The Elordi/O'Connell bit comes from The Hollywood Reporter. The link here goes to Deadline, which agrees with THR about those three finalists in the header. There's apparently a fourth possibility still floating out there, though?

So of the three that are still in it - who ya got?

I think everyone kinda wants Lowden, I don't think too many people want Turner, but I think O'Connor would be BY FAR the most interesting choice here. I personally thought O'Connell was the no-brainer here, but what do I know. Either he wasn't that serious about it, or they didn't wanna give him the bag.

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this is from todays episode of Doughboys w/Zouks

Van Helsing uses the term “Teddy Bear” at one point. The film is set in 1885 but the term “Teddy Bear” was not coined until 1902, after then president Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt.

Van Helsing is NOT a time traveller. This is in fact a goof or “film-flub”. Please don’t let this distract you from enjoying the film.

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Hideo Kojima

I know David has played some of the games but just give Griffin a compilation of all the cutscenes with no gameplay context

I want this. I need this. I want to hear griffin try to make sense of Death Stranding

It’s as if one of Cady’s plan was to make Nolte the kind of monster as Nolte claimed Cady was when he sent him to prison.

Did carpenter last year and several Halloween varietals. Other than that, I've mostly just seen the first of the main horror franchise series. Which one would you say is the most fun to go deep on? Open to directors or whatever as well.

EDIT: Thanks for the replies!! Gonna do Nightmare on Elm Street.