Without further ado...
- Simon Abrams wrote his first piece for Salon, an articulation of why The Walking Dead is better than you think. So there.
- Danny Baldwin bucketed THE MILL AND THE CROSS and THE WAY.
- Andrew Bemis is afraid of a dude with mommy issues, the tooth fairy, and a guy with eyeballs in his hands.
- Scott W. Black didn't think CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED was as good as its predecessor.
- Sean Burns was told "You just lost your best ticket. Go to hell, you bag of shit." (no link; sorry)
- Paul Clark plotted his horror-ific itinerary for Columbus, OH's Incredible Two-Headed Marathon.
- Dennis Cozzalio was lucky enough to catch WENT THE DAY WELL in it's theatrical rerelease, received a very cool compliment from an esteemed colleague, and weighed in on a few THINGs.
- Chris Devlin continued his October Horror Challenge, inexplicably panning a film that features Peter Fonda and Warren Oates versus Satanists. You'd have to work pretty hard to make that bad. My curiosity = piqued.
- Kenji Fujishima consumed art.
- Ye gads, Craig Kennedy can post, can't he? Trailers for ALPS (by that DOGTOOTH guy) and THE DEVIL INSIDE; horror quotes from SCREAM, THE EXORCIST, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, and Bugs Bunny; early (mostly positive) European feedback on Tintin; and Craig's own revisiting of THE EXORCIST and THE SHINING can all be found over at Living In Cinema.
- Matt Lotti has been reduced to nothing more than a fetching picture of Jennifer Lawrence. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Lotti's family.
- Sam C. Mac cataloged his favorite music from 1999. There must have been a typo since neither Midnight Vultures nor Speak Kindly of Your Volunteer Fire Department are anywhere on the list.
- Lucas McNelly coped with his AD quitting.
- Philip Tatler IV attempted to enumerate the qualities of the best film of 2010. He also played a lot of Jeopardy on Facebook.
- Bryan Whitefield liked The Hour and posted another cool picture.
- And Alison Willmore took a look at THE SKIN I LIVE IN for Movieline.
And now this:
- Simon Abrams wrote his first piece for Salon, an articulation of why The Walking Dead is better than you think. So there.
- Danny Baldwin bucketed THE MILL AND THE CROSS and THE WAY.
- Andrew Bemis is afraid of a dude with mommy issues, the tooth fairy, and a guy with eyeballs in his hands.
- Scott W. Black didn't think CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED was as good as its predecessor.
- Sean Burns was told "You just lost your best ticket. Go to hell, you bag of shit." (no link; sorry)
- Paul Clark plotted his horror-ific itinerary for Columbus, OH's Incredible Two-Headed Marathon.
- Dennis Cozzalio was lucky enough to catch WENT THE DAY WELL in it's theatrical rerelease, received a very cool compliment from an esteemed colleague, and weighed in on a few THINGs.
- Chris Devlin continued his October Horror Challenge, inexplicably panning a film that features Peter Fonda and Warren Oates versus Satanists. You'd have to work pretty hard to make that bad. My curiosity = piqued.
- Kenji Fujishima consumed art.
- Ye gads, Craig Kennedy can post, can't he? Trailers for ALPS (by that DOGTOOTH guy) and THE DEVIL INSIDE; horror quotes from SCREAM, THE EXORCIST, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, and Bugs Bunny; early (mostly positive) European feedback on Tintin; and Craig's own revisiting of THE EXORCIST and THE SHINING can all be found over at Living In Cinema.
- Matt Lotti has been reduced to nothing more than a fetching picture of Jennifer Lawrence. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Lotti's family.
- Sam C. Mac cataloged his favorite music from 1999. There must have been a typo since neither Midnight Vultures nor Speak Kindly of Your Volunteer Fire Department are anywhere on the list.
- Lucas McNelly coped with his AD quitting.
- Philip Tatler IV attempted to enumerate the qualities of the best film of 2010. He also played a lot of Jeopardy on Facebook.
- Bryan Whitefield liked The Hour and posted another cool picture.
- And Alison Willmore took a look at THE SKIN I LIVE IN for Movieline.
And now this:
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