

This season of Tin Star has been amazing.

I had all of my wisdom teeth pulled a week ago. Three were normal, one was impacted. Between the nitrous and the Novocaine I felt no pain. I could feel them rooting around and the teeth getting pulled with the pliers. I could even feel the drill in my mouth going after the impacted one. Even after everything wore off there wasn't a lot of discomfort. Feels so good to finally be rid of the cold sensation that started back in Feb.

I caught Hellboy this morning and Sweet Baby Jesus In A Winnie The Pooh Onesie and Fluffy Bunny Slippers am I glad I saw it.

Sure.

Presenting Elegance Vodka. First time I saw this was at 3am on a local channel. A fool and his money are soon parted.

El Chicano starring Raul Castillo, George Lopez, Emilio Rivera

Saw Shazam on Thursday and liked it. Don't know how many Suicide Squad fans there are around here, but there is a new-ish animated movie called Hell To Pay on Hulu.

Forgot he was in that.

Rottentail starring Corin Nemec(aka Parker Lewis). I can't remember the last time I've seen him in anything ever since Parker Lewis Can't Lose ended.

Haven't listened to Stern in years, but I do know that Richard knocked up Sal and they had a baby, he loves Halloween and Pumpkin Ale and that when he lived in Orlando he lived in a storage unit. Don't know where that fits into his Death/Iced Earth timeline, but it seems that ending up on Stern was the most normal thing he's ever done.

Speaking of weird and obscure early 90s animation, there was an MTV series called The Brothers Grunt that I gave one episode of my life to before I tapped the fuck out. Pretty sure it premiered not more than six months after Beavis and Butthead debuted. Back then it seemed Liquid Television was the go to for weird animation. Can't remember the number of Saturday nights I spent watching that while babysitting my niece while my sister and brother in law were out at the bar.

I'm all in on Dragged Across Concrete. I loved Bone Tomahawk and not so crazy about Cellblock 99, but I loved Gibson in Get The Gringo. Hopefully this shows up on Prime/Netflix sometime soon.

Such an amazing treatise on the failures of the capitalist system and the burden that it places upon us.

Creepy little shit has a Ralphie Glick vibe to him.

Animated Trailer Park Boys series is up on Netflix.

It's been on Netflix for about a month or so.

Ian Christy isn't European, he's from Fort Wayne, IN. I have/had an autographed copy of Sound Of The Beast with the inscription "From one Hoosier headbanger to another".

Lately the MOVIES! channel has been my go to. They show a lot of noir. Yesterday morning while I was getting ready for work I caught about twenty minutes of The Glass Wall. This morning it was Lost Command. Two movies I had never heard of before, and if I hadn't had to go to work I would've finished watching them both.

I'll queue that.

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. Entire series is up on Youtube. Only names I recognize are Matt Berry and Richard Ayoade. Funny show.

I've got the DVR set for it.