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Welcome to a Wednesday that feels like a Tuesday because yesterday was a Tuesday that felt like a Monday! I hope you had a great long weekend. Ben and my oldest were out of town for a hockey tournament so holding down the fort here was pretty chill with a side of a lot oh hockey practices and cereal for dinner! The mornings are starting to feel like crisp here, pumpkin spice everything are starting to fill the shelves and Practical Magic 2 comes out next week! What a time to be alive!
Ok so a knight, a sweetheart and a virgin walk into a bar....Well that's what we have this week coming up here on patreon. I'm So excited to continue is Westeros and finally watch 40 year old virgin which I have heard quoted for years. This months PPOTM and maybe Carly's last watch before baby is one I hope we both love! Coming up soon will be Citizen Kane, Clerks, Cellular (our PAF winner), Godzilla 2014, A Bridge too Far and lots of surprises!
Speaking of PaF, we had the drawing yesterday, thanks to those who could come to our daytime one! Our winner was KirkandDawn with Cellular (2004) Remember to submit your pick sometime this month here! Also while on the website, check out the demo of the autosync extension at the top of the page and while you are there-submit some movies or upvotes for the requests page!
For now, I'm not going to publish the YT schedule because apparently Dedra and Syril have taken over copyright for our YT videos--JOIN THE RESISTANCE! JK
EXTRA BUTTER this month will be 9/22-Should we watch a scary movie!?
Thanks everyone for being here, truly madly deeply means so much!
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I can't wait to see the 40 yo virgin
from the creator of little tots zotomate presents the mother's monster Amazing Dracon fantastic movie
Watched The Mandalorian and Grogu today. As usual it wasn’t nearly as bad as the internet portrays it. But movies very rarely are as bad as internet critics would have you believe, I felt basically the same about Supergirl. Anyway, Mandalorian and Grogu was like a longer, slightly above average episode of the show - not great but watchable, certainly not the garbage the internet would have one believe.
You really need to watch those "internet critics" and not just the people that hate them, because they pretty much said the same thing you did.
Did I miss the 40y old virgin?
No. The PiB week runs Tuesday to Monday or Wednesday to Tuesday.
So...uh...where is everyone? I haven't seen Clarence in a while, Milton or Mose or Bjorn either. The comments are basically a dead zone, did they get turned into extra butter only or something?
Yeah, Clarence has been “missing” for about a week or so. But he said a little while ago he’s got some stuff going on so I’m not worried yet. The others I don’t have any info on.
Another year- another baseball season has come and gone, and still no Eight Men Out. 🙄🙁
That was my pick-a-flick pick this last month. I usually request it every winter/spring for opening day. Such an excellent movie.
If you liked Game of Thrones, you'll love Warhammer 40K when it finally debuts on Amazon Prime. I nominate Secret Level, the Warhammer 40K episode.
"I guarantee you'll love this show that doesn't have a cast, doesn't officially have a setting, hasn't filmed anything, doesn't have a release date, basically has nothing except one guy who gets screwed over on every series he does but is reportedly a stickler for the writing that isn't finished yet."
Dedra and Syril? Oh, how are those two doing? They expecting their first little Stormtrooper yet? Ever since I first started watching Andor I've always thought they made a cute evil couple. I've never shipped couples before, even bad guys and girls, but these two? You could just tell - they're made for each other, and even though Dedra was using Syril for the ISB's purposes, at her core she really did care for him. Why else show concern for his safety out there on the plaza in Palmo on Ghorman? Wait, did I ask how they're doing, PRESENT TENSE? Oh, how insensitive of me - Syril's dead and Dedra's locked up on Narkina 5. Still, I maintain that they should have hooked up for real and had a family. That would be the first Imperial couple that I'd ever hope made it through the Galactic Civil War and into the New Republic Era.
Wow! Another banger of a week and another movie crossed off my PiB wishlist - Regarding Henry - can’t wait!
Hi, Cassie. This is my first post since joining last month. It's been a pure joy to watch you react to some of my favorite movies (e.g., Casablanca, It's a Wonderful Life, The Best Years of our Lives, The Count of Monte Cristo, Enemy at the Gates, The Last of the Mohicans, Field of Dreams, etc., etc., etc.). Thank you so much for what you do! I recently watched your reaction to 12 Angry Men, starring Henry Fonda (the juror who voted "not guilty" when the other 11 voted "guilty"). It reminded me that I wanted to advise you to NOT watch the remake of FAIL SAFE, starring George Clooney. I'd advise you to instead watch the original FAIL SAFE, starring Henry Fonda as the President. It came out in 1964 (the same year as Dr. Strangelove) and is a much better film than the remake. Also, it's in glorious Black & White. I give you the same advice regarding The Manchurian Candidate. Watch the original from 1962, starring Frank Sinatra, and avoid (unless you've already seen it) the 2004 remake starring Denzel Washington. That's it for now. Keep up the great work! Jay
Funny you bring up not watching The Manchurian Candidate remake. Last year Cassie was supposed to watch the original (it won a poll, I think) but got confused and watched the remake instead. She has not watched the original since then.
Release the reactions!
Compiled this list for another reactor. Modified it to remove the movies Cassie’s already reacted to. Suggestions for Halloween season. *Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Jeff Goldblum and Veronica Cartwright begin to notice lovers, friends, neighbors and co-workers behaving strangely; what is happening and how far has it spread? *The Mist (2007) superb adaptation of Stephen King’s novella; directed by Frank Darabont, who previously adapted King’s novella “Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption” as simply The Shawshank Redemption *Evil Dead (1983) high school buddies Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell made the ultimate “cabin in the woods movie”; they were 20 and 21 years old, respectively, when they made this *The Descent (2005) spelunkers find something unexpected on their annual thrill seeking adventure *Paranormal Activity (2009) fantastic found footage movie about a young couple that believes their house may be haunted *Silver Bullet (1985) adaptation of a Stephen King novella about a disabled boy that suspects a lycanthrope is hunting his small town *Candyman (1992) the movie that created and perfected the urban legend subgenre; introduced genre legend Tony Todd to the world in the titular role *The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) best musical ever made, starring the one and only Tim Curry *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) grueling film directed by Tobe Hooper; he took advantage of his low budget to film something that looks like it was captured incidentally, without any of the polish or gloss of a Hollywood production *Creepshow (1982) collaboration between Stephen King and George Romero; best horror anthology ever made; King even has a prominent role as a farmer *The Howling (1981) my favorite movie of it’s particular subgenre; loosely based on the book of the same name, this is one of those rare occasions when the movie far surpasses the book it was based on *Night of the Living Dead (1968) George Romero reinvented the zombie genre with his take on Richard Matheson’s “I Am Legend” *Dawn of the Dead (1978) Romero’s zombie movie follow up is widely regarded as the greatest zombie movie ever; he successfully blends nihilistic drama with slapstick comedy in a movie he’s (accurately) described as a comic book *Return of the Living Dead (1985) best fast zombie movie ever; directed by Dan O’Bannon, who wrote the script for Alien *Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn (1987) the sequel to Evil Dead is more comedy than horror; Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell’s love of the Three Stooges really shines in this one *Army of Darkness (1993) third and final entry in the original Evil Dead trilogy; pure (and hilarious) comedy at this point; Bruce Campbell puts on a masterclass as demon slayer Ash Williams *Hellboy (2004) based on the comics by Mike Mignola, adapted to perfection by Guillermo del Toro; explores the question of nature vs nurture *Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (2008) second and final entry in the original Hellboy franchise; considered by many to be better than the original Classics that should receive reactions: *Dracula (1931) Tod Browning directed the first Dracula movie that didn’t get sued; the Spanish language version is better *The Mummy (1932) Boris Karloff in his second most famous role, as Imhotep *Bride of Frankenstein (1935) time Cassie found out why Madeline Kahn had that distinctive hairstyle at the end of Young Frankenstein *The Wolfman (1941) best werewolf portrayal until the special effects explosion of the 1980s *The Thing From Another World (1951) the first adaptation of “Who Goes There?” strays quite a bit from the source material but is still very entertaining *Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) best gillman movie ever made, including the one by Guillermo del Toro *Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1955) the original body snatchers movie is way better than it gets credit for; wish they’d kept the original ending *Horror of Dracula (1958) Christopher Lee was the definitive Dracula and Peter Cushing was the definitive Van Helsing *The Haunting (1963) best haunted house movie ever
I'll add "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?," "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte," "Repulsion," "Rosemary's Baby," "Don't Look Now," "The Wicker Man," "Theater of Blood," "The Legend of Hell House," "Black Christmas," "The Tenant," "The Omen," "Suspiria," "Magic," "The Fog," and "The Howling" -- for any of these that have been remade, stick to the originals. I'll throw in "Black Swan" as well.
I keep seeing people still referring to the Halloween month as “Scary but not too Scary” but Cassie is calling it “Popcorn in Dread”, which after last Halloween is more appropriate.
But "Scary, but not too scary" is more fun to say.
“The Night Shift “ Ron Howard’s first attempt at directing is a terrific movie with Michael Keaton, Shelley, Long and Henry Winkler
+1 for “Night Shift" (1982)
Here is my wish list for Scary, Not Too Scary, October..... Classic Horror: The Phantom of the Opera(1925) Cassie watched a silent film last year, why not a second one? What a way to meet Lon Chaney. Dracula (1931) Time for Cassie to see Bela Lugosi. Please not the version with the Philip Glass soundtrack. The Invisible Man (1933) Claude Raines' greatest performance. Cat People (1942) Let's get a reaction to a Val Lewton thriller. Night of the Living Dead (1968) This movie is overdue for a reaction. Let's make Cassie scream Horror: The Ring (2002) Good horror and a good story. The Descent (2005) Claustrophobic and terrifying. The Mist (2007) Somewhat overlooked movie that is a superb horror film. Let the Right One In (2008) Twilight can only dream of being this good, Cassie. The Strangers (2008) Cassie said she wants to see the scariest movie she's never seen. Could this movie be it? Hereditary (2018) Bizarre, but very good.
ewww the ring remake?? Nothing compared to the Japanese original RINGU... I prefer that one. 99% of youtubers are doing the crappy Ring remake
Hi Cassie. Which version of 40 year old virgin will you be watching? Rated R or unrated one
I think for any movie she reacts to, she reacts to the theatrical version unless otherwise stated.
To all fans of The Graham Norton Show, the new series will start in two weeks time on Friday 26th September. And WHO will be the first guest on the new series?? One of Cassie's favourite Hollywood actors.... TOM CRUISE!!
Graham must get good ratings. He always gets the biggest guests.
Requests Top 5. Upvotes are worth 1 point each. 1. Chinatown (1974), 23 priority, 59 upvotes = 1201 pts 2. Charade (1963), 21 priority, 33 upvotes = 1058 pts 3. Out of Sight (1998), 15 priority, 33 upvotes = 979 pts 4. Sunshine (2007), 19 priority, 36 upvotes = 950 pts 5. Wind River (2017), 21 priority, 52 upvotes = 925 pts beta.popcorninbed.com
Just watched Supergirl on HBO max. I liked it. Not great but good. Just because a movie tanks in theaters doesn’t mean it’s a bad movie.
"Regarding Henry" reunites Harrison Ford with the Director of "Working Girl" Mike Nichols.
I’m really glad you’re reacting to Regarding Henry. It’s one of my favorite movies.
Lots of good movies coming up! Should be a good month!
The Hellraiser franchise woul;d be a perfect start for 9/22
1 & 2 are good. She can stop there.
Arcane should be the next show
"Welcome to a Wednesday that feels like a Tuesday because yesterday was a Tuesday that felt like a Monday!" It's Thursday
Two great love stories and 2 episodes Of The Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms can't beat that. We do think House Of The Dragon is better however that's just our opinion. Of course House Of The Dragon has three seasons. So I was told to give this link weeks ago to Cassie. That Cassie would probably like it seeing that's it Star Wars. I was supposed to give this link during Andor. I apologize. From South Korea https://youtu.be/m5hxvGCZLdQ?is=dNsdKvIBuLPMP9rn Clerks is the start time of four part Kevin Smith movies that all interact with each we own all these and think it's comedy genius. We did ask and 🙏to Sharon Tate to go over watch over Carly for a smooth delivery.
Wait, if 40yo virgin is the runner up, what was the winner? 😀
Tropic Thunder
What a lucky day it was when I stumbled across Popcorn in Bed on YouTube! I’ve been enjoying the channel for years now, and it looks like another great week for movies. It’s also such an exciting time for Carly and the whole family with the baby on the way. She’s going to be a wonderful mom, and that little one is going to have some pretty great aunts and uncles too. What a blessing for the whole family. Looking forward to this week’s movies. Keep up the great work. You’ve given us longtime viewers a lot of laughs and some great movie nights over the years!
We should watch World War Z for Extra Butter Live.
She has seen World War Z. https://letterboxd.com/popcorn_in_bed/films/year/2013/
I've got nothing to say about this line up, especially since one of these is a film I absolutely and personally despise involving the number 40! All I can say is that I'm glad you are doing well, I'm glad Ben and the kids are doing good, and I'm happy for Carly, wishing her the very best! So, Extra Butter on 9/22 eh, that just so happens to be my birthday! No scary movies, save that for next month! Believe it or not Cassie, but 9/19 is talk like a Pirate Day and we need to get some Pirate movies on this channel and you don't have a single one, that collab you did with another YouTuber to Hook doesn't count! I say we need to watch "Cutthroat Island" for Extra Butter! If not that, then I say for a semi scary movie that is also a superhero movie and is going to be my costume for Halloween this year, 1994's "The Shadow"! Think about it for a little while! I'll be sending you my fan letter tomorrow! Love and support 🥰😇🙏🤗😉✌️🌹
Should we watch a scary movie? Absolutely 💯
"9/22-Should we watch a scary movie!?" Answer = No. Instead, we should watch "McFarland, USA" - a Kevin Costner movie you indicated you would like to react to. If we watch a scary movie, I suggest "Rosemary's Baby" (1968).
When the choice is scary movie or not, scary movie is always the right choice.
Clerks is going to be a 15 minute YT video once they edit all the objectionable language out
Really looking forward to "Clerks" - extremely funny and so darn quotable...
Cassie, how about a scary sci-fi for 9/22 “Event Horizon” 1997. Sam Neil, Lawrence fishburne.
Since we’re getting close October I thought I’d make some horror suggestions; First, since one of Cassie’s goals was to watch the scariest movie she’s ever seen (they’re also great movies) Ring (Ringu) ‘98 It Follows Ju-On: The Grudge (These are movies I believe Cassie would find really scary, so don’t bother telling me you didn’t find them scary) Night of the Living Dead ‘68. It did well in the modern B&W poll and is a true classic. Rocky Horror Picture Show. The only non-horror movie I’m recommending, but it has honorary horror status and with the death of Tim Curry it would be a great way to honor him. With so many promoting Horror of Dracula ‘58 this year ( thanks friends) I feel a little more comfortable promoting my number one priority film. Finally some random great horror films: Let the Right One In Dog Soldiers The Fog Videodrome Dawn of the Dead ‘78 Hellboy ‘04 The Evil Dead ‘81
Obviously I'm biased for "The Fog", but I would also suggest "The Omen", she's ready for it now.
Let's not watch a scary movie on 9/22. We get nothing but scary movies for a full month!
Never enough scary movies. I might even do the watchalong, depending on the movie.
"The mornings are starting to feel like crisp here, pumpkin spice everything are starting to fill the shelves and ... " ... it is September 2026, and I hereby advocate for *that* version of The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996). [#021] Dedicated to Richard Maurer.
You again!
"A Bridge Too Far? Isn't that the one with..." Yes.
Wait a minute! I thought today was Thursday!
Joy Ride (2001) would be incredible and so much fun to watch together for Extra Butter!! Peak rising tension, Hitchcockian thriller. Please please please. Actually think you might get a fun-adjacent thrill out of that one. Or maybe not. But MAYBE. Personally I like the endorphin rush.
after work... now need food, and a nap. Oh wait, more work at home... ah
Boooo work.
Super Cool and Classy Elite Adult Life Hack #7: Fruit Loops and Lucky Charms cereals mixed together for dinner. Pure Gourmet.
Will there be an Autumn Movie Poll? I nominate "On Golden Pond".
Hi Cassie, I am Soooo behind in watching your reactions, but it’s ok, as I’m usually down with the Flu, for a week or so, in October/November (honestly, you can set your watch by it!) So I will catch up then. It looks like some more good movies coming up, I think you are Carly will enjoy Regarding Henry. Citizen Kane is one of those rights of passage to be a cinephile I think. My mate who studied Film at University, had to watch it as part of his studies. I can’t say I’m excited by it, but I do understand its importance in film history. You could watch a scary movie for Extra butter. But as it’s not October, take the opportunity to watch a none horror scary. Something like the sequel to silence of the lambs or its prequel: Red Dragon or Hannibal. Or even better watch you number 1 requested horror: Horror of Dracula 1958, just to get you in the mood for October. BTW, you said in your Insider reaction (which I have now watched at least 20 times!) you can’t remember anything of “A Beautiful Mind” 2001. If that’s the case could we get a rewatch of that on the future. Such a wonderful true story. Anywho, take care Cass. You are the best ❤️
Maybe she's been to Hearst Castle on the coast. That would add for some fun context.
YOU NEED TO WATCH THE NEGOTIATOR WITH SAMUEL L JACKSON AND KEVIN SPACEY, YOU'LL ENJOY IT. I PROMISE
Great PPOTM, Cassie. Regarding Henry is one of the more quiet Harrison Ford gems, along with Frantic (1988). I know you and Carly will enjoy it. Plenty of variety this week 👍
+1 for Frantic. Good movie.
Regarding Henry is underrated so happy about that. When is Once Upon A Time In The West supposed to be coming?
Omg Clerks! Can't wait.
40 Year Old Virgin fits magnificently into a column of consideration for a specific taste of Cassie's which I call the WITAT factor: "Why Is This Actually Tender?"
Horror movie recommends: Shuttle, Terrifier, the craft, house of 1000 corpses, Friday the 13th, Hellraiser
If a good comedy is needed in the future, Funny Farm or Money Pit would be great!
+1 for the Money Pitt.
Nice, very nice! There are a lot of really good things on the schedule. Summer here in Bavaria is still clinging on a bit. We had a balmy 31°C/88°F here on Monday, but it cooled down drastically today. Knight of the Seven Kingdoms surprised me twice. First, I really like it. And second, I could stop myself from bingeing it. I'd really like to attribute that to a newfound strength of mind, but alas, I fell asleep right at the start of the third episode ;-) But still, hooray for me...! The 40-Year-Old Virgin - yeah, it's in the title. I like Steve Carell, but I liked him most in Dan in Real Life - a way better movie imho. Regarding Henry is also a movie I'm looking forward to watching again. About Citizen Kane - I've seen that one once, and that is enough for me, and if it wasn't for you I'm pretty sure I'd never have watched that one again. :-) I really hope I can make the Extra Butter this month, and IF you want to watch a scary movie to kick off Scary but not too Scary October, I'd suggest Horror of Dracula! Has the perfect runtime for an Extra Butter watch-along -around 85min ;-) Have a great week!
Jerry Seinfeld would say cereal for dinner is Ay Okay. Enjoy the new mornings Cassie
"A Bridge too Far" .. excellent movie with a phenomenal cast. My best to Carly for a healthy and happy baby !!!!
For the scary movie. Just suck it up, get scared, and watch Jeepers Creepers. Get the scary one out of your system, then you can go easy.
I raise you house of 1000 corpses
By scary movie do you mean Scary Movie, or a scary movie? My vote if its a scary movie is a Hitchcock movie like Strangers on a Train.
Here is my ultimate scary movie, Terrifier
Good line up. Laughs and tears and "Oh My Gosh"!
Looking forward to 40 Year-Old Virgin and KoTSK. Also, the EXTRA BUTTER Live later in the month.
Here is an interview with Orson Welles on BBC UK chat show, Parkinson in 1974. They don't discuss his movies but at 22:55, Michael Parkinson asks Welles as to the fact that many critics describe Citizen Kane (1941) as "the greatest film ever made" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dAGcorF1Vo
Hey Cassie, nice mix! We get a comedy, a fantasy and a heart felt drama reaction all in one week!
Always loved 40 YOV!!
It's Thursday.
Here is a little interview with Ruth Warrick talking about working on Citizen Kane (1941) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DiIgPCTAW4
But it's Thursday 😂. I've only seen KoTSK so looking forward to some new films for me. A Bridge Too Far getting a watch is great news.
Death becomes her is a fantastic horror comedy. You'll definitely laugh more than be scared
Still can’t believe Cassie hasnt seen that! Such a Cassie and Carly movie!
Haven’t you seen The 40 Year Old Virgin before? I swear I’ve heard you mention it in other reactions. In any case, there are two cuts of it. The longer one is 133 minutes, that’s the better one. If you haven’t already done it, that’s should be the one you watch.
It's always been listed on her Letterbox as seen. Hopefully, she remembers very little of the film during the reaction, lol.
Cassie will need to try more drastic approaches to solve the copyright issues. Other reactors are getting movies up on Youtube, PiB is standing still right now. 1. Slap a PiB watermark on every edit. 2. Use a smaller insert box to show the movie. Give it try, many reactors use this method. 3. Reach out to other reactors for help. How are they getting around these issues?
I don't like a smaller insert box for the movie. I see other reactors do it but their room (and the clutter in the room) fill the screen. Makes for a much more striking YT reaction to do it the way Cassie (and her editors) do it. Your #2 suggestion should be a last resort. Reactors are struggling with copyright, especially apparently with Paramount. "The tension between reaction creators and major entertainment studios has hit a boiling point, with Paramount Global emerging as one of the most aggressive enforcers of copyright takedowns. While reaction channels have historically operated in a legal gray area, [there is] a noticeable shift toward stricter enforcement."
There's some raunchy stuff in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," but I think ultimately Cassie will like it.
Is it as bad as watching Ser Dunk fight through a case of Diarrhea? Asking for a friend.
Raunchy with ❤️.
Letterboxd shows 40 Year Old Virgin as having been watched by Cassie. Is it wrong or is this another rewatch?
Can I just say thank you to EVERY. SINGLE. PERSON who voted for Citizen Kane (1941) for Cassie to watch. That film is in my top 5 all-time favourite movies! Such a brilliant film made all the more remarkable that it was Orson Welles' very first film, which he co-wrote, produced, directed and played the leading title role all at the age of just 25 years old! It is an all-time favourite among many film critics. It was UK critic, Leslie Halliwell's #1 favourite film. In his movie book, Halliwell's Film Guide, he describes the film as "almost every shot and every line is utterly absorbing, both as entertainment and as craft!"
I voted for it. Which is weird because I’m not a massive fan. I think it’s just a very important movie in cinematic history. But Im glad you got a favourite on the channel. It does feel abit like winning the lottery!
Regarding Henry is a lost gem of a 1990s era film. One of Ford and Nichols' solid and heartfelt movies.
Yes watch exorcist and the craft for September
Time and again , Cassie has said she will never, ever watch the Exorcist, stating that she's not willing to scar her psyche for views. So don't get your hopes up
Ewww practical magic sucks. The craft is better than that
Practical Magic probably originally got greenlit because of the success of The Craft, come to think of it. I actually walked by the set of it in the 90's but didn't know what I was looking at until way later. Up in the San Juan Islands.
2 comedies?! Nice
40 Virgin is right up your alley so looking forward to it; haven’t seen Regarding Henry in so long that it’ll feel like a first-time watch 👍
I need a good laugh this week. Looking forward to 40YOV.
I’m predicting now that Regarding Henry may be one of your favorite movies on the channel this year. Can’t wait for that reaction. 40 Year Old Virgin will be a lot of laughs for you, and probably a few Oh My Gosh’s thrown into the mix.
Yep, totally agree. Should be a good week for Cassie.
Tomorrow is September 11 25th anniversary of that horrible day My gf told me about this and it actually took forever to find it. ( I actually had to cut it down and make it myself) This was from Good Morning America from September 13th 2001 Amazing Grace being sung over pictures from those frightful first couple of days ✌️🗽🕯️ https://photos.app.goo.gl/BHoz1dBYy8hBXErb7 In honor of the thousands who died on 9/11 to their families and all of us who suffered.
Thank you for giving honour and respect to our dead on that day. May they look upon us always as we punish their killers.
I still can't believe Clerks won that poll. I don't have a problem with the film itself, but are people not giving any consideration as to who is reacting to it? Anything/everything else on the list was better suited for Cassie.
Dang I’ve been out of touch. I can’t believe that won a poll
Sweet. Two of my always picks have been picked: Ladyhawke (last week) and Regarding Henry (this week)! Awesome.
Which version of 40 Yr Old Virgin, are you watching please? Theatrical or Uncut?? Also can't hardly wait for AKOTSK ☺️
A Bridge Too Far. Operation Market Garden. True story, great film. As for YouTube copyrights, don’t worry rebellions and resistances are built on hope.
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A Wednesday that feels like a Tuesday, but is released on a Thursday. 🤣
All bangers this week.
Maybe you can I Know What You Did Last Summer for some fun not to scary end of summer horror fun Also Silver Billet Hope Floats with Carly
We get so close every year with IKWYDLS and then it never happens. Sad face emoji.
It’s gonna be a great week.
DID YOU SAY CLERKS????????
It will be interesting to say the least. Probably a good thing. She's warming up with something like 40-year-old Virgin.
Start the Scary Movie franchise for Popcorn In Dread.
Nah cancel that. The new one is lame. She might not get the horror parodies in it
Where's the monsterverse stuff? I thought that was coming??
Yeah wtf, this channel is becoming like mtv trl. Only shows what’s popular while the rest are shunned
Nice. All 3 bangers (for me). Gonna be a good week 👍🏽