In theaters Sep. 9 & 13; on VOD Oct. 9

As good as Temple of Doom.

What I want to know is, where does she stand on the issue of The Child? Yes, or no?

I've recently moved, and this doppling facility is on the way between my old apartment and my new house. I hope the man outside has enough credits to afford something better than a stupid repulsive anteater.

When "daddy" had to school Elaine in good sleepover party etiquette about always calling if you won't be there, I thought it was a one time faux pas and that he was a bit controlling. But if you look closer, you'll see there are lots of examples of Elaine's bad behavior throughout the film. First, she sets out to steal Hank before Tina's corpse is even buried. Then, with the town reeling over the deaths of her friends, she enlists Eulabell to lay out an evening outfit for her (remember, Elaine isn't the maid here) and lure a sympathetic Hank over to take her out. Finally, if not for the excitement over the discovery of the sodium antidote, Elaine's damsel in distress act at the quarry nearly gets everyone killed. She's a bad person.

Set a plate for the narrator.

Howdy!

Does anyone have access to the title cards used on the Gizmoplex? I wasn’t able to get them all before it went down and I’d love to use them for my collection.

I’m sure this has been asked and asserted but I can’t seem to find the reply so I figured I would ask again.

Thanks in advance!

I've finished making a diorama based on "Teenagers from Outer Space," featuring the sensitive alien Derek, the sensitive earthling Betty, and the no-longer sensing-anything remains of poor Sparky. WARNING: Gargon not to scale.

I am trying to find the mst3k episode about big mechas, it was a film that almost felt like a sequel to robot jox, giant robots, I think in the form of a scorpion was used to give tours across a waste land, until a humanoid mecha was found which was bad for reasons.

I am sorry I cant offer more and i cant even remember who was hosting or anything, but does anyone know this episode?

Viral marketing can just throw things in for the hell of it, but awesome if accidental.

We had multiple experiments featuring the topic (Teenage Crime Wave, crime shorts, High School Big Shot, I Accuse My Parents.) and it feels strange considering what we knows about crime today.

Usually it’s done by kids not in the middle/upper class. It’s done by poor kids generally. So it feels weird to hyperfixate on that lol

(Suck it, Dodgers!)