Ah, so the concept that not everyone shares your opinion baffles you. Gotcha.

The concept that not everyone shares your opinion baffles you?

Hah! I guess it's true what they say: "I'm right and you're wrong". Whoops, I mean: "different strokes for different folks".

I was actually pleasantly surprised at the lack of gore movies on the list. A good half of them are atmosphere-over-the-red-stuff movies.

HotD is a great, wonderful, eerie, atmospheric movie. The only thing I don't like is the every ending which does not fit at all.

What did the people who watched it and enjoyed do to *deserve* to keep watching it?

Goyer thinks it should've been on cable.
I think it should've been a better show.

Yeah! I mean, it's not like it's a network. And it certainly doesn't broadcast anything.

Commercials are not shows and How I Met Your Mother is not an FX show.

"So the guy who made Crash realizes that Good Night And Good Luck is a much better movie."

I generally refer to her as afuckingnnoying.

You've convinced me.

Good thing that nobody gives a fuck about whether or not you give a fuck.

I understand that 39 isn't old.

I did. Please re-read what I wrote.

She absolutely does NOT look her age.

No it wasn't. Re-read the line, it's quoted in my first comment. Nevermind, I'll re-quote it for you right here.

Great, but that has exactly zero relevance to the argument. Of course there were plenty of classic horror films from the 80s but that doesn't change the *fact* that the trashy reputation of scream queens comes directly from that era. The scream queens of the late 90s and early 2000s were generally of the post-modern…

"One of the reasons the Scream Queen label has come to apply to trashier fare is that horror hit a critical and artistic low in the late ’90s and early 2000s."

Rewatching the embedded scene I was transported back to the theatre I saw it in, at the world premiere at TIFF, and how completely embarrassed I was knowing that the filmmaker was in attendance.