Maika Monroe as Frannie, Ezra Miller as Larry, Jeffrey Donovan as Stu, Octavia Butler as Mother Abigail, Shia Laboeuf as Trashcan Man, Ansel Elgort as Harold Lauder, Riz Ahmeed as Nick Andros, Morgan Freeman as Glen Bateman, Cecily Strong as Nadine Cross, Will Poulter as Tom Cullen, and Christian Slater as Randall…

So much pent up rage over a television program. Jesus.

Please elaborate. I want to read this.

I stopped watching but that headline is fucking great.

Thank you!

What book is your username a reference to?

I fucking loved this movie; at its core it's about the insane lengths one gay man will go to expose another (presumably) gay man who called him a faggot online.

Man of color. Important distinction.

My dad, probably.

Wasn't the Divergent author also uber-religous?

My personal favorite role of Pattinson was being FKA Twigs' boyfriend. The world needs more weirdos like them.

Meyer's Vampires were so OP too. No human could kill them, so there was never a Buffy/Van Helsing/Blade type, which made it very unrelatable.

I was into with both series. But I would rather revisit Twilight because I remember it having a lot of good ideas. The Volturi were the vampire vatican. A Native American werewolf tribe. Vampires that were basically Marvel superheroes playing baseball. Admittedly terrible execution, but honestly? I prefer Meyer's…

Nope!

I agree. Just going off premise alone. I'll take grunge vampires in Washington over dystopian blandness any day.

Maybe the Southern Reach Trilogy?

Yes, and also, it's just two guys talking with no structure or format. Not exactly a good use of the audiences time.

Yeah, I would say that it is BSG for millenials.

Did nobody at Delos question that a man identical to Arnold going by the name of Bernard started working there?

The Exorcist isn't scary as much as just straight up depressing. It's basically about mental illness and how it eats away at every aspect of your life. Not exactly fun party viewing.