I just KNOW this has something to do with the infestation of the yellow beetles.

Day_Old_Dutchie: Thousands of moth larvae weave giant web over shrubbery to protect themselves and more importantly, their food, from predators

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and to protect their bicycles from thieves, too

That's horrifying. I think I'll watch the b&w 'The Mist' blu tonight. Even though Amanda was way hotter in my head.

Neondistraction: robohobo: Day_Old_Dutchie: Thousands of moth larvae weave giant web over shrubbery to protect themselves and more importantly, their food, from predators

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and to protect their bicycles from thieves, too

That's horrifying. I think I'll watch the b&w 'The Mist' blu tonight. Even though Amanda was way hotter in my head.

To this day that is the most brutal ending to a movie I've ever seen. Not bad, in fact it improved the movie in my opinion, but just emotionally brutal.

/ I remember seeing it in the theater when it came out, and I still remember multiple people cheering when that crazy religious lady finally got shut up
// I was one of them

Far more brutal than the short story, which I won't spoil for those that haven't read it. One of the first King stories I ever read, I think I was 11 or so. Followed immediately by It. Anyhow, from the time I read it I'd longed for it to be filmed, and I do think it turned out pretty damned well. Wife and I went to go see it Thanksgiving weekend when it was released. Pretty farked up for a holiday weekend. It was a full house, and I don't believe I've ever witnessed a more silent and clearly disturbed theatre exiting in my life. Although Blair Witch came close.