Whose script were the Presidential Debates?

Exactly. Jokes that can make the movie timeless. The moment the quiet character doesn't even smile, but will at the least aproppiate time and with laughter; was too much. The rest is ok.

I don't know the comic book. Hopefully she and Claire Temple come into contact.

There's a small appereance of one of those other swinging dicks at the end, one that comes to bargain.

Yes, I was thinkin that the whole episode "when are they gonna use them?"

This was great, and I will check Outlander, but the PTSD scenes of the year have to go to Quarry.

You were at a Rolling Stones concert.

Ha! Dualism or Multiplicity is inferred in the name itself, Dolores is already in the plural form.

You keep Snyder but not Famuyiwa!!!

Wether you liked it or not; I love how Lost is the paragon of Mystery Show, at least in the recent era.

He has to have some wires within. The way the MIB threatened to open him and see what he is made of, was a clue. He is some ciborg or bionic man that controls other hosts without the need of external devices.

I thought the same. Ford seems to control everything and everyone with his thoughts.

Barbed wire baseball.

Thanks, it was about the house. In the same way of setting the mood to watch a scary movie, when visiting some place like that I let my imagination run wild and think about those little details. Just for fun. I never had any experience deemed as extraordinry, but I'm always fascinated by them.

In that way, yes. When they do it scarcely and it helps to build the fear of the antagonist. Even better when it's implied and not depicted too much. I mean excesive gore just beacause of blood and guts splash.

It'd be interesting to hear more stories from that. Clotheslines, anyway, are well exploited in "Halloween" or "It".

Good. More famous people that most people can reate to or cheer up with.

I agree with Ignatiy, Slasher is filled with cheap scares. I also don't consider Gore as something scary or unsettling. It's just disgusting.

That's what makes it scary to me: the sense of uneasiness around the corner. His earlier films relied on this.

I'll paste something I wrote somewhere else to someone else regarding the snubbing of The Excorcist as a scary film based on religious beliefs: