Robert Englund plays Victor Creel, “a disturbed and intimidating man who is imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital for a gruesome murder in the 1950s.”
Eduardo Franco plays Argyle, a new friend of Jonathan’s (Charlie Heaton). He’s “a fun-loving stoner who proudly delivers delicious pizza pies for Surfer Boy Pizza.”
The Adkins family said in a statement to The Associated Press on Monday that “it is out of sincere love that we share Sinbad, our beloved husband and father, is recovering from a recent stroke.”
“Sinbad is a light source of love and joy for many generations. While he is beginning his road to recovery, we are faithful and optimistic that he will bring laughter into our hearts soon,” the statement continued.
At one point in the trailer, a character says “It’s dangerous being a prophet during times of upheaval.” That’s a direct reference to Whoopi Goldberg’s character, Mother Abagail Freemantle, who though over 100 years old in the novel has been anointed by God to lead good people out of superflu devastated America to the city of Boulder, Colorado.
The trailer focuses closely on Mother Abagail and her evil opposite, the Dark Man, Randall Flagg—played by Alexander Skarsgård. In the novel, they encounter each other in dreams and visions and Flagg grows frustrated because he can’t use his possibly demonic powers to affect her.
Stephen King has written an all-new epilogue for the series as well. It premieres on Thursday, Dec. 17, and will stream exclusively on CBS All Access.
Is it now over? How President Trump finally conceded the election to Joe Biden?
He did it the Trump way before undid it:
He won because the Election was Rigged. NO VOTE WATCHERS OR OBSERVERS allowed, vote tabulated by a Radical Left privately owned company, Dominion, with a bad reputation & bum equipment that couldn’t even qualify for Texas (which I won by a lot!), the Fake & Silent Media, & more! https://t.co/Exb3C1mAPg
All of the mechanical “glitches” that took place on Election Night were really THEM getting caught trying to steal votes. They succeeded plenty, however, without getting caught. Mail-in elections are a sick joke!
Minutes later, as “He won” began trending on social media, President Trump renewed his previous “we will win” comment ..
And now begins potentially the earliest campaign cycle in history. With the lead Republican candidate, if he declares, Donald Trump. With rallies for the next 1,460 days until November ’24
This website has been around in some form or another since the year 2000.. I can recall covering horror news of the early 21st century during the wild west days of the internet. Back then, anything was possible. And fun! There was no social media to come and ruin a good time. Instead websites offered mysteries, oddities, awful designs, and personal touches from the owners who created them.
We devolve sometimes here into needless nostalgia. Perhaps today was one of those days.. But it happens during long cold walks in lonely parks with trees adorned with papers reminding people to wear masks.
So just picture the rebellion that would occur if we found out the world was potentially going to meet a costly fate in 2068. A doomsday date to remember.
2068 SEEMS far away, right?
So did 2020 back in the year 2000 when I first FTP’ed up the Horror Report onto the World Wide Web.
Presumably if Apophis does hit, and I live to a ripe old age of 88, I will see calamity befall our home planet. My son would have a better shot at seeing at when he is 57 that year..
It’s funny to consider.. I did some research tonight because I knew that I spread content many years ago about Apophis when it was first discovered. I hit the jackpot on the Wayback machine from the year 2005.
The Horror Report reported this on on February 15, 2005: A giant asteroid the size of three football pitches will make the closest flyby of Earth in recorded history for an object of its size, scientists said yesterday.
That same year, Apophis had yet to get its cool name. It was just called 2004 MN4 when Space.com reported that the flyback of the massive asteroid would be visible to the naked eye across the planet:
Space.com pointed out that the asteroid will be 22,600 miles from Earth’s center when it flies by on April 13, 2029.
Oh.. that is a Friday by the way, so appropriate.
The 2036 flyby was also feared by many.. Early reports indicated that this would be the date of the collision with the planet. In 2013 those reported were discounted.
Although the probability of an impact from asteroid Apophis for 2029 and 2036 has been ruled out, the new findings suggest that there might be a very small chance of impact in April 2068. Previous calculations made in 2016 had all but ruled out the probability of an impact on 2068. The chance of an impact was seen in 2016 as vanishingly small, at just 1 in 150,000 odds of impact, or a 99.99933% chance the asteroid would miss the Earth. The new findings might slightly change these numbers again, as new calculations are made using both the recent data and new observations that will be made very soon.
So rest easy tonight. This is not the night of the mighty Apophis — we have more Earthly things to worry about with a virus raging and political distractions causing immense and true division.
But be warned.. a giant killer stalks. It may pass by through our friendly skies safely in 2068 and all of these predictions will be naught.
Or we will look back at 2020 and relish in the thought of just how great it was after all.
Let’s be honest, this year has been bleak for many restarants.
Yes, there are some shining examples of how take out only can work, but other major chains and small restaurants are feeling the burn of COVID.. The early spring and summer lockdowns throughout the United States did not do the industry favors.. And when dining finally was allowed throughout parts of the nation, few places were able to boast of a thriving night life.
And now with the media and politicians warn of what most have suddenly deemed a “dark winter,” dining is slowing again to a crawl..
A DARK WINTER?! Was it even a bright summer!?
One of the biggest attractions that many fair weathered states had was the luck of the sun. OUTSIDE DINING.. places soaked up the ability to lessen its dim fate with tables on sidewalks and closed down streets… Inside was limited, but the air outside led to some cities coming up with unique abilities to close down alleyways and less busy roadways for table side service in the open air.
But even with those few months of profit, the restaurant industry lost $120 bil by the middle of summer.
The National Restaurant Association released new data outlining the grim COVID-19 impact so far. The Association said restaurants lost $40 billion in May, bringing the three-month total to $120 billion after March dropped $30 billion in an abbreviated window and April sank $50 billion as stay-at-home policies covered the entire month. Overall, restaurants are expected to lose some $240 billion by year’s end.
As the summer ended and fall began, the pandemic showed signs up picking up in intensity.
Domino’s Pizza and Papa John’s are among the most obvious winners, as consumers quickly transitioned to order their pizzas for delivery during lockdowns. But burger chains like McDonald’s and Wendy’s, which saw sales take deeper dives in March and April, also reported relatively speedy rebounds to their U.S. businesses. The disparity between the fast-food sector and full-service restaurants is also reflected in restaurant stocks. Shares of Olive Garden parent Darden Restaurants have fallen about 8% this year, while Dine Brands, owner of IHOP and Applebee’s, has seen its stock tumble 32%. On the flip side, McDonald’s stock is up 11% and Wendy’s shares are flat in 2020. Shares of fast-casual chain Chipotle Mexican Grill have gained more than 50% year to date, adding more than $11 billion to the company’s market value. Jim Stevens, president of the Golden Chick restaurant chain, said the company saw its sales dive 15% at its more than 190 locations in Texas, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Florida during the five weeks after stay-at-home orders were put in place. But the fried chicken chain’s second-quarter same-store sales rose 21%, and its third quarter is on track for a 26% increase. Drive-thru sales account for about 85% of its business now, compared with about two-thirds before.
This was that game trailer:https://www.youtube.com/embed/Fgvo-9pJ1EU?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent
November 13, another Friday, charts out where we are now so many months later:
Daily tests have increased all year, but daily cases have come in waves.. This looks to be a third wave that does not seem to be relenting.. Hospital rates were back twice this year.. now they appear to be raging.. and while deaths were down for most of the summer and early fall, things seem to be rebounding into negative territory..
Is it just West Philly or is this the slowest Friday ever?
What followed were tons of comments, still being written, from around the United States..
Comments like these from people throughout the United States on Friday the 13th, November 2020, during the pandemic:
Slow in NJ. I made $30 last night
Slow in Maryland tonight
The slowest Friday I’ve worked in years in Ohio
Slow texas i worked from 8:30am to 2 manage to make $90 but only had like 10 tables
Dead in Western New York
New Hampshire Quiet Too
Sooooo slooooooww in Metro Detroit today
San Diego is super quiet tonight
Slow in north west pa. Waiting to be shut down again
Slow in Tampa, fl
Ne Georgia.. Slowest night I can remember in a long time barely walked with 70 for 5 hours
Dead as fuck here in Charleston WV. We had a 30min wait at 6pm and then it just flatlined. Staff ready to leave in 15min
It’s the slowest friday ever. Pa
My day in Memphis was SUPER slow. I thought it was at least 4 and it was only noon
Yes because everyone is sick or afraid of getting sick we have a huge outbreak right now in western Michigan
Illinois: It’s horrid. The slowest night since we reopened in May!
I’m 20 minutes out of Philly on the Main Line. Totally dead.
Slow here in md. We’re adding more restrictions to gatherings here on Sunday so people are panic shopping and ordering takeout.
I was watching the news tonight (I live in the suburbs of Philly) and they were going on about how there’s going to be a set of new covid restrictions announced on Monday
The Washington POST just published a very interesting news article which asserts that Donald Trump would have the ability and power to release any secrets he wants to after he’s not an office anymore. He would not be governed by the classified rules that for bid him from talking now.
They state that because he’s in debt, and bitter over his loss to Joe Biden, he may just do that.
It brought to mind a story that ran a few weeks ago which stated that Donald Trump could possibly be the president to reveal UFO secrets, although the Washington POST article did not reference any extra terrestrial life becoming known to the public
But what if?
What if this president was the one to do it, being that is coming from him, 76 million Americans would say it’s fake and 71 million would suddenly get ready to be beamed up and anally probed.
There is no concrete evidence that Donald Trump will do any of this, but journalists have taken two more speculative reporting over the past four years as opposed to factual bits of information being relayed..
Some good news from Netflix this morning as they teased a little short photo promo for “Umbrella Academy“ season 3.
In a year of bad news, we have been treated to two pieces of good news. First the second season of this great show premiered in July and now as the year closes, we’re being told of the next one coming.
Astronomers say they’ll have to keep an eye on the near-Earth asteroid Apophis to see how much of a danger the space rock poses to our planet during a close pass in 2068. But don’t panic: The chances of an impact still seem very low.
Under certain circumstances, the sun can heat an asteroid unevenly, causing the space rock to radiate away heat energy asymmetrically. The result can be a tiny push in a certain direction — an effect called Yarkovsky acceleration, which can change the path of an asteroid through space.