Year: 2017

Sorry about yesterday, folks, I very rarely sleep late, but I did yesterday and had to run right to work. I can't even imagine how shocking it was to audiences when the film graphically portrayed the zombies to be flesh-eaters. We take it for granted now, but this was literally very strong meat indeed…

There is so much to talk about with this film that it's hard to get started. One obvious point is that just as movies redefined vampire and (especially) werewolf mythology, Romero completely redefined what a zombie is. Although his later works in the genre were weaker and easily surpassed by others shambling in his…

Sad weekend, with both veteran character actor Martin Laundau and director George Romero passing away. I've probably already covered this guy, but so what? Romero literally redefined the horror genre with Night of the Living Dead, it's the exact demarcation because the classic and the modern horror eras. I can't think of another genre…

Kind of an obvious gag, but it made me laugh.

How many of the Futurama characters have had dangerous pets that they protected when everyone else wanted them dead/gone? Quite a few, I think.

It says something about the show's fanbase that this is a really obvious reference.

One of the many joys of Futurama was the pretty good chance that you might see a neat monster at any moment. Several people are streaming the last couple of seasons on YouTube right now, so it's a good change to catch up. Anybody catch Spider-Man, or Baby Driver?

Yes, I guess this confirms what you guys were talking about the other day. I will say, this actually might be his "most shocking" adventure. How often does your protagonist turn into a werewolf? Well, OK, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Speaking of, why don't they make this sort of thing into…