Hurry up! You're not even close! :p

Need to mow that lawn, mate.

You and Rhett are on the same wavelength! I liked it quite a bit. I liked the parallels to old-school children's tales and how they kind of treated Freddy Krueger as this modern-day horror icon. I really do hope we get a new Elm Street film soon and it is successful. In a lot of ways, Freddy...

I feel like I have been hearing about Eli Roth making this film for ages and ages. Glad he finally was able to make it, glad people like it, and glad it did well - I haven't seen it yet.

I watched the first season - it was good shit! Haven't ever been able to fight through and see the rest of them. I am curious if any of you think they are worth it.

I liked it. It wasn't anything great, but it was fun. I appreciated the Workshop animatronics and the nods that only fans would get, but I felt it could have been more serious.

I didn't think very much of it. It was better than the first, but that doesn't say very much, honestly. I liked some of the Conjuring movies (the first, the second), but the series' good-to-bad ratio has never been in its favor. This one might be among the better ones, but it isn't anything special.

I finished a novelette I had been working on and a short story. Both are kind of, sort of on the horror side of things. The former mixes science-fiction in a Blade Runner - esque manner.

The stuff of nightmares, always surprised they had this in a kid's book. Hats off to them.

And they're better for it! :sick:

In his defense, The Hills Have Eyes 2 is coming up. And, aside from a few outliers, Wes' last half goes really downhill.

I have been meaning to watch the anime for Junji Ito for ages now. I've had it in my queue for awhile. Glad you're liking his written work.

I sent you an email with my submission. I don't know if it will fit with what you have in mind for Readers Digested, but I figured I would go ahead and shoot my shot.

I like it as well.