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With Michael McDonald a key part of Halloween Kills, the time is now for Debra Wilson to star in Halloween Ends.

Still have not gotten over when Tony Geary left GH pissing on Luke and Laura and some dude on Primetimer said "go home to Amsterdam and smoke your weed dreaming of what might have been" lmao

I have zero experiences with the Housewives franchise and I am not starting now, but as a horror fan I'm tickled to hear Kyle Richards may steal Halloween Kills.

It's always nice to see more critical love for Miami Vice 2006, one of my favorite films of the 2000s. https://www.vulture.com/2021/10/miami-vices-journey-from-misfire-to-masterpiece.html

Kudos to AMC's own Victor Miller, who has won a major appeal in part of the endless lawsuit over the rights to Friday the 13th. 

Welp, the original Law & Order is back: https://tvline.com/2021/09/28/law-order-season-21-reboot-nbc-renewal-cast-premiere-date/

Ever feel like you're watching a one-man puppet show?

If y'all know you know on Midnight Mass. I saw the hints and thought they were just homages. As a looooongtime Stephen King fanatic I should've seen it all coming by episode 3!

October (and pre-October) is a good time to finally binge Edge of Night's Mansion of the Damned.

Now Kelly Price is missing. 2021!

Time to take bets on when/if Lauryn Hill shows up on time for literally any of the Fugees reunion tour.

It's been long enough! Someone really needs to interview the creatives (EPs, etc) at the two Prospect Park soaps and get dirt on what went down, what they wanted to do had the shows gone forward, etc. We've gotten hints about what would've happened at AMC, but I want more. Where's WOST when you need 'em?

I can give Days a lot of [!@#$%^&*] but name the last time a soap frontburnered a veteran who is 96 goddamn years old (let alone 76). That's Bill Hayes and that's wild.

Elvira returns! 

lol Victor Newman is trending

WHY is Marilyn Manson hanging on Kanye's porch.

RIP to the unforgettable Michael Nader.

May or may not be risking my life for the new Candyman this weekend, as the original is one of my favorite movies. Not for nothing but I have one of the drafts of the script and if it hasn't changed too much (fingers crossed) they're keeping a big secret out of most of the ads.

Waiting this long to finish the first 3 seasons of Borgen has been worth it - the wait for Season 4 next year(?) will be less excruciating. What a show.

I doubt anyone recalls me discussing a certain lost early 90s movie musical and a certain secret screening last summer, but... if you do, hmu.

Happy 4th. I am spending my day losing my mind bc I am 90% sure this is State Senator Clay Davis of The Wire officiating Angie and Jesse's [!@#$%^&*] wedding! 

Sophie: A Murder in West Cork is a brief and stark true crime series on Netflix. There's so many true crime minis these days that are a dime a dozen, but this features an unnervingly clear portrait of a very chilling figure.

I'd forgotten just how many soap stars popped up in 54 (including an unrecognizable Sherry Stringfield as Mike Myers' accountant), but I had no idea til tonight that the much-gayer original director's cut (butchered by the Weinsteins but restored recently) had Cameron Mathison's bartender in a committed gay relationship.

Nothing like spending Pride Month watching one of the most reviled and despised queer-centric movies ever made, legendary cinematographer Gordon Willis' first and last directorial effort, Windows, with Talia Shire and Elizabeth Ashley: 

Steven Soderbergh tosses out so many films of varying quality that it's easy to both overrate and underrate him, and Meryl Streep phones in her usual popular set so often these days that it can be easy to miss when she's really engaged. But HBO Max's Let Them All Talk is a deceptively meandering sleeper from late last year that deserves more recognition and it is, in many ways, both pure soap and almost Bergman-esque. Candice Bergen should have been nominated.