
What are the movie posters?
The left side is obviously Scream and Jaws...and I guess just Dracula? The right side - I don't know the first one, but the next one could be Psycho, and the last one is definitely The Shining.

The left side is obviously Scream and Jaws...and I guess just Dracula? The right side - I don't know the first one, but the next one could be Psycho, and the last one is definitely The Shining.
Do you guys have any other examples?
Taking a day trip to your fair city on Saturday, mainly to hit up Treasure Trove Flea Market (and just because I haven't been in a while). I was looking for anything interesting to do - stores I might not know about, attractions or events, any good restaurants I may not be privy to? Right now, I'm thinking about either TLC Burgers and Fries or Wayback for lunch. Thanks!
Got a Coke float.
I asked this question on the EastTexas sub, and got a decent number of submissions. What are the local/non-chain super markets or grocery stores in your area? For East Texas, the list I have is:
Wolfe City Grocery – Wolfe City
Delta Super Markey – Cooper
DeLaughter’s – Maud
David’s – Kaufman
Newsom’s – Ore City
Crump Food Store – Linden
Skinner’s – Longview
McLain’s Food Market - Shepherd
I tend to like to patronize locally owned/non-chain grocery stores when I'm out and about in East Texas, but they've become few and far between. Usually the small towns have some form of Brookshires - either Brookshires, Brookshires Bros, or Spring Market. Plus they all have Dollar Generals, of course.
I've shopped at David's in Kaufman, Newsom's Grocery in Ore City, and Crump Food Store in Linden. Does anyone know any others in the area?
What's your list? Here's mine:
Jefferson
Mineola
Gladewater
Will's Point
Gilmer
This place is awesome! Picked up Danzig II for a reasonable price!
Probably the best spot to eat in Quitman, not counting Seth's.
Had some good BBQ at Cowburners. Wish I had time to stick around for Dawn of the Dead (or Krull!)