Super Bowl Talking Points For Football Newbies - Neatorama

So, it's Super Bowl Sunday and you've gotten yourself invited to a football party but you know next to nothing about the sport or the two teams playing. What to do?

Don't worry, BuzzFeed has got your back! Here are some handy talking points if you found yourself amongst fans of either the New York Giants or the New England Patriots:

Read the rest over at Sly's post over at BuzzFeed: Link

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Eli Manning is referred to by his first name by Football fans in order to avoid confusion with his brother, Peyton Manning. I'm sure, however, that the great and wise people at this wonderfully informative and fully fact checked aggregation site knew this.

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Karloff was good but honestly, was there a better Frankenstein monster than the late Phil Hartman?

"FIRE BAD!"

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Is it a coincidence that Karina Longworth's excellent podcast, You Must Remember This, is doing a series on Boris and Bela? My favorite tidbit from the latest episode is that Karloff formed the Screen Actor's Guild in response to his treatment during the filming of Frankenstein.

http://panoply.fm/podcasts/youmustrememberthis

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You'd think the kid would want some candy or something.

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In 1952, a private collector discovered a 1910 version of Frankenstein that Edison Studios produced and thought to be lost, because when people saw the 12-minute movie, it was considered sacrilegious and appalling to people.
It's interesting that Universal would consider remaking the short film into a full scale movie from the novel and then release it right before Christmas in 1931... a religious holiday.

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This is not just a great horror film, but one of the best films ever produced on your planet.

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DRACULA had saved Universal by making $700,000 ( $700,000 dollars in 1931 is worth $10,497,043.47 in 2017)
Does anyone know how much FRANKENSTEIN made the first year? We know it had made 1.4 million by Summer, which in today's money would be $23,151,013.70

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