The director has also deflected accusations of misogyny.

I just don’t understand the targets. Find the addresses of oil executives or shipping guys or their top offices and make trouble there. They are probably much less nice but you shouldn’t attack innocent targets because they are easier. Like pour oil on the steps of Parliament or whatever

I find I have to walk with the pain I experience, and I have to walk with the joy, the beauty.

Yeah, this is no different than me walking down the street smashing car windows & yelling “Why don’t you people care about homelessness?”

And their mouthy children, apparently. How hard is it to just keep your hands off people especially people you love? 

Just like Depp. Poor nice guys with some mild personal failings vs their bitchy bitchy wives who need to be put in their places.

At least in the Oprah interview neither of them had anything bad to say about the late Queen. My guess is they’re more worried about comments aimed at the new King, Queen Consort, and the Prince & Princess of Wales and how it might be perceived that the Sussexes are continuing the feud in light of some tepid…

Basic rule of thumb: If you’re going to talk on the record about someone in their 90's, you should be pretty prepared for the possibility those words will soon apply to a dead person, for better or worse.

Reminiscent of the stunt film promotions of the 50s and 60s, like how The Screaming Skull opens with the promise to bury any viewers who die of fear during the screening. Or Hammer’s Rasputin: The Mad Monk, where you got a free costume beard.

Yeah a lot of this is reminding me of William Castle and “Macabre” where you he would have you fill out a $1000 policy from Loyds before you could enter the theater and “nurses” were posted up and down the isles. Or Kroger Babb and his film Mon and Dad where he would stage people being carried out of the theater and…

I watched the one-minute clip on Twitter, and it’s comedic and totally unrealistic. He uses a scalpel to take the top of the victim’s head off and expose the brain. That’s just not possible. But kudos to the FX team for all the practical work. The movie is probably worth watching for that alone.

Two victims who were injured in the crime covered on its debut episodes say the “baby bar” bluestocking didn’t consult them.

The most disturbing part might be the runtime.

I don’t know, but based on the one minute clip I’m certainly not watching this. I like scary movies just fine, but this looks like gross trash.

Green Room is one of those rare “I love it but never again” movies. I turned off Terrifier 1 or whatever after maybe half an hour. The design of the clown is amazing but that was all it had going for it.

The first Terrifier is one of the most worthless films I’ve ever seen. And I say this as that miserable asshole who came out of A Serbian Film like “makes you think”.

Absolutely. I think the main culprit is as simple as: Movie gets enough buzz to attract more general audiences who might not know what they’re in for and might not have ever seen anything more extreme than Scream or Texas Chainsaw Massacre, maybe the first Terrifier at most.

The last time I was shaking and vomiting in a theater, I was seeing the live action Cat in the Hat.

Never mind, I found it. It's a surprisingly meditative thinkpiece on the life of a French peasant during the reign of the Sun King. I only vomited twice and called emergency services once. 

The most horrifying thing about that clip is that the accompanying tweet says the entire movie is 140 minutes. Fuck that.