Curt McGirt

https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/texas-chainsaw-massacre-a24-glen-powell-series-movie-1236651395/ A24 has the rights to Texas Chainsaw now. New TV series, new movie.

https://www.fangoria.com/david-lynch-unrecorded-night/

"Hey, put it up your butt and see if it wakes up" I was on the road in a beater van with five of my friends for a three-show mini-tour with their band over a weekend once. There were no seatbelts in the back and I was actually sitting on the back right wheel well with my backpack. We only got about 15 miles down the road and hit a patch of black guys (there were so many! They had guns!) ice and we went spinning down a snow-covered hill. Thank god the driver turned into the skid so we didn't flip. We ended up facing the highway about eight feet down from it, facing it. Got towed and everybody was okay but that was a serious close one. Of course, I went home and the road warriors just got back on the white line nightmare. Nutters...

...what?

If you don't think Mark Ruffalo was working on Stephen Colbert last evening, you need to explain why. That guy was batty as horseshit and they both no-sold the hell out of it. OR, he's maybe just a wack-job?

My apologies. TWO years ago? Agh...

She wasn't supposed to last a day without her medication so... yeah. You connect the dots.

Eh, I hate to say it but the hair/mask match above ain't that great. Tons of downtime, not enough blood, not enough hate. Somebody should steal that second-fall submission that they trade off using though.

Also, to go back to Log's argument from the last month's page: I am now thinking of him as the detective in The Departed who turns out to be the last of the double-agent moles in the Boston PD who ends up whacking everybody out, including Matt Damon who you thought got away with everything until Marky Mark shows up at his door with bags on his shoes and a silenced pistol. I mean c'mon, he's the last man standing and he buried everybody!

Ha! I just posted in the Not from the Now thread about reading an old old Segunda Caida a minute ago where Phil reviewed a match featuring "the rarely-seen Rey Hechicero"... in 2008. 18 years later and he's what, fourth man from the top in a major American promotion's largest heel faction. (I'm guessing we go 1. Okada, 2. Takeshita, 3. Fletcher, 4. Hechicero, right?)

I've been reading old Segundas during lunch in front of the laptop now to take a break from the DVDVRs (or the Hunter Thompson I just got from the library). There was a review of an old Schneider Comp and this was on it, I'm sure it's great and bloody. Another review, funny enough, was of a match featuring "the rarely-seen Rey Hechicero" which was amusing to read. As DEAN would say, "I laughed my laugh of knowing". That match was from 2008 by the way, so it's also wild to think he was an undercard dude for that long.

Was Waltman out at that time? He should have been the Michaels replacement. Take Owen out and put Savio where he is too; Savio is way more familiar with brawling and plundah.

Awww, this didn't make the cut? (I can't resist) https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8r7v0x

Boy they are going HAM on the Looneys too, they're between films for the next two weeks at least. I skimmed through and found that there's a double feature early tomorrow morning in the AM of Frankenstein/The Curse of Frankenstein/Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (a highly praised one that I've never seen that I recall... but probably have, of course). Charley Varrick is gonna be on next Wednesday at 9 Central. They said they're playing a movie called Vice Squad but it's the Edward G. Robinson one and not the Wings Hauser one

I love that interviewer leading the cinematographer right into the mouse trap, then backing off just enough so he doesn't get up and walk out, continuing to put his foot deeper and deeper in his mouth.