A couple of days ago, the WGA settled their longlasting strike. There's a good story on Tinsel Town's collective sigh here at Entertainment Weekly [1].

Perhaps the most inventive and eclectic group of storytellers to protest unfair payment tactics were the horror writers. We'd like to think that their unusual attention-getting techniques may have had at least a little something to do with the arm-twisting that finally succeeded. Perhaps the most devilishly delighful stunt was the now-infamous Warner Bros. "Excorcism" - in case you missed it, our report was published here [2].

Pictured: screenwriter David J. Schow (who, incidentally, is one of the few holdouts who did not agree to sign on for the new deal - that Schow... such a renegade! Schow's credits include The Crow, Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, and Masters of Horror Seasons 1 and 2)