Me, The Entire Day Of September 30th, Waiting For Midnight.

Me, the entire day of September 30th, waiting for midnight.

All the spooky kids on October 1st:

I still think of this movie from time to time. It did things to me as a teen...

Horror History: Josh Hartnett's Fuckasss Bangs — Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, 1998 — The Faculty, 1998

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Ok, I have to post this. About Agatha All Along...

As someone that knows far more television than most and grew up watching so many "before their time" shows that I am an anachronism and could easily time travel to any post TV era and blend in, I loved WandaVision. It is a love letter to all of classic television in the way that Tarantino's films are smutty love letters to the genes he makes them in, full of homage, references, and Easter eggs. Believe me when I tell you that you are missing out on so much of what makes that show phenomenal if you don't get the references.

What does this have to do with AAA, you may be asking? Her theme song is a classic TV theme song. It's not a subtle and barely noticeable hint or sample either. It's as subtle as Ice Ice Baby being Under Pressure. This was obviously intentional based on the reality it occurred in and the TV static soaked nostalgia dripping from every pixel in The Hex. Agatha All Along is The Munsters theme song. For those unfamiliar, that show was about a family of monsters living amongst humans. The thing is that the monsters were the goth Wards with how wholesome, kind, empathic, and compassionate they were to everyone, while the humans were judgemental, cruel, and more monstrous by far (nothing is exaggerated there). The Munsters are more human than human, and for those that get why the Rob Zombie reference is amusing this 🖤 is for you. They could have picked any iconic song to use and I think there's a relevance in choosing The Munsters. Here they are so you can compare them.

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THIS is the funniest ducking picture I have ever seen! Whoever grabbed this angle is a GENIUS!

He's clearly not acting as a put upon, scared angel getting wall slammed, look at those non stressed out hands.

This is a classic 'Michael Sheen Acting Choices' moment.

Director: So, Crowley's gonna slam you into a wall and you're going to have to look terrified.

Michael: Right, I've got you. One ethereal boner coming up!

Director: No, scared, Michael, SCARED!

Michael: I hear you. Horny. HORNY!

David: *Shrugs* I'm good with Michael's interpretation, to be fair.

Director: *THROWS HIS SCRIPT NOTES AT THE PAIR OF THEM*