Matt Craven is awesome in it too. In a movie filled with terrifying visuals, his description of them testing The Ladder is deeply disturbing considering it's just a guy talking.

There's some genuinely memorable disturbing visuals in there.

more obsolete?

Same. The "Aw fuck, Buddy" is right on the money, though.

I like Tom Hiddleston, but those were painful.

The show has proven it will always have a real lack of realistic human decision making.

Just realized the guy who plays Spencer was Morgan Earp in Deadwood and also one of the dudes who banged Brenda with his friend in Six Feet Under.

I think he's certainly a Mega Powers fan, brother.

'Easy Lover' is my jam.

The backlash against him (especially in England) was pretty savage for a long time and he seemed to take it hard, as I imagine most people would.

Don't forget to turn your back and leave her to her own devices a lot, too.

"I always reconnoiter the available packages on offer in any given social gathering… I wasn't sure why until this moment."

haha… Yes… YESSSSS… the Hack Snyder bashing amuses me to no end.

Glad to see them keeping the bullet-factory idea from the comics. Always liked that detail in the story as it's one that's highly important, but not really present in any other post-apocalyptic fiction I can recall.

We'll miss you, Lead-head zombie.

I can't imagine he'd really be capable of telling a story in a different style.

Certainly a strong possibility.

I'm getting the impression he's in some kind of Internal Affairs role with the Rezidentura and has been placed to both keep an eye on the Jennings and also finish turning Paige if necessary.

"You're the prettiest spy ever, Nina Sergeevna."

There's definitely some great moments on Barking, ('Scribble' especially. Shouts out to High Contrast) but it felt like the guest producers ended up driving the ship a bit too much in places.