Lots of things get called "American tokusatsu" with varying degrees of accuracy, but I feel like Full Moon stuff doesn't get called that as often as it probably should.

Does he practice like that? I feel like that would give you a psychological edge in court.

There is actually no contradiction here. The rallying cry has *always been* "Don't Tread on Me, Tread on Literally Everyone Else!"

Someone's Watching Me, Assault on Precinct 13, Ghosts of Mars.

I like that those two pictures are basically the same picture, except that Paulette Goddard has been replaced by Scooby-Doo.

Interestingly, the zombie in the illustration that accompanies Wallace's article is almost identical to the zombie in The Ghost Breakers (1940), which came out two years before the article was published, and therefore also to the Zombie from the Scooby-Doo episode "Which Witch is Which" from 1969.

Yeah, so far I seem to be in surprisingly good shape, all things considered!

Reporting in the following morning: I am sore as hell, as predicted, but surprisingly less so than I had expected.

I'd say I can't catch a break, but in this case I kinda did, while also not catching one in the more literal sense.