Thread: Rudy's TV Screen

Youtube I am addicted to watching TheDefrancoFam lately. I've been an sxephil fan since 2009 but it's off and on. Like, I go through phases where every day I'll watch his news show and then after a few weeksmonths, suddenly I'm not watching anything at all. Right now, I'm in the former stage and I'm greedy so I stumbled upon his other channel that he and his wife vlog about their life with their little boy and I can't get enough. They are lovely, adorable people, their son is the cutest little shit, looks exactly like a tiny Phil, and they're just so cozy and fun to watch. It's a channel they obviously set up to feel inclusive with his fans as a community and it definitely, definitely feels that way. You feel like spending the day or weekend with them, you've been a part of their lives, even though it is just one sided. Marble Hornets Explained Night Mind Goddamned Nihil gave me this! Anyone who knows me knows that I love to analyze stuff, to pick it apart and find meanings and symbolism and themes and tropes in things. However, I've never been too hip with the creepy pasta. I would occasionally see that smiling Jeff and Slender man fanart on deviantart and it just struck me as so fake and edgy. Like, how I felt about Moriarty and Sebastian was how someone else felt about these supposedly real stories of supernatural killers and monsters. And on Tumblr, they always appear as a wall of text, like an intentionally scary story that tried way too hard right from the first word. So, I've ignored this kind of thing. Nihil told me in chat what he was watching one evening and gave me the links to that series of explanations by Night Mind. I was like, Well, I like reviews and explanations, so, I'm game. And omg! I love this guy's channel! The Marble Hornets thing was stellar and although the story sounds like it needed some work, it was a very compelling ride. I wasn't there during the experience but even if I had been, there's no way I'd be bouncing back and forth between the channels and to twitter in order to catch the whole story, let alone figuring out the codes and puzzles. I'm more of a hold my hand at least a little fucking bit type of story...enjoyment...person. So, Night Mind's analysis of it all was superb, knitting all the different parts together so they appear in his recap of the events in chronological order. Been watching a lot of his videos lately. They're give or take. Some, that have a preoccupation with forum stories feels like how things felt for me when I first arrived on Blue Moon, going through the PVP or the years I've spent on Literotica and the Karen Kraft and KRCummings debacles. Just kind of like, effervescent. Some of my favorites of his though, have been about the Adult Swim segments Unedited Footage of a Bear and This House Has People In It. Not just because I actually saw Unedited air while getting my siblings ready for school one morning and it was so much more disturbing than our favorite infomercials You're Whole. But also, Night Mind does the footwork, going to the complimentary sites and looking through the information and showing you the relevant pieces. TV NA Film NA Movies to See Blood Father It just came out recently and I'm linking the review by Chris Stuckmann because my main motivation for putting it here IS his review of it. I'm an old school Mel Gibson fan and I loved his work in The Beaver in recent years, so, I'm kind of excited to see him doing movie roles again. Or at least starring in something that might remotely interest me.