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Hmm. I do feel more relaxed in the summer, but the high temperatures really annoy me.

Tonally, it's a cross between Scooby Doo and the Evil Dead series. I went to a screening of this film the other day and hearing some of the reactions interested me. Some loved it, while one person sitting behind me said it was the worst thing they had ever seen.

Ooh, I haven't put this album on in a while. I remember preferring the second half over the first.

I can't comment on the film's accuracy, but I was intrigued by the subject matter.

I'm suspicious of people who only come around to proselytize.

A creative retelling of Stoker's classic novel, with the Count trying to clear his name. It feels like a precursor to Anne Rice's work, with a vampire telling their story to mortals.

Funnier than I expected; I had assumed it was a crime drama for some reason.

Gorgeously shot, with plenty of witty dialogue.

A friend sent this to me. 80's alternative with some 1960's "Wall of Sound" influences. Very catchy!

I suspected I wouldn't be in the right frame of mind for this class. Oh well, maybe third time will be the charm...

Disappointed

Contemplative

Agreed. There are some sequels with Tibbs as the lead character, but they don't have the intelligence of ITHOTN.

In the Heat of the Night (1967)

I watched most of the cartoons based on comic books. Batman: The Animated Series was my favorite, though I also liked the 90's X-Men and Spider-Man cartoons. I also enjoyed the original Power Rangers series, though I highly doubt it still holds up now. Haha