It was and it was intentional. Hughes wanted an R rating to prove to audiences and critics that this wasn't another teen movie.

Carlyle and Parilla, right?

Not fair to put Carlyle on there. He's the one consistently good thing about that show. (Or I guess. I haven't watched any of that show since the Frozen arc.)

Apparently she retired. She's married to Danny Elfman now.

"Noah" qualifies. Not to give anything away, but Crowe's actions in much of it are definitely obsession, even if sanctioned by God.

Watched "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" in its entirely for the first time ever, largely as therapy for my own similar experience trying to get home from Minneapolis to central Illinois last Sunday (seriously, fuck O'Hare and fuck American Airlines). It's nice to realize that I didn't go through a fraction of the…

Schiavelli is a highlight of TND and yes, he's dispatched too quickly.

Bill Mosley, again proving no one does over the top psychos better.

It did spawn the whole Big Lipped Alligator Moment meme.

Not even Bruce Campbell as the Surgeon General of Beverly Hills?

Money money…MONEEEEEEYYYYY!!!

Greetings, Tim the Plissken!

No. No. And fucking hell no.

I think it was because Silver blew Trump's chances in the primaries (he openly declared Trump had no chance of victory) and people just thought he was being overly generous to Trump to cover his ass in case things went that way again.

Thom Matthews' scream of indignation on that last line is perfect too. "How dare the movies lie to us?"

Phenomenal cast and most get nothing to do.

You do. It's one of the best horror comedies out there.

"The head thing didn't work!"

Count me as one who didn't catch it originally. Now that I know, it adds another layer of hilarity to an already funny movie.

Trash is taking her clothes off again!