the idea of over-population leading to the forced murder-for-survival of kids— that idea isn't horrific enough for you?

the idea that a "girl" can be preyed upon… that's not horrific enough for you? Or the revenge aspect? The most true-to-life themes should be the most horrific, no?

oh yeah, forgot about SPRING. Just a beautiful movie that has been unlike the majority of horror movies.

SAW seems to be a glaring omission. At the time, it was creative and inventive…and hugely successful. (some may argue that Saw 2 was better)
Paranormal Activity
Shaun of the Dead
Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Dawn of the Dead (remake)
Cabin Fever
30 Days of Night
Splinter
Hard Candy
Battle Royale,

too EDGY for NBC? Maybe THAT's the problem w/how they see acceptable comedy. ABC is owned by Disney, so they get a pass. Hell, even CBS's (rarely funny, if ever) comedies work blue. NBC forgot what it's like to be a forward-thinking network. I mean, not like network tv will be a big thing in 5 years, anyway.

Schrab, Dino & the COMMUNITY writers outdid themselves w/the GI Joe send up. The escapism of a late 30's (as we find out 40) year old man was a staple from his childhood… b/c he was afraid of growing up? awesome sauce! the only thing that could have been more on the nose would have been a Peter Pan ep. You can see…

Jesse was driving so erratically, that he ran into a tree, and the cops arrested him.  (Poor Shleprock)

dexter now has emotions. emotions make people do stupid things. I understand that's why he's now an uneven, almost clunky character.  Especially since since feeling is so new to him, he's GOING to be bad (make bad decisions) with them.

Sports analogy: VanSusteren is Ryan Braun appealing his MLB suspension for testing positive of a banned substance.  Each person's "victory" doesn't vindicate or even prove that person correct.  Rather, a loophole lead to the perception of that person "winning" his/her cause.  In one case, a breakdown in the chain of…