Hot, hot, hot as always. Stop being such a badass. Kthanx.

I think my favorite era for horror would be the 1970s, but the 1930s are a very close second. Sometimes I vacillate.

Maybe a little of both...

Maybe the 1951 Alistair Sim Christmas Carol....

I'd have to be really boring and say Stephen King...especially in my formative years, when I read a lot of his stuff. These days, not so much.

Prichard is a behind-the-scenes kind of guy, and was never very much involved in storyline. I don't see him making much of an impact.

I have not read that book, but I will say that the book Sex, Lies & Headlocks is quite accurate.

Definitely The Godfather. But many others, like Rocky, Goodfellas and Jaws....

Carrot :-)

My overriding need to always make order out of chaos. Sometimes, you just have to embrace the chaos.

They may have an advantage in terms of creative license over the movies of say, the '30s-'50s, but that hardly translates to quality. I'd take the great horror flicks of the '30s anyday--plus I think the horror of the '70s and '80s was wilder and woollier than a lot of what we have now anyway.

That's a pretty extreme, sweeping statement. Maybe something like the Prom Night remake, yes, but i don't subscribe to the whole notion that PG-13 horror necessarily equals weak horror.

Video games are one area I really don't delve into. Not since Galaga anyways...

Nicer! Without a doubt the nicest wrestler I ever had to work with. A class act.

Loved both, but REC was simply amazing.

Loved it. Very accurate depiction of an unfortunate segment of the business. Right on the money.

I always thought Edge would make a great psycho/stalker in a movie.

If you must know, it was some kind of spicy Indian rice-and-chicken thing, an Amp, blueberry yogurt and a handful of Hershey's kisses :-)

I didn't see the PPV last night, so it's tough for me to call it.

Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood would definitely stand out as the greatest.