Trakt for iOS
Works on iPhone and iPad.
It was fun to see the old gang back together again. It brought back many happy memories. I had forgotten how much I actually enjoyed the show back when it was on. Clearly, an impetus to go back and re-binge old episodes. Loved how they all hated Marcel the monkey. Really dug the live-studio trip-ups (literally) as well. Watching Friends is kinda like slipping into that old favorite super-comfortable t-shirt that you absolutely refuse to donate to Good Will.
Daaaaaamn. This episode is bru-tal! I guess Invincible ain't quite so invincible after all. They do a surprisingly amazing job at keeping the tension mounting... on a cartoon! So many questions. Will Debbie find out the truth? Will the demon guy ever come back? What's Robot doing with the clone brothers? Is Monster Girl going to die? Is Titan now a crime-boss? Did Black Sampson lose his jerking hand? And why does Machine Head sound like a Cher song? Fuck... this show is so good.
So the psychopathic redhead and the psychopathic ghost get their happy ending? Is that really the message they're sending?
The only part of this episode that I could relate to was when they broached the time-honored question that has vexed men for centuries: Should I cry after I masturbate in front of the window, or before?
Danny Trejo as a psychotic killer mall Santa. I have been waiting for this MY WHOLE LIFE! Adding the thrill of watching him dice up some narcissistic douche-bag internet personalities is just icing on the cake. Can we get a sequel where Trejo goes after the Kardashians next? Please. Pretty please.
Thor's yellow eyebrows makes baby Jesus cry.
Worth watching for Lin Shaye and Tobin Bell, but that's about it.. Its a somewhat fresh approach to the '80s retro vibe that has become all the rage since Stranger Things, but unfortunately lacks for its uninteresting teen cast and has no satisfying payoff whatsoever. Honestly, the creepiest part of the movie is Chris' mom asking her son to call some rando boyfriend "Dad".
Well... it took eight episodes, but FINALLY we get to see Daimon Helstrom acting like Daimon Hellstrom! Sadly, its eight episodes too late given the slog that this series has been thus far.
This is the first episode of the show I've ever seen. I don't know why I started with episode 6. Just picked one at random. Kind of amusing, but also kind of cheesy. Its like the writers weren't quite clever enough to make it on a CW show. Kinda feels like the little sister to Forever Knight. I might watch future episodes, but I doubt that I'll remain committed. I'll admit, I dig the idea of multiple supernatural creatures. Just 'cuz an Incubus is shtooping his way through Toronto, it doesn't necessarily mean that he's the bad guy, right?
