The Goat Pen

AlabamAlum wrote:

AlabamAlum wrote:I wonder if the gay cowboy will be a werewolf or whatever - who puts his hand in a wolf's mouth and the whole line about you can't draw my blood because bad things happen? I hope not. If everyone is a monster, werewolf, witch, demon, vampire, whatever, this will jump the shark just like True Blood.

[spoiler=]Looks like I was right.[/spoiler]

I watched it tonight. It was a disjointed mess. Frankenstein doesn't know vampires are in the theater? wtf?

if you didn't catch the season premiere of Drunk History last night, it actually wasn't over the top funny, but it was educational. I've never heard of the Colvin girl that was the real Rosa Parks.

Its worth watching.

Lisa Bonet is still hot as shit...

just watched part of Life Itself -the documentary about Siskell and Ebert.

Ebert life at the end was tough. I'm not sure I'd want to go on if I were in that shape.

just because I miss him so...

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Baddest motherfucker that ever walked through Essos...

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you won't see that on Big Bang Theory

I'll give HBO's The Leftover's one more chance Sunday night. If it doesn't start getting interesting, I might have to give up on it.

I'm surprised that a show which alludes to the rapture doesn't appeal to a religious idiot like you.

My intrest in television consist solely of sitting here bitching about the Reds.

The Leftovers is starting to feel like the new John From Cincinnati.

I don't know Butchie, instead.

innocentbystander wrote:I'll give HBO's The Leftover's one more chance Sunday night. If it doesn't start getting interesting, I might have to give up on it.

Does that mean you'll put a bullet in your head? Please?

John from Cincinnati never got its do.

I think the Reds bats have been raptured.

Oh theres Sardis.

watched a pirated copy of Expendables 3 on Justin.TV last night.

Mel Gibson, Wesley Snipes, Antonio Banderas and Harrison Ford, in addition to some newbies sub 30 year old actors

I just got out of Dawn...Apes. Decent.

leaked trailer of the movie Deadpool with Ryan Reynolds that didn't get made because Fox thought it was too violent

http://www.thedevilseyes.com/2014/07/de ... nolds.html

and in the hell yeah news

More than three decades after the horror classic The Evil Dead sprang forth from The Book of the Dead to spawn two sequels and a 2013 reboot, the franchise will return as a TV series. The original movie's writer and director, Sam Raimi, has teamed with his brother Ivan and the original trilogy's star, Bruce Campbell, to write the series, according to Bloody Disgusting. More exciting for horror fans is the fact that Campbell confirmed to a fan on Twitter that he intended to star in the series, or at least "that's the plan."

Campbell made an appearance in the 2013 Evil Dead reboot in a scene after the credits, lifting his head from the darkness and saying his classic line from The Evil Dead II, "Groovy," after a voice-over recited this portentous line from the first film: "I have seen the dark shadows moving in the woods and I have no doubt that whatever I have resurrected through this book is sure to come calling for me." Bloody Disgusting suggests that the cameo foreshadowed Campbell's return to the film series, though currently no other film sequels appear to be in the works.

Raimi made the announcement at San Diego Comic-Con, where he was discussing the movie adaptation of the horror video game The Last of Us, which he is producing. Neil Druckmann, who wrote the game's plot, is working on the game's screenplay; the director and cast for the project have yet to be announced.