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I got this flick called "We Are Still Here" cued up. Its new but its supposed to be a throwback styled horror flick. Haven't watched yet but I'm hearing a few good things about itAnything Good to watch that's Scary? Horror Genre?
Something Spooky.
Bruce Wayne
THE GODDAMN BILLIONAIRE
I'll Look Into It.I got this flick called "We Are Still Here" cued up. Its new but its supposed to be a throwback styled horror flick. Haven't watched yet but I'm hearing a few good things about it
Towards the end is fukkery overdoseI got this flick called "We Are Still Here" cued up. Its new but its supposed to be a throwback styled horror flick. Haven't watched yet but I'm hearing a few good things about it
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
Anyone watching Marseille? I'm 4 eps in and I fukk with it
What's the name of the movie with the deaf chick
dvdjamm
All Star
dvdjamm
All Star
Netflix has given a 10-episode order to G.L.O.W., a comedy-series executive produced by Orange Is the New Black creator/executive producer Jenji Kohan and Orange co-executive producer Tara Herrmann.
Created by Liz Flahive (Homeland) and Carly Mensch (Orange Is the New Black), G.L.O.W. was inspired by the real story of the 1980s female wrestling league. Set in Los Angeles and showcasing big hair and body slams, the series tells the fictionalized story of an out-of-work actress who finds one last attempt to live her dreams in the form of a weekly series about female wrestlers.
Flahive and Mensch will serve as showrunners and will executive produce with Kohan and Herrmann.
The Reagan-era female wrestling league G.L.O.W. (Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling), a female answer to the male-dominated World Wrestling Federation, was showcased in the eponymous kitschy, Las Vegas-based syndicated TV series, which ran for four seasons, featuring sketches, songs and wrestling.
4North1Side2
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5* Easily
This was such a beautifully filmed tragic love story.
Spaceman Piff
Superstar
bob ross is on netflix 
looks like it's only 1 season.. could be a greatest hits compilation
i hope they got the episode where he puts up a picture of his side chick
looks like it's only 1 season.. could be a greatest hits compilation
i hope they got the episode where he puts up a picture of his side chick
Put this on my list
5* Easily
This was such a beautifully filmed tragic love story.
dvdjamm
All Star
Need a little creative inspiration, or just want something calming to watch before bed? Netflix has just what you need. The site is now officially streaming painting tutorials from Bob Ross, the man with the curly 'do and soft-spoken voice that became a household name on PBS.
To be clear, Netflix isn't streaming The Joy of Painting. Instead, it's offering Beauty Is Everywhere, a more limited series that was filmed in 1991, a few years before Ross died of lymphoma at 52. But don't fret, because the format is nearly identical to the original. According to Entertainment Weekly, the series ran for 25 episodes and you can see them all on Netflix. And in case his soothing voice and pretty paintings aren't enough for you, these episodes also feature a baby squirrel named Peapod.
Netflix promoted the new streaming episodes with the tagline, "His teachings are eternal. His hair is immovable. He is Bob Ross." But it turns out that Ross didn't like his signature haircut, but it became such a part of his persona that he kept maintainting it, and even wore a wig during his cancer treatments. (You can find that, and more Bob Ross fun facts, here.)
If you need even more painting tutorials in your life, many episodes of The Joy of Painting are available on YouTube. You're welcome.