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I think this was from an Athletic article.

It's good to be the king.

My bar trivia night has been back for the past month and I was there day one. I've missed it so much. It's just mentally pleasing to be there. If you're sitting, you don't have to wear masks. If you're standing/ordering at the bar, you do. Unfortunately, they got rid of my street tacos when they homogenized their menu to be more bbq/burgers. All they really need are the tortillas though since I only ate the carnitas. They got rid of their cheap/specials menu but I actually don't mind putting money into the bar. Hopefully, it comes back though.

It was just pointed out to me the nod to Halloween III. That was pretty cool I guess.

Streaming on Peacock

6 out of 10 That may be generous since I'm kind of okay with the ending. Good share of horror movie gripes and bad characters really bring it down though. I'll probably watch again tomorrow.

DDTPro and TJPW look like so much fun. I sub to so much already though.

You don't say!

It was an okay slasher but disappointing compared to 4. Things that made me groan: Psychic Jamie Rachel being replaced with another sister-figure. The director or producer agreed this was a misstep. The wild gunman. Also, the explanation in the part 6 Producer's Cut. IIRC, there may have been too many hands in the cookie jar for part 5 but not as bad as 6, which had 2 different cuts.

If they ever remake Angel in time, Sam Elliott needs to play Kit Carson.

1st movie was actually pretty decent. Solid supporting cast. Movie #2

Movie #1

I believe it's been said that Halloween II had to "up the ante" because of Friday the 13th, hence more blood and gore.

I had to look that one up and didn't know a half turkey, half dinosaur existed.

I sometimes wonder what happened to Michael Dudikoff.

I'm going to be using this as well.

I've always felt 4 was underrated. The Jamie Lloyd trilogy had potential but 5 was a misfire and 6 was just bleh. Producer's Cut kind of made things better but not by much.

It's been great since Lou and Barry took over. Compared to every year since '93 at least. Half the fanbase is basically like the clown above though so that's unfortunate.

Here's a story from my favorite hockey team:

D1P CE thread going off the rails into food talk?

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Looks beautiful, great cast, and GDT.

They've spent the better part of those 5 years trying to get Roman over and having the show revolve around him. I mean it still does, only he's a heel now and fans are less critical about it. Roman and the Usos took up a majority of the show last night. Combined with an inexplicably long Seth/Edge match, the only women's match was cut from the show. A meaningless tag match in the grand scheme of things but it meant a lot to Zelina Vega who lost her dad 20 years ago at the WTC. Dynamite was bad with their time management this week so WWE was like, "hold my beer". Honestly, the biggest highlight in that time period was Becky's organic rise. The subtle build, the failed heel turn, WWE brass doubling-down wherever they could but eventually giving in after 2+ months, and peaking with bloody Becky in the build to Survivor Series. A shame the build after Rumble and the main event Mania match was bad but never would I thought that a woman who wasn't the "chosen one" would get a Daniel Bryan-like rise to the top and be a top merch seller. Not bad for being the "4th" Horsewomen.