Neither Super Nor Natural

There's a new horror movie coming out called Winchester. It tells the true-ish story of Sarah Winchester, heiress to the vast Winchester Rifle fortune, who believed her house was haunted by the ghosts of all those killed by her company's weapons. Helen Mirren stars as Sarah.

Apparently the popcorn-munching general public doesn't know from rifles, and is under the impression that the movie is a big budget theatrical version of The CW's long-running Supernatural TV series.

Why the holy frak could anyone possibly think this? Because the series is all about Sam and Dean Winchester, brothers who travel around the country killing demons and monsters.

Jesus wept. Just when you think the world can't possibly get any dumber.

This is almost as stupid as a couple months ago when Charles Manson died, and music fans were saddened because they thought MARILYN Manson had croaked.

The Doctor, I Presume?

I'm a big fan of the Pop Vinyl series of bobblehead figures from Funko, Inc. They've made literally hundreds of them so far, from just about every possible license.

Earlier this week I saw this Castiel figure from the Supernatural TV series. It occurred to me that with just a little bit of customization, he'd make a pretty good Tenth Doctor until Funko gets off their butts and grabs the Doctor Who license.

Give his pants & tie a new coat of paint and maybe add an arched eyebrow above the left eye, and you'd have a decent David Tennant.

Somebody get busy on that and send me one, would you? My duties as CEO of Bob Canada's BlogWorld take up all my spare time.