Bright Eyes

THERE ARE SPOILERS AHEAD! DO NOT READ IF YOU PLAN TO WATCH! -- Things I liked: Seeing Sidney and Neve Campbell at her kick ass best again. Also, I thought it was refreshing Gail took a break from being put through the wringer. She got to take it easy with this one and she still had some of the best moments, both comedic and human. Mason Gooding/Chad is always a sight for sore eyes and surprisingly for me, this was the first time I genuinely enjoyed Mindy. I remember desperately wanting her to die in Scream 5, but becoming Gail's protégé was a genius move. Her and Chad were highlights, all the way to the end credits. The only new character that was remotely interesting was Mckenna Grace's Hannah, easily habing the best kill sequence of the film. The use of A.I. was smart and nostalgic in how he got to see some people from the past. Lastly, though for continuity sake it was a shame Mark had to be recast, I thought Joel McHale served the role as well as could be expected. Things I didn't care for: I have to wonder if they asked Rose McGowan to return as an A.I. version of Tatum 1.0, because with her being heavily referenced, it kind of served as a downer that she didn't. Most of the new characters weren't characters at all and were extremely forgettable. Sidney's daughter Tatum was an unlikable brat throughout. The Ghostface reveal was the worst one of the franchise. You couldn't have chosen a more halphazard, random, and ridiculous motive that lead itself to a convoluted exposition dump that didn't even fully make sense. Marco's motive basically being ... nothing, other than some weird submissive relationship to Jessica. It was just eye-roll worthy. Not to mention, the writing racing over the fact that Jessica had her own son killed just added to the ridiculous, long-winded drivel of a motive she had even if Anna Camp did her best to sell it. If I had to rank this Scream against the others, it's pretty easily at the bottom of the pack for me.

Instantly reminds me of a classic and hilarious scene from That 70's Show between Kitty and Eric.

And even with that tumultuousness going on, the actors still had amazing chemistry and made everything work.

I bit the bullet and bought a ticket to see the show tomorrow afternoon in an IMAX theatre. I'm not giving a random internet [!@#$%^&*] the chance to spoil me. Weirdly though, I've actually never watched a SCREAM in theatres before so this will be a unique experience for me. Can't wait!

He's just not someone I can enjoy watching, even if he was the first person to realize Shane Dawson was evil. #iykyk

The biggest problem that has been created with these numerous upcoming cast changes is that it's made the show feel like it's in another transition year when 2026 should be the show stabilizing and going from strength to strength. Knowing that by the winter, a quarter of the cast will be different after these writers have been at the helm almost a year already is absolutely insane. Everything is practically a huge waste of time.

What are we supposed to gleam from you making a thread just for this song? There's already a thread to post what music we're listening to.

Maybe Susan found out Liza is secretly good friends with Sarah Michelle Gellar.

I've always thought since he was randomly created one day, there is no reason why he can't have a younger brother come to Salem with just as much notice.

Susan Hayes is the true lynchpin of DAYS history by how she is always bringing people like this together. So grateful for posts like this.

THE TRAITORS UK - Season One - From the off, absolutely bonkers and brilliant!

I wonder how she got there since she's been outspoken about refusing to fly anywhere.

I'd be interested just to see how it becomes a complete hot mess in record time.

This will sound random as hell, but my new fan-casting is Erik von Detten returning to DAYS, not as Nicholas Alamain, but as a recast Philip Kiriakis. Wiki says he retired from acting and seems to lead a happy life outside of Hollywood, but he has a nostalgic place in the millennial zeitgeist for various roles and judging by an Insta post he made last year, he's aged well and seems like a perfect replacement for Jay Kenneth Johnson and who Philip would grow up to be. Just some after midnight thoughts because hokey-pokey JPL ain't cutting it.

Reading his recent TV Insider interview, it came across to me, even though it wasn't explicitly said, that he really only left DAYS for Y&R because he thinks it'll be a safer option long-term. It made me wonder if DAYS' good luck has well and truly run out. Of course, it'll still be almost two years until we know for sure, but either way, I really don't believe it's because of any story choices made on DAYS or promised on Y&R that determined the jump.

A true miracle would be if this kidnapping made Stephanie interesting again. She was only watchable when she was a neurotic mess. Of course, Abigail Klein has the range and charisma of a lamp post, so it's probably a moot point.

How many victims we talking here? Salem Serial Killers levels? And, of course, who's the culprit?

Thanks for posting that, AMS! Nothing better than listening to these beautiful classic soap themes. There's so much here that I'm hearing for the first time. A real treat! And further thanks for time stamping each tune in the YT comments!

I know how you feel. Fiona Hutchison (Gabrielle, OLTL) liked a comment I made on a video about Gabrielle and Max recently. It's a great feeling of vindication!

Damn, dude is majestic. Can he act?

I admittedly don't know much of anything about Vivica A. Fox's character, but IMDb says she's a doctor, so I wonder if they asked Tonya Lee Williams to return as Olivia and she shot them down again.

B - Braxton

Thank you for resizing the main page back to the usual. Much better!