"I’m going to say it: this is Uwe Boll’s worst movie. Uwe Boll did not do any worse than this one."

Was this the only movie of his you've seen, Rob???  As bad as this was, I can't say it was worse than House of the Dead...

I saw the first half of Neverland this evening and found it pretty enjoyable.

I can watch The Stand over and over.  I really liked It and yes, Storm of the Century was fun.  Especially with all those New England accents and some epic blizzard action.  Can't say I much cared for any other King TV adaptation I've seen.  The Langoliers was pretty painful (except for the 2 minute part where the titular monsters actually appear) and Syfy shows it over and over.

Tuesday's Syfy holiday episodes will be pretty sweet.

Too bad about Grimm.  It wasn't bad.  Though Once Upon a Time is better.

Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory can't hold a candle to the Gene Wilder version.  And Depp didn't do as good a job as Wilder.  A lot creepier but Depp forgot to add the charming bits that the character needs.

"Snowmageddon (Syfy, 9:00 PM EST)
Okay, they’ve really topped themselves here: it’s about an evil snow globe that wreaks havoc in the real world whenever anyone shakes it. Epic face palm."
 

I read this description about 5 times, and it still doesn't make sense to me. 

Well, I agree about Bag Of Bones...It's been a few years since I read it but I remember being bored out of my freaking mind.  You usually remember the novels you struggle to get through so I don't know how the heck they can make this into a two night mini-series.

I disagree about The Stand...it wasn't a good adaption.  I was very disappointed with it...stick with the book, the mini series doesn't even come close.

 @jackwagon - Snowmageddon makes perfect sense if you think of it as a poorly done, 90 minute episode of Friday the 13th:  The Series. 

I can't wait for Tuesday's holiday episodes.  Should be a fun night.  And remember, Eureka still has episodes in the can that will be airing next year.  When you call it "cancelled" it infers that it will not be on anymore.

Oh, and who the hell's Lucy on American Horror Story?

We'll probably watch Bag of Bones because my wife is a big King fan.  I'm sure disappointment will follow, but I hope not.

 Yeah, lusiphur is correct.  Eureka may be cancelled, but they still have another summer season worth of shows that will air before it's totally done with.

I may be one of the few here, but I thought the Hitchiker's Guide movie was great fun!  No I never read the books, but I have seen the BBC series from the 80's which was based on the original radio broadcasts (the books came later).  Sam Rockwell did steal the show, but Mos Def was surprisingly good as well.

How is Prince Caspian the "high-point" of the Chronicles of Narnia movies?  I have seen very few good opinions on this film.  The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe is the "high point."  Voyage of the Dawn Threader is heads above Prince Caspian, which is also generally reguarded as the weakest of the books.

American Horror Story seems to be losing steam to my wife and I.  The last couple of episodes have been pretty meh.  We'll probably watch through the end of season 1 but our interest is waning.  

Does no one edit this site at ALL?

This is the second week in a row now that Mr Vaux has talked about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, arguably one of the best-known TV specials of all time, being ran twice because it's on for an hour.

It is an hour long.

It's been an hour long for 45 years. In fact, it was actually lengthened after its original airing to tell the fate of the Misfit Toys.

This most obvious and incredible mistake was pointed out by several of us last week. it is confirmable at every resource on the internet.

How do you expect anyone to respect your site, it's staff, and it's opinions when you not only don't know something that any child knows but can't correct the mistake when it's pointed out to you? Don't you realize how just incredibly stupid you look?

Excuse me, I'm heading to 4chan, because I'll obviously find more intelligent conversation there than I ever could at Mania...

 I'm confused, is this review of Bag of Bones based on the book, or the actual program?  Is Rob reviewing King's made for TV work, and passing immeidate judgement?  I'm just not sure.  

Eureka was fun for a time.  I somehow started to miss episodes as they were rebroadcasted online and never caught back up.

American Horror Story...is it heavily edited since they are reshowing it on another channel?  To me, I found it interesting and at the same time annoying.  You can literally "name that movie" from which each element of the show steals (plays homage?)  The Shining, Rosemary's Baby, and Twilight immediately come to mind.  But, that said, I found myself watching it and wondering how this show was going to substain itself over several seasons.  It looks like everything could be wrapped up in one more episode.  The only question left is what is in the black leather fetish body suit.  It is kind of the Dark Shadows of the 21st century...very soapish, but it has a campy fun feel to it.  It helps that they have good actors on the show.  

 Am I the only one who enjoyed The Green Hornet? Granted, it wasn't the portayal of the character I wanted to see, but what they presented was well done and just plain fun. Kind of like Rush Hour with superheroes.

An American Horror Story is like a bad accident. When it's on, I can't help but look at it. The stupidity of the characters frustrates me to no end. But, it's still a pretty cool show. I just can't quite understand why.