LJ claims the security hole was just a cache issue that lasted a few minutes, contrary to what everyone else has experienced. In an odd moment of madness and a desperate need for tokens—after reading the dw_news post about it, I entered their Halloween sweepstakes for 10,000 tokens. I know I’ll never win, but hey. Why not?

yuletide fandom nominations will open soon.

Cry Baby Lane—the movie that disappeared for a decade because Nickelodeon deemed it too scary, until a Reddit user unearthed it—will air in Teen Nick’s The 90’s Are All That block. This will mark the second (and third) time it has been seen in 11 years. 11 PM CST, Halloween night, I’ve got to tape this one. It airs from 11 PM, to 12:30 AM, and then they show it once more from 1 AM, to 2:30 AM.

First impressions of NBC’s Grimm pilot.

Synopsis and a few possible spoilers (if the movie gets made) for the rumored remake of The Evil Dead.

From After Elton: Die Laughing: 50+ of the Most Hilarious Horror Movies.

Steampunk Pumpkins.

The United States of Things Coming To Get Us. Zombies for Kentucky, Cthulhu for Tennessee.

Ghostbusters Wedding Cake. Impressive.

Tim Burton’s version of Dark Shadows includes Alice Cooper—he will be playing himself. I thought I had already posted about it before, but I only posted that he was in it, not the role.

Gateways To Geekery: Mystery Science Theater 3000.

To celebrate the release of Star Wars on Blu-ray, George Lucas sent Jawas (and a Stormtrooper) to take over Times Square.

Sign-ups for the hlh_shortcuts 2011 fic exchange are now open.

A new print of Horror of Dracula has been unearthed—the longer, more explicit version reportedly only seen in Japan until now.

Bruce Campbell discusses the Evil Dead remake.

The CW is remaking the 80’s Beauty and the Beast tv series.

The Nine Lives of Chloe King has been cancelled.

Promo for the next episode of Lost Girl

Fox is supposedly considering creating a channel that would air nothing but The Simpsons.

Prequel for Let’s Kill Hitler. The newest trailer for the second half of the season.

After 10 1/2 years, the long-lost Nickelodeon movie called Cry Baby Lane has surfaced-—of course, Viacom is trying to squash it. For now, until Viacom strikes again, part 1 of it can be viewed here. I’m about to start watching, as I’ve wanted to see this one for several years.

The Don’t Blink Cat.

Bruce Campbell’s panel at Chicago Comic Con.

A Virginia school board has banned Sherlock Holmes’ A Study In Scarlet.