A house account for a taquería? Even $50 is, like, five visits!
Bank of Tacos 1986.
Get early access to exclusive experiences. [source]
At a place that doesn't have seating?
Anything to generate revenue, I suppose.
related:
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A house account for a taquería? Even $50 is, like, five visits!
Bank of Tacos 1986.
Get early access to exclusive experiences. [source]
At a place that doesn't have seating?
Anything to generate revenue, I suppose.
related:
49. Kenan and Kelly (Saturday Night Live, S48E07)
Honourable Mention
Stray Observations
» "I! Love! Beef! Lo! Mein!" (Fleishman Is in Trouble, S01E04)
Disney is showcasing over 50 shows from its streaming content slate during its two-day event in Singapore.
Some of the talent in attendance includes Japanese director Miike Takashi, Korean stars Jung Haein, Ko Kyungpyo and Kim Hyejun from the crime fantasy thriller Connect… [source]
Takashi Miike made a K-drama for Disney+?!
It drops on Hulu in America next week.
Also dropping on Hulu next week:
They done turned a parody of The Purge into a franchise.
A Christmas one as the second film? Already?
Rory: Daddy's Home and Bad Moms went straight to Christmas too.
Jon: Where do you go from Christmas, though?
Rory: Nowhere, mostly. Vacation went to Vegas…
The annual Binge Day is moved to Christmas Eve. [source]
When The Binge and The Purge fall on the same day…
BVP.
What even is this trailer?
A group of friends fall victim to tragic events after one of them dials *69 in response to a crank call.
Tina, who's finally putting the missing pieces of her life back together after a car accident robbed her of her memory a year prior, uncovers that these events are somehow linked to her past. [source]
I feel like the titular *69 is irrelevant because the crank caller planned to kill them anyway?
Like, did the crank caller have a back-up plan in case no one dialed *69?
Never mind that dark Winnie the Pooh film, let's talk about this unofficial dark Grinch film:
I'm surprised that Dr. Seuss Enterprises hasn't shut it down.
QVC+?
The idea for the movie came from QVC's In the Kitchen host David Venable.
Venable will appear on-air selling the special hot chocolate featured in the movie, a concotion made in partnership with Serendipity, while telling behind-the-scenes stories from production and showing off movie props from set. [source]
Tune in to see props from the set of a generic Christmas movie!
John McKeever, the writer/director of Holly and the Hot Chocolate, is also an actor whose roles include: Angry Drunk Dude, Angry Office Worker, and Neck Beard.
48. End Credits (Chainsaw Man, S01E07)
Stray Observations
(Chucky, S02E08)
(Chucky, S02E08)
What year is this?
Lol at Black Panther in the back center.
Related:
A re-make?
No, a re-imagining.
Who asked for this?
From Universal's direct-to-video arm.
2014: Jarhead 2
2015: The Man with the Iron Fists 2
2016: Kindergarten Cop 2
2016: Hard Target 2
2017: Big Fat Liar 2
2017: Cop and a Half 2
2018: Tales from the Hood 2
2019: The Benchwarmers 2
2019: How High 2
2019: Backdraft 2
2019: Inside Man 2
2019: Undercover Brother 2
2020: Bulletproof 2
2020: Sudden Death 2
2022: 47 Ronin 2
2022: R.I.P.D. 2
Leave no I.P. unmilked.
"We are excited to announce a thrilling new The River Wild story, with fresh characters and a story that brings the universe to new audiences." [source]
The universe of perilous whitewater rafting trips?
Aside: When was the last time you heard about anyone going whitewater rafting?
Blake Lively in The Shallows.
Chace Crawford is The Deep.
Leighton Meester in The River Wild.
Ed Westwick in upcoming underwater thriller Deep Fear…
Who asked for this?
Martin Sensmeier will star and reprise his role as Chip Hanson.
And without Jeremy Renner or Elizabeth Olsen?
Patrick Massett and John Zinman penned the sequel screenplay.
Or Taylor Sheridan?!
Patrick Massett and John Zinman…are executive producers of Sword Art Online.
47. Final Destination (Chucky, S02E07)
Honourable Mention
Stray Observations
(Chucky, S02E07)
In 2019, Fox News' streaming service Fox Nation launched an awards show for regular people called The Patriot Awards, honoring people in categories like the Most Valuable Patriot Award and the [Back the Blue] Award.
For the first time they are offering upsells, giving fans a chance to buy tickets to live broadcasts of shows hosted by Tucker Carlson, Greg Gutfeld, The Five and others.
Fox is planning book signings, meet and greets, podcast recordings and merchandise sales (including Fox News "ugly Christmas sweaters").
It's a strategy that is also appealing to advertisers and sponsors, who are a critical piece of any live event puzzle.
BravoCon, for example, held its last event last month, and had 19 sponsors, with some, like Bud Light Seltzer and Lay's, integrating their products into the event itself.
Fox Nation's Patriot Awards has lined up the restaurant chain Golden Corral.
feature film special: FANTASY FOOTBALL (PARAMOUNT+)
Premieres Friday, November 25
Everything changes when Callie A. Coleman discovers she can magically control her father Bobby's performance on the football field.
When Callie plays as her dad, a running back for the Atlanta Falcons, in Madden NFL 23, Bobby is transformed from a fumblitis-plagued journeyman to a star running back bound for superstardom.
With the NFL Playoffs looming and the pressures of Callie's new commitment to her friends on the robotics team mounting, the two must forge ahead to keep the magic a secret.
The Falcons are up 28-3 in the Super Bowl when Callie is called away by the robotics team.
Alas, it's a Paramount/CBS film, so no Cleatus integration.
SHAQ (HBO)
Premieres Wednesday, November 23
More Lakers-related 2022 programming?!
DEATH IN THE DORMS (HULU)
Premieres Monday, November 21
These are the stories of the kind of danger that no college student is ever prepared for: a life cut short just when it was getting started, not by accident but by foul play.
Each procedural episode of Death in the Dorms will examine a different murder of a college student in the U.S.
[pause]
Tonight: When a shower drain overflows with semen…