Damn fine indeed, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I feel like it's about time I give it a second watch-through.

If God is real, and omnipotent, and *good*, then why is he always absent in the words and works of his followers?

If you see someone who genuinely believes in God act this way, you can only take it as evidence against either God’s existence itself, or (at the very least) his goodness.

As much as I love Twin Peaks, I've never actually seen the Missing Pieces.

I don't care how good it is, I'm not exploding the strawberry part.

As a former night person who is now a morning person, I feel I can boast about being the best of both of these.

I am very awesome

I love how he suddenly becomes the bad guy in a Disney movie

I feel like this is a real problem that most people don't realize is a problem.

The best I've managed is a weekly tabletop game, but that's hardly an entire community. Just like 5 or 6 regulars.

I think that's a fair assessment, glad you liked it!

I think I generally agree, but at the same time I do like the ending a lot. I also didn't predict the exact way it resolved (being vague for spoilers), so it was at least a little surprising for me.

Have you seen Heretic? I watched it recently and quite liked it, though it's quite different from most religious horror I've seen.

I haven't seen all of these, but Saint Maud was amazing. That ending lives rent free in my brain.

This would have been the saddest thing I've seen all day if I hadn't watched Homeward Bound earlier.

The waterfall scene still affects me.

Two batmobiles motherfuckers

I feel like I've experienced this to a degree.

Or more specifically, like... talking to people I don't really know. I don't know how to navigate a sincere conversation with someone if I don't already know what our common ground is.

There is no helping you now. This is our burden.

This virtual card game.

Wooper may never grow up. Everstone every time.