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Hi Folks. Long time YT subscriber (like forever) but first time member here on Patreon. I finally joined for a chance to get a recommendation submitted for this year's Scary But Not Too Scary October. The recommendation is for what I think is a criminally overlooked and forgotten suspense/thriller, 2001's "Frailty". I think it's right up Cassie and Carly's alley. Great thrills and chills, an amazing plot twist but almost no blood and guts. Besides, It stars Bill Paxton & Matthew McConaughey (I think Matt's best performance next to Dallas Buyers Club and the first season of True Detective). We all know how much they love movies with these guys in them. Also, it's Bill Paxton's directorial debut. Come on folks, help me out here. Spread the word please.

This is the most commented on post in PIB-Patreon history by quite a bit.

Given certain current and ongoing disgruntlements, I feel the need to write Cassie a stern letter. So here it is. I shall title it...."Seriously, young lady....." 1) ....we're in need of a new update. 2) ....why have you not rectified the heinous error of leaving A PERFECT WORLD off the Clint Eastwood poll when we have soundly assuaged your concerns over the content? 3) ....why are you relentlessly perpetuating your even more heinous prejudice against the 1960s? It's a gold mine of superb films and we need a poll right this very now (please and thank you.) 4) ....why have you STILL not watched Chris McQuarrie's personal recommendation of "Klute"? I promise, if you watch that film, your next invite will be to Thanksgiving at his house. 5) .....what has THELMA & LOUISE done to you that it literally NEVER appears on any poll anywhere? If you're a woman and a movie fan, it's pretty much a compulsory watch, so....STOPPIT. 6) ....do yourself a favour and watch THE FIGHTER with Christian Bale and Marky Mark Wahlberg. It made me a Bale fan and you already are one, so imagine how much you'll enjoy it.

She mentioned DS9. I like DS9. If she reacts to DS9, she should watch the TNG S5 "Ensign Ro" episode as prep because I think Cassie doesn't really know what a Bajoran is or anything of the Bajoran-Cardassian conflict. I also like Voyager (and think Cassie would to), which can be reacted to in an abbreviated fashion, as she did with TNG. Also throw into the ring iconic series such as The Wire, The Sopranos, or Mad Men (which she would love), or others.

I just remembered a decent little horror flick that might be good for October. Does anyone remember "Prophecy" (1979)? It's got Talia Shire and Armand Assante in it, and it's about mutant creatures created by chemical waste.

We need a new update post. This one's getting mouldy.

The accountant UGH ! , a Ben Affleck movie ? If you’re going to do that watch his daredevil movie with Jennifer Garner and Colin Farrell Et Al Movie gets a bad rap, and Ben is good in it

This whole Exorcist thing with Cassie is a little silly Not only is it the scariest movie ever but it’s a terrific film made by a legendary Director from a fantastic best selling book. Maybe she could bring Ben in to sit with her and watch it together you know like a Papal dispensation😝……..anyway. . What about this one? “The Rite” with Anthony Hopkins very good movie , scary and has one of One of the most beautiful and sensitive scenes in any movie ever . I’m talking about the- Last Rites in the rain - scene performed by the young priest For a girl dying from a terrible accident on the street.

Further to the conversations about the kind of horror Cassie could handle/couldn't handle, would find acceptable versus not, I would like to rebut all the horror folk who think this consideration is only relevant to scary movies. This should make you feel better. I did a list last week that included the legendary coming-of-age comedy, Porky's (1982), because I remember liking it as a kid and thought it would be a fun one for Cassie. Well, I watched Porky's tonight for the first time this century, and while I am fortunately immature enough to still enjoy it (Kim Cattrall puts in the same, Oscar-worthy performance I remember), when I think of Cassie sitting through it, I am forced to respond with....ummmm....no. You should all feel better now, because this means that Porky's falls into the same category as The Exorcist, Let The Right One In and Shadow of the Vampire - truly great films some of us love deeply, all of which will never get a sniff on this channel.

What day do you guys think she’ll upload the accountant

How about Spawn? It’s superhero with horror stuff in it

Sinners bored me to death in the first. Felt like a western then the third act kicks in. It was mid

Horror movies on the nope list is to Halloween without horror as April fools day to without pranks or jokes comedy

So, the fly gets a reaction? Good I’m the one who listed it on the pick a flick suggestion link mwahaha

Putting horror movies on the nope list really ruins the essence of October Halloween. That’s like saying celebrating Christmas without the gifts. Or Halloween without the horror stuff. Sheesh

Horror Musings of a Non-Horror fan Discussions about the possible content of horror season this October have already begun in earnest, so I'm throwing in my tuppence worth. It's no secret that I mostly like to see Cassie enjoying herself (eg Smokey & The Bandit, The Replacements, Major League), but I also love seeing her "engrossed" in a movie with buggy eyes, involuntary fidgeting and an elevated 'frick' count, and that rarely comes from the lighter fare. She was "engrossed" in Misery for example, engrossed in Lord of the Rings, and is definitely engrossed in Game of Thrones - none of which can be considered light and fluffy. She admitted at the end of episode 8 that "this show is stressing me OUT!", but five seconds later had that little smile on her face which says, "Uggh, I cannot wait for the next episode". Good horror films would give her that, which is why even the white knights among us can be found pushing some pretty heavy stuff come October. I'm not interested in gore and shock for the sake of it, and I won't push anything that might follow Cassie out of the movie room and into her real life, but that's exactly why I've pushed The Fly. It's pure fantasy, could not happen, is brilliantly written and acted, suspenseful and en"gross"ing in the extreme (see what I did there?) and this leads me to believe that Cassie will actually appreciate having watched it. She'll be bopping all over the bed *during*, but surely that's the rollercoaster ride she set October aside for. And I'll say it again...IF SHE WATCHES THESE HEAVY HORROR MOVIES AS AN AFTERNOON MATINEE, so she has hours of daylight and activity afterwards to dilute the heebie-jeebies, I don't think she's going to have a problem at all. Basically, you can stuff your Hereditarys and Exorcists and Human Centipedes - this is not the channel for that sort of thing - but otherwise, maybe it's time to stop pampering our much-tougher-than-she-used-to-be little soldier and, this October, stretch to some of the quality boundaries horror has to offer. One more thing: Even if we can take the reins off the horror content for October, I think it's safe to say that horror fans will NEVER get a full month of hardcore horror. It just frazzles Cassie too much if it's relentless. Perfect balance for me would be 4-6 full-on horror movies (that's a third to a half of the entire month), interspersed with whatever the hell Cassie wants to watch in order to balance, dilute and cleanse her tender little soul. I wouldn't even rule out comedies and rom-coms for that, AS LONG as the horror fans get 4-6 doozies they can really sink their teeth into.

Been watching the Live from last night. Sounds like we’re gonna get the usual comedies, action flicks and comic book movies masquerading as horror films this October. It was funny listening to Cassie rattle off the horror movies she’s watched. First, it confirmed that she knows the difference between the stuff that she reacts to for three weeks in October and actual horror. Second, it underlined just how few horror movies she reacts to in October - about two horror movies on average each scary season.

Next Week? -Lost in Translation -In the Name of the Father (or Wonder Woman or Manchurian) -Game of Thrones That would be great.

Is there a link to everybody's pick of movies from the recent PaF? Had a look in the FAQ but couldn't see it. Always nice to see what everyone has picked.

Hi Cassie.. I wanted to email you about last nights Live Event I missed.. this is Christian Movie Nerd.. whats a good email for you?

Only 160 entries in the August PAF is a very significant drop from previous months. Much better odds however, lol. I didn't see a list of the August movies submitted.

Seeing a new (to me) Patreon glitch on my phone since yesterday. When I click on ‘See More’ it no longer shows the whole post, it only shows part of the rest of the post. I can get around this by scrolling down till the post is no longer visible then scrolling back up - then the whole post is there. Is anyone else seeing this? Or maybe it’s just my stupid phone.

Where is the recording? I missed it last night and wanted to see it today.

Where's the live recording at? Shouldn't it at least be on here?

Could’ve been a bad night for me. Cannonball Run lost its poll (after being 2% ahead for ages!), then Cassie lost my package, then she got plaster in her eye and nearly required an ambulance. Fortunately, she then found my package, which means Ben is wearing his Cannonball Run shirt as we speak and Cassie is getting curious, and she eventually recovered from her optical crisis. She ended the feed with one eyelash still in place, looking like the spork from Toy Story 4. Very attractive. I decided to go the whole distance this time (till 3am) and had fun, but that may be the only time. I need my beauty sleep.

(I think just about everyone on the channel would enjoy “The First Olympics Athens 1896”.) 🤷🏼‍♂️

I feel like saying this…when it’s time to watch an “Olympics movie”, this is it… 🤷🏼‍♂️ MUST WATCH: “The First Olympics Athens 1896” is something you MUST SEE. It’s family friendly, and it’s a 2-part movie shown on tv in the 80’s, about the Olympics, as we know them now, being fired up, after ancient times. Mainly told from the perspective of some plucky, hopeful student-athletes, and some others, trying to make it to the starting line! The kids should LOVE it, especially knowing it’s actually history and the US kinda kicks butt. The grownups should love it as well. It’s some feel-good/historical storytelling and it’s rated PG.(I think) Even if not for the channel, ya should definitely look up “The First Olympics Athens 1896” for your own selves. On YT, it’s listed in 2 parts.

Nosferatu week? That's a very good idea.

The vintage commercials were a nice touch. That was surreal to see all those again back to back. Took me right back there to that time.

"In the Name of the Father" won the PAF -- I am pumped.

Cassie said on the live she’s watching Sinners and The Fly this Halloween- so some good news.

Besides GoT, curious what's up for next week. Maybe Lost in Translation and Justice League? Or she may want to watch Wonder Woman before JL. PAF winner could be a choice also.

I'd like to plant a seed for a reaction to Thelma and Louise. It's the ultimate road trip movie but doesn't really fit cleanly into the typical poll categories (err... '90s action? A stretch.) It's a classic - won the Oscar for Original screenplay that year and put Brad Pitt on the map.

Shoot! Probably gonna miss it this afternoon. I'm in the middle of a group trip exploring the Canadian Rockies and Glacier National Park - Waterton, Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise. The highlight of the tour was when the tour director announced all the celebrities that visit the area every year, including but not limited to the stars of PiB. I almost fainted.

There is one scary movie that I loved Its never mentioned but for a low budget movie it's a brilliant sci -fi/ horror. Circle (2015) no known faces. Just superb setup and execution. A gem. RT score don't do it justice. Trust me this is worth a watch. Source : Me.

I have a question. About how long do the YouTube Lives last? Not looking for an exact time, just a rough average. The reason I ask is I have something to do Saturday night but I might be able to push it back if the live doesn’t go too long.

Cassie's outfit for the K Pop thing got me questioning commitments to Sparkle Motion but got me thinking maybe it's a sign. Maybe it's the year for Donnie Darko (2001)? Seasonal/Halloween and eerie vibes without being too overtly scary. Probably Carly-safe. Don't think there's been a Richard Kelly movie on the channel yet.

Any GoT Ep 7 & 8 sightings?

BLACK SWAN (2010) (psychological horror/drama) [IMDb 8.0] for OCTOBER. --Natalie Portman won Best Actress Oscar. --The movie nominated 5 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director. --Wikipedia calls it an "American psychological horror film." --The Google page for the movie gives genre as "horror/drama." --TV Tropes calls it a "psychological thriller horror film.” Maybe you could turn your head when that trailer scene that bothered you arises in the movie.

Cassie, as a way to get some older scary movies in October, please consider doing these era polls. You watch the winner of each poll. 50s & 60s 70s & 80s 90s & 2000s 2010s to the Present

Instead of having a not so scary October should just marathon GoT, and then a normal movie a week.

One of the other reactors I follow is Totally Whatever. Two sisters who have an engaging genuine reacting style. Up later this week from them is "The Quick and the Dead". I'm sure it's on Cassie's short-list for a PPoTM, right? 🙄

NFL football starts today I recommend you watch American Underdog true story

Below are the results of the PR #1-50 Poll last week. 1. The Accountant (2016) – 386 **2. Wonder Woman (2017) – 364** 3. Dr Strangelove (1964) – 316 4. Short Circuit (1986) – 303 5. Sixteen Candles (1984) – 274 6. Jackie Brown (1997) – 270 7. Panic Room (2002) – 264 8. Donnie Brasco (1997) – 155 9. Moonstruck (1982) – 153

I forgot one really good and underappreciated movie when I did my list. A Man Apart (2003) - Vin Diesel

I recommend you watch The Blaire Witch Project this October because it is my favorite scary movie. But its really not that scary.

A couple more for Halloween. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992) Fatal Attraction (1987) Near Dark (1987)

KatWatchesHorrorMovies posted a reaction to Let the Right One In on YouTube today (this comment is mostly for Bjorn Karlsson).

Glad Cassie decided to priority-insert K-Pop Demon Hunters. Great choice to include Carly also.

Now Cassie has decided to attack my wishlist by watching Game of Thrones PLUS 2 of my fave movies every month without fail (no backsliding, missy), I feel the need to come up with a whole new list of exciting suggestions. Check out these bad boys: HUD (1963) - I swear to God, Cassie, stand Chris Hemsworth next to Paul Newman as he looked in this movie and you're gonna make a big Australian cry. Hemsworth looks like two butts sewn together in comparison. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (1971) - Love and honour in 1890s Russia, with a great central performance by Topol. You'll be singing "If I Were A Rich Man" for days after. FREEBIE & THE BEAN (1974) - Funniest buddy cop movie ever, starring Alan Arkin, Sonny Corleone from The Godfather and Hotlips Houlihan from M*A*S*H. THE MARATHON MAN (1976) - Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier on fine form. Please please please, watch this film the night before you go back to the dentist for your root canal. It will vastly improve your experience in the chair. PORKY'S (1981) - Hilarious coming-of-age movie if you like that sort of thing, and I'm ashamed to say I do. Samantha from Sex & The City is in it and it's a wee bit puerile. I basically want to try and break your "Oh My Gosh" meter. PERFECT (1985) - Jamie Lee Curtis in a somewhat different role from the frumpy school kid in Halloween. Her outfits have no bearing on this film's inclusion. WILDCATS (1986) - You will genuinely love this one. Goldie Hawn gets a job as football coach at an inner city school and joyful froilcs ensue. AWOL (1990) - Jean-Claude Van Damme in fine form, fighting to protect a mother and her daughter. If it helps, you get to see JCVD's butt. THE MULE (2018) - Clint Eastwood in a Gollum suit, delivering cocaine for a cartel, so what could possibly go wrong? That'll do it for now. I'd just upload the entire list as your next poll if I were you. It'll save you a lot of bother.

Any idea when GoT is going to be released on Patreon? 🥹

Sin City is gone from YT...copyright takedown. Sorry to see that, it was doing well with views.

Winter is coming. And so is Halloween. And Christmas! And white walkers! 😂👏

Hi Cassie.. I wont be able to make it to the live event on Saturday.. are you gonna have a replay of it on here after? I ask because I sent you something in the mail and wanted to see if you liked it.

For scary month, I'd suggest going hard and going weird. Conjuring - because it's a rarely great story for a horror movie Hereditary - genuinely the scariest movie I've ever seen Braindead - Peter Jacksons masterpiece is so overlooked The Crucible - Daniel Day on finest form and Winona Ryder too

As a young man, when the movie released, I'd never have considered to watch "Lost In Translation" so I skipped it. But a long time later, now a father of two and approaching 40, I decided to check which Oscar winning movies I'd missed over the years, and I watched Lost In Translation and I gotta admit - that movie has something magical. It's so difficult to describe, the appeal of it - the dynamics, the emotions, the performances. On the surface just a simple - almost boring - circumstantial story. But the characters are mesmerizing. I do think you gotta be a little older to appreciate it. Glad I waited.

Good Morning to Cassie, PIB and all her many many viewers. We are coming to you live from Southern California. I have no idea what we are going to do today. Our last full day here. However that's not important. We loved last we still got to watch Kpop which I can't get the song Golden out of my head. We watched the Outros to GOT we will be joining her for episode 10 this week. Speaking of Peter Dinkledge did you know he is in Dexter Resurrection? Episodes 3-9 all got a 10 from me on IMDB no show other than The Chosen has 7 straight 10s from me not even GOT. We watched The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo which we found absolutely sickening but we also liked it. This week season finale of GOT which we will watch just episode 10 not nine we just watched that. The Accountant looks awesome. YT Live which sounds like a awesome week. I won't able to attend the YT live. We will be buying a gift membership for someone. However my birthday was last Friday. Since I have been in SOCAL. My family is choosing to celebrate it this Friday and Saturday. I will be out with my siblings during the YT Live. Son of a. When I was thinking about a song I could share with you I thought about Angry by the Rolling Stones since they drive Sunset Strip but I was told that some might find that offensive given Sidney Sweeney's outfit. So I decided to go with something much simpler since we spent all day at the San Diego Zoo yesterday here is Simon and Garfunkel with At The Zoo https://youtu.be/cDu7eitZrgw?si=B8wOzRt5xhB1SWj0 Crisp fall air watching Anne Of Green Gables apple picking, Steelers football. What a season We bid you all a Good Day

YT LIVE 09/06 4PM MST- translates to- Saturday September 6th 4pm Mountain Standard Time- so 6pm east coast time, 5pm central time and 3pm west coast time.

My favorite horror movies are Silence Of The Lambs and Perfect Blue. Kind of cheating as they're more mystery-y than horror-y. I love the idea of a double feature with Perfect Blue and Black Swan, given Aronofsky's well-known influence by Satoshi Kon, and the frequent comparison of the two films.

I suggested Dark City as a great "not too scary" option for October. It's not a horror movie by most people's definition, but I'd say it's creepy enough to make the cut. The director also made The Crow, which was a previous October viewing for Cassie. The only horror movies ranked above Dark City on the Popcorn Requests list are Little Shop of Horrors, The Fly, and They Live.

Totally forgot to submit a pick-a-flick!!!…. I’m a cotton headed ninny muggins…

My suggestion for October is BLACK SWAN (2010). Natalie Portman won Best Actress Oscar. Lost in Translation will be a palate cleanser for Sin City, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Game of Thrones, The Accountant, Batman v Superman.

The "Ber" months have the opposite meaning here. Hopefully it gets warmer here and less rain, we have so much rain in the last month. I will keep putting in my suggestions for October - "Wolf Creek", "Dead Calm", and I think Cassie would be okay with "The Substance". Also, a left of centre choice, but fits in its own way would be "Chopper".

My top suggestions for Super Scary October on this channel would probably be: Joy Ride (2002), Halloween H20 (1998), Scream 2 (1997), As Above So Below (2014), Doctor Sleep (2019), The Invitation (2015), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), Hannibal (2001) and Creep (2014).

FYI - For GoT YT edits, Cassie is asking Youtube viewers which they prefer. https://www.youtube.com/@PopcornInBed/posts --- Current results --- Small visuals, longer YT edit 63% Bigger visuals, shorter YT edit 37%

Graham Greene passed away. Time to watch “Thunderheart!”

I love fall time, I'm also a big fan of winter, simply because I can watch all the movies inside I want without any judgement 😁

My scary but not too scary/comedy suggestions...... House (1985) - William Katt and George Wendt House 2: The Second Story (1987) - Bill Maher, John Ratzenberg and Arye Gross

Legend of Hell House scared me to death when I was a little kid. My parents made me go to bed and said I was too young to watch it so I naturally sneaked out of my bedroom and crept down the hall and watched it because their backs were turned against me. I watched about a half hour of it then got scared and went back to bed. I had nightmares that night and never forgot them! I watched it in its entirety as an adult and it was scary although I had no nightmares! Anyone else remember that movie? Roddy McDowell and Pamela Franklin starred.

Since I'll by flying home from a trip, thanks in advance if Old As Dirt Bert should win Pick-a-Flick (fat chance of that).

Happy fall! This channel is very literally one of the best parts of the season for me, so thank you! Glad to see the LIVE is still happening. Woke up today and was really feeling like I'd forgotten something until I saw the post. Watched the What Lies Beneath vid this weekend and I really think that one deserves more views. It's so good. Lol

Hi Cassie, I too dream of the cooler weather of Autumn. It’s a beautiful time of year and far more comfortable for work! I’m glad you are getting a bit of time with your family, enjoy. Ok, just let me get this out of my system! DDDUUUUEEEEEELLLLLL!!! 🚗🚛 THANKYOU 😘🥰😍 Can’t wait!! I might even be able to persuade my wife to watch that reaction, as she is a big fan of Duel, which sez a lot for a person who usually only likes period dramas! I would love to join you for “the Live” but I have my best friends daughter coming over to watch LOTR for her first time watching! She is 11 and loves movies. Unfortunately for her she has grown up in a household with her two sisters and mom who are scared of everything, including anything outside Disney! So she has starting coming over to ours for a film night once in a while. Last week it was “Gremlins” which she loved. LOTR is going to be a big step up, but she is already excited! I’m also really pleased for Clay, you are watching “Lost in translation” I think you will really enjoy that one. “The Accountant” is good too and I know Richard was keen on that one. As for K-pop, I was trying to avoid it! But I just so happen to be at a friends gathering the other night with all the kids there and mentioned you had watched something called K-pop demon thingy and the kids in the room went mad and then made all us adults watch it!!! While respecting the work, I can’t say I’m a fan! 😆 I would like to request “The Horror of Dracula” 1958 for October. I have been told by reliable sources it is a MUST for any fan of Horror and therefore must be watched to consider yourself a cinephile! You are the best ❤️

Okay here are my much anticipated (by a couple of people anyway) October Horror requests I will be using the Trick (real horror films (supposedly)) or Treat (horror-lite) formula used here in Halloween’s past. For the Trick portion I will be trying to be mindful of Cassie’s boundaries. But I will also be taking into consideration films that have been watched on this channel that have stretched those boundaries. Here we go: Trick: It Follows (2014) Ringu (1998) Night of the Living Dead (1968) Dawn of the Dead (1978) Train to Busan (2016) Let the Right One In (2008) Nosferatu (2024) X (2022) Pearl (2022) Vampires (1998) They Live (1988) The Fly (1986) Brightburn (2019) The Fog (1980) Doctor Sleep (2019) Sinners (2025) The Hills Have Eyes (1977) From Beyond (1986) The Evil Dead (1981) The VVitch (2015) Hellraiser (1987) Drag Me to Hell (2009) Re-Animator (1985) Dog Soldiers (2002) Candyman (1992) Color out of Space (2019) Frankenhooker (1990) Fright Night (1985) Creepshow (1982) 30 Days of Night (2007) Scanners (1981) Krampus (2015) Ju-on: The Grudge (2002) Pumpkinhead (1988) Split (2016) Ginger Snaps (2000) From Dusk till Dawn (1996) Cube (1997) [REC] (2007) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) Treat: Horror of Dracula (1958) Shin Godzilla (2016) Hellboy (2004) Hellboy II: The Golden Army Trollhunter 2010 The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Pacific Rim (2013) The Wicker Man (1973) Feel free to disagree but you’re unlikely to change my mind.

Creepy for Oct though not too scary: "The Trouble with Harry" (1955) - I think this one is Carly safe

Not sure how many reaction slots will be available for scary movies in October. I would still recommend a reaction to the show "Midnight Mass" (just 7 episodes). Cassie is of course aware of recommendations to react to "horror" content outside of October...so that remains a possibility. "Midnight Mass" could be watched any month.

Can someone remind me please, usually how long is it between films appearing on Patreon to them being uploaded onto YouTube? I can only watch on one device at a time so I can only watch the reactions on YT 😭

I would say a good Halloween movie and completely Carly acceptable is Fright Night (1985). A very fun 80s vampire flick. Also Forbidden Planet (1956) is quite excellent, considered a must see classic and is also Carly acceptable.

I really hope you enjoyed the first season of Game of Thrones, Cassie! You got through those 10 episodes really fast! There is so much more epic excitement and twists to be had from the remaining 7 seasons! There is an interesting little interview with actor Mark Addy on UK TV show, This Morning, talking about his Game of Thrones experience, portraying King Robert Barathean. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSGcy2-hybA

Oh yes, the brrr is coming *Ned stark voice* That does put a smile on my face. Should be a fun spooky season. Gonna help my older brother put up his huge halloween house/yard display at the end of this month. I cannot wait for the Lost In Translation react. One of my absolute favorites. It's like comfort food : the movie. All the best, and hope those headaches leave ya alone

The two reactions for the week are very much anticipated. Games of Thrones, of course. The Accountant is a very nicely made action flick, with a lot of quirky character. Can't wait to see which Flick will be Picked in the live!

Scary but not too Scary: Signs (You already reacted to The Village and The Sixth Sense). Signs is another M. Night Shyamalan film and those 3 are probably his best. More films for that theme is 28 Days Later, The Lost Boys and maybe some selected Twilight Zone episodes?

Sinners would be a perfect scary but not too scary pick. And The Peanut Butter Falcon would be a great tender November choice!

Dune Part 1 & 2 please

Some channels seem to have already started on Halloween. I think one month is enough. That being said I will post some of my Halloween favorites. Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986) The Descent (2005) Slither (2006) The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966) Crimson Peak (2015) The Thing (2011) The prequel to the 1982 film Life (2017) Doctor Sleep (2019) Directors Cut Splinter (2008) Cat's Eye (1985) Dawn of the Dead (1978) Creep Show (1982) Blade (1998)

Can’t wait for The Accountant! ❤️❤️

Funny story. I just finished watching the accountant for my first time viewing. Only to receive this update. I guess I'll be watching it again with you soon. I think you'll really like it. I'll be checking out the 2nd film tomorrow.

I liked the Accountant. Anna Kendrick is not your typical Hollywood starlet, but she is an excellent actress and I find her very attractive. Ben Affleck, again, did a great job as the leading role.

Updateadoodah? My, oh my, what a wonderful day!

Lost in Translation!

If anyone is feeling the “Berrr” Cassie is talking about up there in Utah, can you send some down to South Texas, please? 😁

Shocked at still no Mission: Impossible!

So looking forward to the last 2 eps of Season 1, good idea to do the PaF during the live. I just recently changed my pick to Rumble In The Bronx as you said during the Extra Butter you plan on watching my original choice of The Nice Guys in a Buddy Comedy week at some point.

Thanks for this, Cassie. Glad you're enjoying the family (and the food)! Hope all is well and the root canals are behind you now forever. Crispy apple month it is! The Apple Festival was this past weekend in NC. SO many varieties. We'll be making homemade apple sauce, apple crisp, apple pancakes and my wife's ever-fabulous apple pie. Love Autumn! Cheers and God Bless.

Another baseball season is nearly over. What are the odds of getting in Eight Men Out before the end of October?

Glad your having fun with your parents. Really looking forward to The Accountant I think you will really enjoy it, but please don’t take too long watching the second one, as I think that was really fun (obviously can’t say why). Also when you’ve finished S2 of GoT, I’d really love it if you could take a couple week break. As it will be the 2nd week into October. And as you only tend to watch Horror in that month. It would be great if you could drop back to 3 movies a week for the last two weeks just to get more horror related content in, but if you don’t I understand and I don’t have any issues as it’s just a request.

To catch a thief! Grace Kelly I still contend is the most beautiful woman to ever exist

Wow -- pumped that Lost in Translation coming up in September. That PAF material for me. Very much looking forward to GoT E9/E10.

I guess "A.I." will be up on YT next week? (I'm assuming "The Human Comedy" won't be, given its relative obscurity...)

The Crispy Months are upon us! I love this time of year. The weather has been great so far here…mid to low 70s during the day, mid to low 60s over night. I actually started up the firepit out back on Sunday night. Love sitting around a fire and just chatting away with my wife and a couple of friends. The only bad thing about this time of year, for me, are the cold and dreary months after New Years. But that’s a few months away, so let’s not worry about that now. I’m hoping you’ve got some fall-centric movies in mind for your PPOTM for September, October, and November. I suggested a couple of back to school movies during the last Extra Butter live that would fit right in with the beginning of September…School Ties, Some Kind of Wonderful, Back to School, and With Honors. And there’s another movie called Indian Summer that Katie Jackson recommended awhile back that I watched…and I loved it. It’s got a nice cast that includes Bill Paxton, Diane Lane (Clark Kent’s mom in Man of Steel), Kevin Pollack, Alan Arkin, and Elizabeth Perkins. It’s got an amazing fall vibe and a really nice story. St. Elmo’s Fire would be another great movie with nice fall vibes.

For the first time in four years I just might have to put my PiB membership on pause until GOTs is finished. It's taking away from the rest of the offerings. Cassie is great but sometimes you have to vote with your wallet.

“Burr! It’s cold in here! There must be some Toros in the atmosphere!” IYKYK 😊 Sorry to hear about your headaches Cassie, but I’m glad the dental work is healing Looking forward to the Accountant and the next round of GOT!

Oh, and just to clarify, it's DUEL, not THE Duel. If you get my hopes up only to react to the 2016 Liam Hemsworth clunker, I'm literally gonna scthweam.

Can't wait for the S1 finales. Can't put any more words til after they're up though. The Accountant is a solid movie, too.

Two good ones this week. Still havent caught up with The Accountant 2 but yet but may catch it after this week. With all this recent Ben Affleck hopefully we can get Good Will Hunting in the future.

Hold on. Hold on a hot dang diggety doo! Are you telling me that after months and months and MONTHS of diddly squat in the movie department, I'm getting Lost In Translation AND Duel this month?? Lost In Transylvania AND Jaws 1.0?? Cassie, all is forgiven. The names I have called you behind your back are hereby retracted, I've done a U-turn on cancelling my membership and you are back in the good books once again. Oh, and when you come to opening my packages this Saturday, you might want to bin the one that smells funny.

You forgot one thing Cassie: Hockey is coming! 😂 Anyway, as much as I want to attend the YT live, it’s right in the middle of work so I’ll catch a replay when I get home. Have a good week folks!

Looking forward to The Accountant.

Lost in Translation… Yay!!!! I am so looking forward to that. Now I can change my pick every month. 🤣

Graham Greene born on the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario is dead at age 73. I read both he died of "natural causes" and died "after a lengthy illness." Great in Dances with Wolves. Also liked him in "Thunderheart" (1992) w/Val Kilmer. R.I.P.

1 movie this week—is what happens when TV begins to take over

Insidious and Conjuring for spooky season

Please watch Wednesday and Stranger Things- Carly would love it Some good movies Walk The Line F1 and Superman Hope Floats with Carly The Monster Squad and Silver Bullet

The Accountant is a brilliant movie..gets the brain going..The Accountant 2 developes relationships and is action packed with some really humourous bits..very good choice.🫶🏻👏🏻

Good morning everyone.

Looking forward to The Accountant but where's Batman vs Superman Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition?

What a time to be alive