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[edit] There's nothing out there

I checked some sources, and found a less than glowing review on the NYT and an abstract on the LA Times. I couldn't reach the other reviews, so I left them alone. I haven't found much notable source material on the Nothing-Scream connection, so I re-worded it to make it less assertive and referenced an article that points out the similarities. Perhaps someone else can find more concrete validation of that claim.

I removed the weasel tag, since it's not really appropriate any more. I'm still new to this, so I'm not totally sure if I should have, but I figure that someone can revert the edit if it was inappropriate for me to do so.

Does anyone think that Nothing deserves its own article? If it really is a cult classic, and it potentially inspired Scream, I think it should have an article. TomXP411 06:42, 8 February 2007 (UTC)