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The 10 Most Disgusting Delicacies to Try Before You Die

Check out the list here.  There's no way.  Not for all the money in the world.

And just for fun, here's a behind-the-scenes video of Choi Min Sik preparing himself for the octopus eating scene in Oldboy (which is streaming on Netflix now, by the way).  That part of the movie grossed me out more than some of the other disturbing scenes featured in the film.

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Horror Movie Alphabet

How well do you know your horror movies?  Find out by watching the horror movie alphabet.  There were only 2 that I didn't know. 

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New Total Recall Trailer

Here's the teaser trailer for the Total Recall remake starring Colin Farrell.  Fans of the Johnny Cab driver will be greatly disappointed.

The Wright Designed Dog house

Here's a cute story about a 12-year-old boy who offered Frank Lloyd Wright his paper route money in exchange for a dog house.

 "I would appreciate it if you would design me a doghouse, which would be easy to build, but would go with our house...," read the letter dated June 19, 1956. "(My dog) is two and a half feet high and three feet long. The reasons I would like this doghouse is for the winters mainly."

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Jim Rash shows off his sexy leg

I find it amusing that Dean Pelton (you'll never listen to Kiss From a Rose the same way again) is now an Oscar winner.

FYI: Community comes back on March 15.

Bonus: My favorite TV bad guy has a future guest spot on the show.

What did Billy Crystal do to his face!?

I could care less about the Oscars, but I'm fascinated by Billy Crystal's new face.  How long has this been going on and why?!  It's terrible when actresses get too much plastic surgery, but it seems like it's even more tragic when a fading male star ruins his face.  Some people say it's from weight gain, but I'm not so sure.  It's just odd looking.

Zombified Movie Posters

Zombified movie poster collection.  The E.T. one is scary!

What kind of bird are you?

Yes, I am totally excited for the new Wes Anderson movie, Moonlight Kingdom.  Sorry, haters.

Most awesome Ghostbusters cake!

It even freaking glows in the dark!

Why do all movie tickets cost the same (except for 3-D, of course)?

Have you ever wondered why all movie tickets cost the same?  Why is there no demand pricing for movies?

One-price-tickets is a kind of return to the earliest days of (barely) moving pictures, when everybody would put a penny in a peep show machine. But the first instances of what film archeologists would actually call "movies" around 1910 featured different prices for different films. Movies were priced according to their length, stars, and popularity. For three decades until the 1940s, one theater would have the rights to each movie within a certain zone, and movies received grades (A, B, or C) that corresponded with ticket prices at those theaters. If the rules of the 1920s ruled today, Mission Impossible might be $15 and Young Adult might be $7. What changed?

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The Spielberg Face

A video history of the Spielberg Face.  I kinda, sorta want to see War Horse.  The Adventures of Tintin, not-so-much.  The way the people look in that movie just weirds me out.    

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