Even someone with one vision.

Well, technically we lost the war in that we didn't achieve our objectives, but just from a military standpoint we kicked their asses.

Me too, me too!

Well, they are very different in the US, which is where these properties are turned into films, so how they are seen in the rest of the world is irrelevant.

A comic strip and a comic book are as different as a TV show and a film. It's not pedantry.

I'll take the acid pen over 45 minutes of "You're shmoopy" "No, you're shmoopy" added to the end of the film.

Comic books and comic strips aren't the same thing.

I love gory films, but not when I am eating anything other than say pretzels.

That sounds just like an Eli Roth film.

I'm just teasing. I love Italian horror movies. But pretending that nearly all of the Italian cannibal films aren't trash and Green Inferno is, is delusional.

Seems that most people who hate his films do so because they don't like his personality.

Ah, animal mutilation and bad dubbing.

Aftershock was pretty good.

Big fan of animal mutilation, I take it.

Rombie Zombie and Ti West, i.e. two of the only directors making interesting horror films. And like Roth, they have their own style and vision. I'll take all three of them over the bulk of the dreck that passes for horror films these days.

"The entirety of the 90-minute feature takes place in the confines of a stuffy jury room and its adjacent bathroom…"

Reason number 5238 that the 80s were awesome.

It's not just bad (like say View to a Kill), it's boring,

Plus the dinner scene, which watching now is just gross fun, but as a kid disgusted the hell out of me. It ruined many subsequent meals for me.

Wasn't it needles?