Think you guys should actually watch the video, it doesn't suggest the 'theory', it discusses it and why its probably not true. And the comparisons with real serial killers is interesting. Pretty lightweight but not as moronic as a lot of people here are clearly just assuming without watching it.

I agree. He's basically Patrick Bateman if you accept the 'delusional' theory of American Psycho.

One of Glenn Howerton's best line readings.

Though he does say its because he like's to "bind and be bound".

Its may be nostalgia goggles but I love Excalibur. Manowar watched it daily when recording their albums. I think that says it all.

Of course if someone hasn't seen the film or just doesn't get the reference you appear to be a cowardly, uneducated racist. Tough call.

Question: Arya joined the Murder Cult, learned their secrets, got their
training, basically the package deal of the Many-Faced God. Didn't have a
nice time but hey its a murder cult. She then refuses to do her new job
and admits she is unwilling to accept anonymity within the Murder Cult,
and then doesn't accept death…

This is a great if flawed film. That speech about playing Mortal Kombat with your buddy in Bangladesh really hit me watching it recently. I had a flashback to around 1998 watching it on video being so excited by this crazy sci-fi idea of TV, Games and Internet being a single thing. Cut to 2016 I'm surrounded in my…

Why a vendetta? Apart from super harsh training (it is a murder cult after all) he's been pretty decent to her relatively speaking (again, murder cult).

My exact thought, she isn't going to bed. She's waiting.

I think the point that's trying to be connected is fans claiming ownership over an existing product. Whether the motivation comes from cloying nostalgia, bigotry or empowerment it can still be quite petty at the end of the day. By all means campaign for greater representation in general but to focus on the sequel of…

Oh yeah…

I think you'll find it was Football Américain dans les Boules

I too have a soft spot for that film. Its partly because it shares its name with the end-of-the-pier arcade/fun house/death trap where I spent my early summers. Trying not to break my legs on the "Suicide Slide".

I own the entire series on DVD. Given as a joke gift but oddly enjoyable. Plenty of unintentional yucks but I don't think Stewart is some stumbling plank who ruins them. How do you ruin the burnt out barn that is Twilight? Michael Sheen plays an evil wig mannequin come to life while shirtless Abercrombie models…

Yeah 5 minutes ago was great…

Its a big deal because 1) Good old xenophobia, 2) The sheer scale of people trying to get in, and 3) Britain in the film and book has put its head in the sand and is trying to maintain normality in the face of human extinction. Also the main boon for Western countries is young people to balance their ageing…

Started a regular office job few months back after a couple of years of working alone or mainly with women or just not at all. I was quickly shocked at the antics of some of the guys my age (20-30), and "Donkey Punch" style banter is front and centre. Only then did I realise such bollocks wasn't a teen phase thing but…

Look into the Jimmy Saville case here in Britain for the ultimate example of being too "big" in the media to be hurt by allegations.

Well that and having lawyers who know their shit on libel law. A friend of mine reads the NE here in England as entertainment and has gotten me on to a running series of articles about Angela Lansbury. Around November the NE pictured Lansbury mid-blink and embracing George Clooney. They have extrapolated this into a…