Yeah.  The guy was capable of having reasonable, measured discussions with Dave Sim, for heaven's sake.  (At least up to a point.)  It's a true loss.

Are you sure you aren't thinking of the Japanese sci-fi elevator freak-out epic Hellevator: the Bottled Fools?

Seconded.  There was a certain amount of goofy fun and a sense of humor in the first movie.  In the sequel they just abandoned all of that stuff in favor of intensely unlikeable characters and an overabundance of gore.

Oh, right, the teacher.  Anyways, an adult guardian type.

Well, I got my first moment of shattered suspension of disbelief this season when Linden apparently tries to cut a clandestine deal with a 9-year old?  "Sure, kid, fill me in with the back story on the drawing and I'll try to get you in to see your dad on death row." Uh, nice job, detective. Bonus points for just…

Slow down, Kerouac!  Can he really riff into oblivion?  Also, his dry wit came in what now?

Seriously, this is weak sauce. I mean, sorry you have kids who are growing up in contemporary times, Madrigal, but maybe it's not Macklemore and whoever's fault?

Wait, you mean Fetcher won an Oscar for Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire?

Not to mention the notion that eventually everyone will need to buy a new TV to display it.

Don't you have a classroom to be dazzling with your insight and wit somewhere?

@NephewOfAnarchy I think just envelope after envelope of raw meat should do the trick.

It seems as though Hannibal's freezer will have lots of room in it after that dinner party, though.

It means métier.

On the other hand, it's tumblr.

Jon seems to take it more seriously than many others. But that makes sense. He is at least part Stark.

Yeah, it's like if The Killing didn't suck.

Actually, isn't Fassbender the old Magneto?

I didn't like Horns as much as Heart-Shaped Box, personally. But if you haven't read 20th Century Ghosts, you should. Possibly I just don't like long-form horror fiction very much, but with both Joe Hill and his famous dad I've found the short stories to be a lot more satisfying. (I will say that Hill's characters…

Oh, yeah, you know, I'm just hanging out all casual in my sweater here by THE LAKE. No, it's just an ordinary LAKE. Pretty sure there's nothing LURKING IN IT.  My legs? No, they're not 10-FOOT TENTACLES RUNNING UNDER THIS DOCK. Because EVERYTHING IS PERFECTLY NORMAL HERE IN THE LAKE.

Yeah, but who would want to watch a TV show about actual serial killers? In the real world they are largely people who were raised in abject poverty and conditioned to violence as children, most often through sexual abuse. There's not a lot of Hollywood gold there.