Well, two female leads sounds great, until one of them turns out to be the killer and then it's a whole 'nother "Forget about portraying complex female friendship when we could SHOCK the audience instead"…

I have to look this term up.

With what? Armadillos?

The disempowerment of women is the true horror of the show. I will always be fond of it for referencing "The Yellow Wallpaper" to Vivian Harmon.

I think that was handled badly, but the implication I got was that the scene was supposed to show the hypocrisy of the girl who was having fun while she didn't pay attention to them being different, but changed her tune the second she did.

I guess i would feel more down on her if she was making all sorts of excuses like Christ Brown did, but I haven't heard anything from her about it, and it feels like they've chosen as a couple to keep it quiet…

He's the FOURTH child of Constance!

"Your silence is utterly provocative."

"Goodness Gracious!"

I honestly think they can't believe he's wearing another person's scalp as a hairnet. It's so outrageous they can't even be afraid.

Short and dark? Am I missing something?

Wow, poor Kristanna Loken, if she'd only just waited instead of doing the Sci fi (As in the original Painkiller Jane came out before they changed their spelling) channel original movie (and series) she'd have someone who actually understood the series.

Hands off! He's still up for playing Hannibal's father in season 3…

You mean Wes Bentley?

That dreamy scene with Zoe and Kyle at the party was pretty memorable.

Does anyone remember Timur Bekmambetov mentioning he was working on a 3D horror thriller about the awful things that can happen to drunk teens?

You mean a from a "strong" female character to a well-rounded one?

I still don't understand why Chad Kultgen chose THIS to be his first tv series.

That would be pretty awesome, though it might him getting owned repeatedly seem kind of a letdown.

Society?