I saw You Can See Everything over the weekend and now I feel like I’m winded at the finish line of a marathon waiting for my friends trailing me to cross

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When filming Young Frankenstein in the 70’s, Mel Brooks tracked down the original designer for the 1931 Frankenstein (Kenneth Strickfaden) with the intention of politely asking the old man to do a quick consultation on the lab equipment to try to reasonably replicate it...

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Strickfaden replied that he had all the equipment in his garage and would loan it to them for $1,000. Brooks paid him $2,500 and also made sure that Strickfaden's name, which was not in the credits for 1931 Frankenstein, was included in the credits for Young Frankenstein.

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The lab equipment in Young Frankenstein is very literally the same lab equipment from the "real" Frankenstein.

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xbox's new marketing campaign of "fuck you, eat your slop" seems to be going great

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