This guy is no Luka Bloom.

Shocks, like a cat suddenly knocking something over are very cheap, but they work every time. By that definition, popping a balloon behind you when you least expect it should make for some of the scariest footage ever.

I keep seeing and ignoring it on Netflix. I might have to give it a try based on your enthusiasm.

You sound like fun.

I loved it because the classic ghost story atmospherics worked for me. I also liked how they worked in automatic writing and stuff like that because it was really huge cultural around that time.

The Demon Murder Case scared the shit out of me when I was young and that was aired on NBC, so it had to be fairly tame.

Getting there will be the hard part. At least we The Taste!

Oh The Sean Hannity!!!

Yeah, I watched it. I thought it was riveting.

As the show Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld showed, nobody does tongue-in-cheek like Fox.

This review piqued my curiosity, but I don't actually want to sit through the film; I just want to know what happens in the depraved scenes.

Has he entered the late-period De Niro phase of his career.

You two should do a poll. Whoever gets the fewest votes can never post again!

I watched it way back when it first came to DVD. We rented it and were utterly bored. Thought the Willem Dafoe character was especially stupid. Billy Connelly shows up and everyone in the room was just, "Ugh, do we want to see this through?"

Well, The English Patient for one.

I didn't find Roth believable as the Bear-Jew. I feel like they needed someone more inherently threatening. Shooting from a low angle can only do so much.

Not sure the "identity-politics-obsessed era" ever ended.

It's possible he's never met the girl.

To be fair, the role was played by Chris Burke.

Isn't Shaggy just giving the other guy advice on how to avoid taking responsibility for his philandering? I didn't think that Shaggy was actually the one caught with his pants down.