So many dead people....

[FilmNerdJamie]

There have been a few that I kept my eye out on recently. Namely Ned Beatty, John Boorman and, for no explainable reason, Christopher Walken. I was wondering about Richard Donner but he just showed up for a big Event in his honor and no indication he was in poor health.

[Nathan]

Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner. Knock wood

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[FilmNerdJamie]

A few others comes to mind but not trying to be morbid, and Romero's passing seriously bums me out. Guy was a major influence on me.

[Matt]

Chester Bennington from Linkin Park. 41. Hanged himself.

[Martin]

Holy crap.

[Matt]

I wasn't a big fan of the band but I liked his voice when he actually SANG vs SCREAMED. There was something there.
I also liked the EP that he did with STP. it's too bad that that didn't last because...again...there was something there.

[Nathan]

Whaaat!?

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[BillyG]

I don't care for Linkin Park, but sad shit. Apparently he had fought drug and alcohol addiction his whole life due to sexual assault as a kid. And he had six children. Yeesh.

[Trejo]

And was super close with Chris Cornell.. sang at his damn funeral. WTF is going on

[B_Metal]

Abuse as a kid whether it be sexual or emotional or physical really can and does fuck people up for life. Without proper counseling and healing it can be there for life. Sad, whether you like his music or not it's just plain sad.

[Timothy225]

Still a bit in shock over this. Poor guy went through hell as a kid, and it's a damn shame his demons got to him. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.

[Ingrid]

John Heard. He was 72. What a bummer, I always liked him.

[Matt]

Always liked him too. I always think of CAT PEOPLE when I think of him. Consummate pro.

[Anderson]

Something something Home Alone.

[Matt]

Glenn Campbell, 81.