She should have and should BE, she's incredible and understated as an actress. I'm biased - she was one of my teachers - kind, supportive and intense. I was lucky to have also seen her perform in Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" onstage…she's a master.

RIP George. He gave us so much.

Check out "The Real Ghostbusters", those guys were on some next level shit. The Boogie Man is straight outta this madness. Aaand…my bathroom light just turned off as I typed this…

"That Beelzebub's a real mensch, ya know what I'm sayin'? *nudge*….*nudge*"

I have that tape and know the scene you're talking about?….the face never changes though….? ……

One of the pot-bellied pig demons is named "Bil O'Ryleh". This might be a scoop.

All Jason's have an Asshole Demon hovering near 'em.

Oh! Amy! Hah! Amy is just the intern, she shouldn't be in there, mainly stuck around the 7th circle. Pierre had an infatuation with that moppet. She made good tea.

So, some fat internet demon that lives just outside reality (…may as well be true) decided "Gen Y" was too lazy, TOO obvious. "Fucked by 9/11", too on the nose (and, maybe, taken?) Now, regurgitated upon us, the inane Yiriidiuumils, or whatever the fuck that marketing text above says. Ya know what….fuck it - we'll…

Or that children with a death wish become adults with a death wish, with the ability to punch a man's head off.

Make a reference to Derry and just get It over with already…you could cut the tension with a semi-rigid tentacle the other night at the MTV Movie Awards when those two casts stared each other down.

Replace "homeless" with "American" and consider that pitch !SOLD!

It doesn't matter, the life of those children has been ruined.

Don't give him and his minions any bright ideas. We are two wars away from such a statue.

A much less elegant hero's journey than that of Maximus, to be sure.

This is an idiotic thing for them to say. It's not 'diversity', it's pandering - give us good writing and natural stories, stop trying so hard - it pushes away readers.

Tangential Reply: I was at that Actor's Studio as well. I forgot about how Lipton kept dumbing it down and it felt embarrassing. I do remember how pointed they were about what their jobs were.

It's always worth insulting the dead for the possible attention of fellows.