So the director of the first Saw got together with the creators of Paranormal Activity and decided to make a movie that...kinda looks like what would happen if you mashed up Saw and Paranormal Activity...
Normally, I'd go off and say how unoriginal/copied this feels, but not this time. Let's just go with it. It appears to be competently made, as much as one can tell from 2 minutes of a teaser trailer, and will probably scare its fair share of audiences.
Plus, it definitely reminded me of this That's Incredible segment...
Specifically the doll and moving rocking chair. In fact, it pretty much ripped off the moving rocking chair. Obviously, this That's Incredible segment is not even a little scary some 25 year after it aired, but believe me, watching it as a 7-8 year old, it scared the bejeezus out of me.
Interview with Mike Judge, who has a new movie coming out, which is destined to fail on the big screen, yet will slowly find a cult following years from now before turning into a classic that everyone quotes ad nauseam. Congrats!
Maybe I couldn’t rap as good as this guy, but pencil drumming? I got that covered.
If you want to see the devastation of the LA fires, check out this map.
I’ve got no reason to include this article other than to say I find Diane Sawyer moderately attractive.
If you’re really into the fantasy games (D&D, World of Warcraft, etc.) but think they’re a little lame because there’s not enough, you know actually physical action, then this might be for you.
That Cash4Gold stuff all over the TV I’m sure you’ve seen? Surprisingly, it isn’t quite as simple as the commercial makes it out to be.
Books where people do something “crazy” for a year are on the rise. Good or bad?
I love an article about the word “cunt” that can’t say the word “cunt.” Thanks Newsweek, for writing an article on a word that you think is losing its hubris, yet undermining yourself by not being able to print it.
And isn’t “gash” more offensive in the end, anyway when referring to women?
