I say "jump-out scares," but I have the same code. The trailers for
"The Conjuring" and "Deliver Us From Evil" were both big cups of nope.

I love Shepard and his plays, but I agree with these criticisms of Paris, Texas. Curse of the Starving Class, True West, and Buried Child deal with some of the same issues of lost identity, confused family roles, and belonging to a particular landscape. They include long monologues and tense multi-layered scenes, all…

This show balances its comedy really well with a certain kind of badass confidence. I could totally see an action movie with the same premise as in this episode. Even though Rick was arguing with himself the entire time, I was always on his side because he was the obvious hero. I think that's why this episode worked.…

How did his helm end up with the Bloody Mummers? I can't remember.

I legitimately just woke up from a dream where a friend posted a pic of Lady Stoneheart on Facebook, but they had cast Robin Wright instead and made her look like a Halloween corpse. I was so pissed.

Even though Littlefinger wasn't in that episode, I felt his presence in the Sansa scenes. Especially when Ser Dontos stopped her to talk.

Unless this show drastically changes the premise for Silence of the Lambs, Chilton does not die.

Cormac McCarthy

Please please do a prequel miniseries starting with Rhaegar kidnapping Lyanna and ending with Robert Baratheon on the throne.

Stop letting these people have fun at work

Spot on. Thanks for sharing the reference.

This. was pretty hilarious.

If it wasn't about acting and writing, then it should have been a silent film with puppets. As it stands, the acting and writing were horrendous.

I saw it and thought it was genuinely terrible. The characters were horrible and the film added 2 unnecessary hours to a 15 minute long story. It wasted some impressive effects and pretty imagery on a narrative that either should not been attempted or should have been more focused. I appreciate many art films, but I…

A sequel to The Professional, starring Natalie Portman