Wow. Missed that part altogether.
Ironically, I started out my day by attending a training about dementia.
yeah. 
I remember the Holy Grail frak party, I followed along by guessing which scene it is by reading your comments, and then acting out the scene by myself under my breath at Starbucks.
I did that with Princess Bride, although at work, instead of Starbucks.
My grandfather had the same car, although his was shit-brown instead of shit-green.
In high school, one of my drama-geek dorm-mate’s finals project was one-man production of the “Battle of Wits”.
So where are you in the movie, so I can sync up? Or are you actually not really watching it?
I just started too. Let me sync to you, since you’re streaming where are you?
Oh, OK. Just opening the cabin.
Roughly 6 minutes in.
Okay, I’m there too.
Arts & Crafts! 
I didn’t recall just how unnerving parts of this movie were. And how young Bruce Campbell was!
It never cease to amaze me people’s ability to under-estimate creepy lake-side cabin’s deadliness.
Come on, people, have we really learned nothing?
And he’s got a monobrow!
Cellar Door. The most beautiful words in the English language.
So, dinner scene now, right?
Going down into the cellar.
edit: Always a really bad idea, BTW.
“I don’t like cellars. Let’s just close it up!”
I love her way of thinking.
Fear no razor!
Boomstick!
I’d so want an evil cellar in my house.
Hey! Creepy book bound with human skin! Let’s read out loud from it!
Scottie is a jackass. Just so that, you’re the first to die.