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Pet Sematary: Bloodlines. Why did I even bother?

And the Thigh Master.

The fact that you get Chris Colt and JJ in the same match is interesting. One crazy ass time capsule. Love it.

I am still captivated by the significance of the color red in that movie.

Miss Grant Takes Richmond. Only the second Lucy movie I've ever seen(the other being The World's Longest Trailer). Lucy is Lucy AF and William Holden is great as the straight man.

Alrighty then...

No, had never heard of it before now, Googled it and now I want to see it.

Yes, sir. It is the one and the same.

Mafia Mamma-rented this on Prime. I love Mafia movies, have liked Toni Collette ever since Muriel's Wedding and this should've been a homerun. The fact that it's a comedy...at least there was a very well heeled kill.

The Toy Box Killer is right up there with The Truck Stop Killer for being sick fuck.

Watching What We Do led me to Steth Lets Flats. She is great in both shows.

In.

Curt, it's worth watching it just to hear Crowe speak Italian. I liked the movie and he was pretty good.

Watched and finished Black Bird in a couple of days. I had no idea it existed until I heard it talked about on a podcast. Great show about having to befriend an incredibly creepy human being. Taron Egerton was good as the lead, but Paul Walter Hauser kills it as an incredibly creepy serial killer(among other things).

Both of those are looking really damned good.

The one with Godzuki? I remember catching it a few times in the late 70s on Sat mornings. Pretty sure it was that and then The Harlem Globetrotters(or vice versa).

Gotcha. Chances are there won't be because they don't want to romanticize the wrong thing.

The Death's Head is the registered and trademarked symbol of The Hells Angels. The two clubs are also sworn enemies. When Don Fargo and Kenny Mack did the Chain Gang gimmick they wore vests with Hells Angels and death's head patches and they were ambushed at a bar by a group of bikers I've always wondered if it the Outlaws had involvement in the incident.

Since it's based on The Outlaws, definitely no death's heads.

Thanks Curt.

It's got Zac Amico in it as well. I don't think I've ever seen a Troma movie.

No it didn't. It just added to the surreal feeling of the whole thing.

Watched Asteroid City last night. I really liked it. Between the cast, the setting and the dialogue I was all in. The Communion Girl. Spanish horror that seems like a mashup of a bunch of different stuff. I liked it plus it kept my attention because I had the subtitles on.

Man did I enjoy listening to that. I've never thought of the show in a meta context but I have always thought that Sam Drucker was a small town kingpin that knew where all of the bodies were buried and wasn't afraid to get medieval on Mr. Haney's ass if he has to.

I picture Cowboy Bob Kelly sounding like comedian Bob Kelly "Ya know what, dude? I'm a cowboy, dude, on a steel horse I ride, dude!"