He should be done Wolverine soon

I'm curious because I don't see his current output needing a whole film studio to operate.

One good idea for a future review is Chasing Papi, which is about some Latino guy, played by Eduardo Verastegui, falling with three Latino girls, played by Sofia Vergara, before Modern Family, Roselyn Sanchez and Christian singer Jaci Velasquez and it all leads into crazy hijinks in LA

Am I the only one who thinks it's GOOD that these PSAs are so scary? All these PSAs are effectively warnings about the horrors of the world you must avoid. What better way to teach people about dangerous situations that scaring them with the consequences of being reckless about them? That's kinda what Goosebumps and The Haunting Hour do.

To be clear, I'm aware that not all of the PSAs are about people causing an accident through recklessness. It only applies to the images I'm showing, being situations where someone's carelessness causes themselves or others to get hurt or worse.

His latest review of Dark Shadows was like one of the longest reviews he had done in a while. The video in total was almost 30 minutes, and there was also the sponsor part and the trailer for their little movie. I mean so far most of Doug reviews are now around 15 to 20 minutes. I remember big ones when it was like 35 to 40 minutes. Do you remember those?

I found the old post again and discovered I'd missed a few categories.

Give your opinions of the following categories:

• Worst episode
• Best episode
• Funniest episode
• Most forgettable episode
• Best episode for beginners
• Where it should have ended
• Saddest episode
• Most beautiful episode
• weirdest episode

MY CHOICES
Worst episode: Rock-A-Doodle
Best episode: Once Upon a Forest
Funniest: Rover Dangerfield
Most Forgettable: Felix the Cat the Movie
Best for Beginners: Batman and Robin
Where it Should Have Ended: Frozen
Weirdest: Dragon's Lair
Most beautiful:Ferngully

I am asking specifically because of his old vs. new for Red Dragon he did back in the day because the second half of the third season of Hannibal is literally Red Dragon and hearing Dougs thoughts about this would be interresting.

If you were a regular poster on ChannelAwesome's BBS style talk forum you were bound to come across this deeply strange dude from the RoK (S. Korea). I can also vividly remember he used his own photo of himself as an avatar (he strongly resembled a youthful version of Professor Jiang, holding a white wine glass).

He must've left a very strong (quite negative) impression on me, because he was insanely argumentative and hair trigger, aiming at talking AT rather than WITH online posters, shoving words into other poster's mouths, gish galloping with emotive topics, and unsurprisingly I can recall many regular CA posters promptly putting Cotton on "ignore", because he was so stressful or aggravating to read.

Cotton also unnecessarily traumatised dozens if not hundreds of forum uses by posting very vivid gore images of a man having his face bitten off.

Also I can also vaguely recall regular poster, Red Leaves; why did he or she get permabanned?

Online lunatics living rent free in my mind all these years later....

I was wondering why he didn’t go out and watch this with Brad…

Fills me with absolute rage that none of the CA motion pictures are on Letterboxd. Especially Kickassia which is genuinely based. Even if they were sort of released as episodes... it's a movie. They're movies. Letterboxd. Do it Now.

Source: The Happening review

Do you think that Doug made the right in choice in starting to do more positive reviews of films that he liked? I personally think it was the right decision.