Curt McGirt

It won't give me anything when I try that. Any help? EDIT: Nevermind. Thanks for reminding me, anyway. (the title plus Internet Archive in Google finally worked) https://archive.org/details/hollywood-heart-stoppers-horror

He's lucky he has a strong neck.

The big effect it had in our hood was our yard lights coming on

My grandparents had it down in Missouri. I'd get to watch Dark Shadows! One big regret I have is recording Heartstoppers: Horror at the Movies (a horror doc/clip show hosted by George Hamilton), which you can't find anywhere now, and I taped over it on accident.

MANTAUR WANTS ROYALTIES

Slamaniafest

https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/vince-mcmahon-tko-stock-sale-endeavor-1235963815

It made me think of Sting in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels for some reason. Maybe the bar part.

Richard Ramirez is gonna be played by who, I wonder. This looks like it might be fun (in comparison to the last two). Anyway:

Poor Okada. He needs two translators: one for PAC's Begbie-Speak and another to change that from English into Japanese. EDIT: Hey, Dustin vs. Joe on Wednesday (I think)! Awesome.

Chris Hemsworth being gigantically superimposed to tower over Anya Taylor-Joy is... a decision

Hey there actually is a Collision recording on my DVR, I just thought the entire goddamn thing was interrupted by March Madness DANCE WITH EVERYONE WHO CAME THROUGH THAT DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR AHHHHHHHH MY BRAIN FHNIO[;3H

THIS. Ospreay has been wrestling for 12 years and HHH said he was "young in his career". Excuse me? It's just the WWE mindset of "X didn't wrestle Vince's '80s-'90s schedule so he's not our type". Incredibly deaf argument.

You guys should have seen the dude who nailed 26,000 squats yesterday for the world record (in 24 hours, I think). Chicken legs! "It's an upper body business, Steve!"

80 proof alcohol does not ignite. I know, it's the movies. But it's really really stupid to keep pretending it does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDSq2fF9flk Mike Wallace Is Here I caught almost all of this last night. Growing up, me and the folks always watched 60 Minutes. I always looked at it as the "smart" TV, that should be watched, and gave great credence and respect to the old people that interviewed on it -- Morley Safer, Ed Bradley. Their voices doing the intros even are etched into my brain. I must know how people felt about Cronkite, even Carson, etc. (who were pretty much out by the time I showed up). They just seemed like the smartest, especially Mike Wallace, who seemed like the main dude that they'd give all the heavy hitters to. So watching this for me was a treat. Had no idea about his past as a pitchman, which had to eat into his very soul like acid; finding his kid dead at the bottom of a Grecian cliff (possibly of suicide) then burying him while cameras film; himself attempting suicide via pills and getting caught by his wife. He was just so honest. He was the kind of guy who couldn't not say what was in his head, as you discover. Other people would have (and probably did) put together that Putin could understand every word of English he was speaking and say nothing; Wallace just spit it out to him right there on the air as if he'd had a revelation to share with the world, and it immediately let the pure evil of the man shine like the sun as he wished the people of America well in their own language. He made the Ayatollah Khomeini give what amounted to a fatwah (or death sentence) on air, which was then carried out! The guy was not afraid of sticking his foot in his mouth. He did not give a fuck. It was for the greater good. And he did what, even though I am an atheist, I regard as "the Lord's work". This will give you even greater respect for the man if you knew him from his history on television or will give you a glimpse of one of the greats at work whether you have or not. Highest recommendation. EDIT: Of course this is also a murderer's row of interviewees and there are some real gems on here. The simple question of how much Manuel Noriega makes has him pull a face that just tells you we're feeding this man a fortune in drug money. He gets Carson -- because Carson trusts him -- to admit on TV for the world to see that there are two Johnny Carsons. He lists damn near every single crime of the Nixon administration directly to Ehrlichman, who has a pithy, sarcastic one-line response I can't recall that sums up everything about him and his crew. And Nixon loved Mike! He wanted him to be his press secretary! Amazing.

Comedy Central was the other one I was gonna mention actually. We finally got it in time for South Park.

I'll forever hate the Marion, IL cable system we had for not having the Sci-Fi Channel so I could grow up watching MST3K like I always wanted to. EDIT: They did have the cable box that was easily wired for HBO, however

I mean I don't have anything nice to say, might as well make a funny

Yeah, no. I'm sure they had so many giggles putting "World Eater" next to Kittie

He does look like Carl, or almost the old shirtless guy from that Fates Warning video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDf04d-vTfQ

Holy crap I never knew this existed, read about it just today on the Trailers from Hell site and THERE IT IS ON MY TV. One of the random streamer channels has it on, for absolutely no reason except to blow my mind. It's...

You do realize what you wrote right. About of all places, Atlanta.

Imagine people in Thunderbolt's services are afraid to not pay attention because they never know if he's looking at them or someone else instead.