Balrog

I’m not crazy about it. I feel something that is negatively impacting movie villains, specifically monsters, is the removal of mystery about who or what they are. Fleshing out the hero of the film allows room for relatability, but opening that door for villains has been a bad thing for me personally speaking when it comes to enjoying the story.

Perfect example of mystery for a villain would be Anton Chigurh (movie-wise). His character was so mysterious, along with his motives and goals (which was only retrieving the briefcase) that I equate him as practically being a movie monster, because death surrounded him, and fear along with it. That’s how I think the xenos should be looked at, and the engineers should be even more mysterious.

Like Elaine!

Reminds me of the good old days.

Google acknowledges it “missed the mark” when it got caught being shady (again).

Coffee’s for closers only.

If this game is anything like Alien: Isolation, I would play this game in VR with a diaper on.

Better yet, do they make me wish I had three hands?

"We're just normal men. We're just innocent men."

He taught us all that life is pain, and that he hates hi-

The problem is that kids obviously don’t care about this, and parents will dump the iPad or phone on their kids so they don’t have to deal with them, thus keeping his channel alive.

I wish Apple Maps can notify me when to leave so I can arrive to a place at a specific time like Google Maps does.

Why are y'all booing me? I'm right!