The depressed, problematic man who is the protagonist and titular character is, I'm sure, to whom Hughes was referring. 

Very nice. I’d also recommend Big Thief, Aldous Harding, and Tyler the Creator.

Rosemary’s Baby.

Is this David or D.B.?

I definitely disagree. All of her assumptions proved wrong, and her entire world finally fell apart around her. Everyone she counted on has died except her twin brother, who showed up with a presumably mortal wound. Seems perfectly reasonable that she’d fall apart at that moment.

Plus, assuming she was really pregnant.…

I don’t remember her intentionally murdering civilians before.

What? It’s not about the bells, it’s about surrendering to your worst impulses. And it’s not the first time she did that.

What did you bring for me, daddy? 

I realize you’re just reposting but the number of Ohs in SUNN is giving me a migraine.

The chamber pot of secrets?

DmC was a notorious disappointment? It’s got good ratings and I remember enjoying the game a lot, what are you talking about?

We’ll know she’s truly made it when she uses her robot to commit war crimes in Afghanistan.

Didn’t really work for me either. Partially because it just felt like...too much somehow for me, but also because the CGI was shitty and it took me out of the movie.

If anything, I thought it was a little too on-the-nose. It felt like something, where if you read it in a novel or short story, it would be a little more powerful for letting your mind fill in the gaps, but the actual execution and effects used in the movie were grotesque and off-putting.

And just when I was starting to feel like Veronica Cartwright after meeting Donald Sutherland in the park.

I agree, I like the dry delivery of Harbour and also that they are leaning into Hellboy’s sarcastic side because it really does manifest itself in the comics. I don’t want this to be like a James Bond “quip after ever kill” action flick though. I hope the trailer just made it look like an action comedy and in reality…

I read the comments here before watching the video, but after I watched it I thought his face looks... fine? Didn’t really look stiff aside from a couple of shots. Agreed that the hair is too greasy and messy, though.

The BPRD was an international organization that rolled out of WWII and was founded by British and American intelligence. I think in the “present” that the comics run through its a division of the UN or otherwise associated. Like explicitly. The whole idea that it was a secret American organizitation associated with…

It’s been mostly ignored but my album of the year is still Tropical Fuck Storm - A Laughing Death in Meatspace.

Ugh...