u/Doctor-Clark-Savage

He was being groomed as Clark’s successor as the Emcee of Emcees, but ended up in major trouble in 1988 when he and a friend of his forced a woman to perform sex acts on them both. Originally charged with 2nd degree rape, he pled to lesser charges of 3rd degree sexual assault and escaped jail time, but was finished as an emcee. Now he is a show manager in Las Vegas with his most popular show being the male revue “Thunder From Down Under” and makes occasional appearances on television recently being seen in “Succession”.

RIP Jeffrey Jones…career. Creepazoid.

Was the belt maker just not a viewer of the product? That sucker stood out like a sore thumb.

The heat that emanated from it backstage was not because of the skit, but because no one was informed the skit was going to happen much less the content. It led to a pull apart backstage and Arn almost quitting the company.

Nash apparently was the brainchild of the skit, which is both ironic and hypocritical because a few years later, he got angry and had beef with The Rock for the impromptu “ big daddy bitch“ insult in Rock’s promo.

Fester's Quest keeps getting drug by the gaming community due in no small part to AVGN. But I remember playing the game in the Fall of '89 and just being obsessed with it. Once you beat Mutilator Troy, who has one of the most difficult patterns in an NES game, it really opens up to being a kickass run and gun with a lot of open spaces to let your guns reach their full potential. Plus, the Sunsoft music is as always top notch.

So I'll let the haters hate. I can't change their mind and they can't change mine.

EDIT: I also think the commercial that came out to promote it did the game no favors. It said that if you died, you’d have to do everything all over again which:

1. Is a shitty way to promote your game and

2. Isn’t really true. When you die, you start at the beginning of the game, but keeps your progress, so it’s just a matter of getting powered up and returning to where you died. Like a proto-Souls game.

In no particular order.

RIP Kelly Preston and Shannen Doherty.

I first saw this one in middle school when it came on the Saturday Night Creature Feature on our local TV station and it was all the boys were talking about at school that Monday and everyone was singing the Silver Shamrock song. So I never had that “This is the worst Halloween ever because Michael isn’t in it” train of thought.

It’s a shame the studio killed the anthology concept because to a lot of people, Michael Myers was never the same or as enjoyable post Halloween II.