Day 4 of 31 Halloween Favorites for the month of October
Scream 4 (2011)
Ten years after the original Woodsboro murders, one of the survivors returns home to promote their new book about surviving trauma, only for a new Ghostface killer to emerge, targeting a new group of teen
Night 2 of 31 Horror Movie Favorites
Scream 2(1997)
A year after the Woodsboro murders, the survivors try to move on at Windsor College in Ohio-but when a new Ghostface killer starts a campus killing spree, they must face terror all over again.
Video Store Sasquatch’s Day 1 of 31
Scream (1996)
In the small town of Woodsboro, California, a masked killer known as Ghostface begins murdering high school students, and a group of friends must use their knowledge of horror movies to unmask the killer.
@RealCaliggy@davemeltzerWON@TonyKhan Not even close we are talking about broken bones and crippling injuries wwe injuries are soft tissue where it’s wear and tear these guys are gonna kill someone before someone stops
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS WE ARE HEADED TO IOWA CITY!
After a dramatic win last night, we couldn't miss @HawkeyeFootball's showdown with Ohio State on Saturday 👏
See you there📍
"There are blowouts every Saturday. Expanding the playoff doesn't shrink anything. It lets more people see the nuttiness, the passion, the regionalism, the tribalism."
@colincowherd argues a 24-team playoff would be good for college football
The whole point of Netflix is to get subscribers so the views of raw matter less to Netflix as long they got the subscribers increase from the wwe it doesn’t matter, cable needs viewers for advertisers there’s the biggest distinction
@davemeltzerWON how can you compare streaming numbers to Nielsen numbers with the number coming from streaming sites a lot of sites you look at the program and count that as a view as to where there’s a standard for Nielsen viewing time and use to be quarter break downs
@Louisekat1292 @C_N_F__on__X Well the capital police pretty much let them in, Congress was long over and no actual congressmen was around and I hadn’t personally saw the confederate flag but it wouldn’t surprise me in this country
Tonight was Alex Cora’s 400th win as Red Sox manager. He is 1 of only 9 managers in franchise history to reach that mark.
Cora is only 55 wins shy of cracking the top 5:
5. Jimmy Collins (455)
6. John Farrell (432)
7. Jimy Williams (414)
8. Don Zimmer (411)
9. Alex Cora (400)
“There are no mistakes. The events we bring upon ourselves, no matter how unpleasant, are necessary in order to learn what we need to learn; whatever steps we take, they’re necessary to reach the places we’ve chosen to go.” ~ Richard Bach