TIGERSTORM

I was working at Blockbuster when this movie came out. One night a car pulls up and a girl comes in and asks if we have The Boondock Saints. I look and find we have a few VHS copies for sale (for some reason the DVD rights were weird and we never got them, I remember calling around and found a store that would order it but it was going to be like $60) she buys it and goes out to her car. She doesn't leave and someone else gets out and comes in and buys another copy. After he leaves I went and grabbed a copy and bought it for myself because I had never seen that happen before.

I watched it and loved it. I also recommend the documentary Overnight about the writer and director Troy Duffy. What an a-hole this guy was and he basically made nothing from the movie iirc. He signed a big deal with Miramax and was such an arse that they didn't let him make the movie, he eventually gets distribution from another company but has no rights to home video sales.

Good. I have to assume this marks the end for Infantino, right? Or was his term almost up anyway?

I agree. I have posted and visited here less the last few years because of it.

Now being reported that she died of AIDS.

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Chase died of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) with other significant conditions, including chronic polysubstance use, according to Los Angeles County medical examiner records.

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Bump.

This is live now. I'm out of town but plan on checking it out when I get back.

Heading that way in June to stay at a cousin's place while he's out of town. What's the food scene like in the area?

Cutter's Way

I watched the first two episodes and I liked it but it felt like something was missing. I'm not sure if I needed him to be like 10% more likeable or if it was the supporting cast.

I did just read the first RJ Decker novel last week so I'll probably pick the show back up soon.

He's obviously right. The people that come on here and cry about new Star wars were cool with ewoks cause they saw that when they were kids. I love the original trilogy, I think Andor is the best thing that they have ever done (outside of the books) because I'm an adult and that's an adult show. I didn't care about the prequels or the last 3 movies but I have young kids and they enjoyed them so I enjoyed them with them (Rise of Skywalker is still complete shite).

My 7 year old is already excited for Mando and Grogu. I know it's not going to be good but we will go to the theater and eat popcorn and he will think it's awesome.

I didn't see these mentioned so I'll add them.

Bojack Horseman episode That's Too Much, Man!

NewsRadio episode Bill Moves On the first episode after Phil Hartmans death.