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Raimi said the reason they did that was because they didn't have the rights to the first movie, since they were doing it with a different studio. Hence the reshooting of the story, leaving out everyone but Ash and Linda. I still love that film. I agree with the rest of your list, though.

@High Plains Drifter Dang, man. Here in Iowa it's mid-high 50s and sunshine. Which is nice, because it's been three weeks of cloudy almost the whole time, with the sun coming out here and there. Hope the weather turns around for you.

Allegedly, he fell in love with his niece, who had no issue with his attraction, and even loved him back, but spurned him when she found out he was into urophilia. Apparently there are letters that talk about this.

I call dibs on Lilian Gish.

I get riled up during those episodes. My issue is that the setup is always the same. The young woman is out there, claiming that some guy is the father of her child, and there are no other possibilities. The guy comes out to jeers from the crowd, who would lynch him on the spot if they could...

Looking at his history, it's easy to see how he became what he was. Strict upbringing, his failure to become the artist he wanted to be, his belief that his time in the military was a "happy" time, only having one testicle, liking to be peed on. As far as his rise to power, all a series of...

Like many other mysteries, we'll never had a definitive answer to what happened, simply because of a lack of evidence. Like the video said, the crew were believed to be lost at sea, and since there isn't an eyewitness to tell us what happened, every theory will be just that, a theory. It makes...

And we could finally find out if London After Midnight actually holds up to the legend of it. I hope we're not disappointed.

I'm with you. Also, I would love to meet so many of the people who filled my life with such joy. Karloff, Lugosi, Fairbanks, Chaplin, Keaton, and so many more.

People think the earth is flat. People think the moon landing was faked. People think we should stop with clean energy because there's an limitless supply of fossil fuels, and they pose no threat to the planet. People think Justin Beiber is a musician. People are stupid. Fact.

It's not a bad movie, per se. I just never thought it deserved all of the accolades it has received. I read reviews where people talked about how scary it was, and I jumped exactly once during the film, at the obligatory jump scare. It's a good story, well acted and directed, but for me...

Tennant really did have a love for the show, and it showed in his performance. You never got the feeling that he was phoning it in. He was having fun with it, and even when the writing wasn't great, he sold it and made you love it.

An underrated film. A lot of the effects are dated now, but the story is really fun. I think the problem is this hit before too many people were taking comic book sourced movies seriously unless they were a big draw, like Batman or Superman, plus it's a family film, so it was overlooked.

I still have this one packed away somewhere with my other VHS tapes. I need a working VCR, or to finally get this one on DVD.

I love this movie. Unfortunately, I bought it as a double feature pack with Tales From The Crypt for $5 at Walmart, and it's edited to a PG rating, so some of the gore is removed. Still, wonderful acting, great tension, and Tom Baker.

A wonderful film. It's more scary in the idea of losing any control of your life as something else takes over. Even as an atheist I find that prospect terrifying.

Horrible.

Nice reference there, by the way.

I've mentioned most of these in the Cult TV thread, but here goes: Firefly - You guys know what it's about. Nightmare Cafe - Two people die and are brought back to work the night shift at a weird cafe, run by Blackie (played by Robert Englund), an immortal who looks to help good people and...