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BrAinPaiNt said:


Starts 10/30
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Curious if it will work with the new actor. I don't see why not when the main character wears a grey wig. If James Bond could do it, so can he. LOL

But sounds like people were disappointed with Season 3. I haven't watched past Season 2.
 
SlammedZero said:
Finally wrapped up Monster: The Ed Gein Story last night. It was alright. It felt like it jumped around a bit, especially with the Hitchcock, Psycho, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre scenes. I was able to follow along, but my wife kept getting lost, and I had to explain several things to her. The last couple of episodes were just weird, and by then I was ready for it to wrap up. Honestly, it probably could’ve been six episodes.

That said, Charlie Hunnam did a great job in the role. I also feel like they took a lot of artistic liberties with the story. While it’s undeniably disturbing, the on-screen portrayal was just okay overall. I definitely enjoyed the first one Monster season (Dahmer) more.

Makes me wonder if the next season will focus on Ted Bundy, since they teased that idea when he was asked to help solve the case, which, of course, didn’t actually happen in real life.
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I thought it was great. The jumping around was a bit weird at times, but really did a good job of showing how he inspired so many classic horror movies, like Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs... They have a Lizzie Borden one coming up in 2026.
 
Creeper said:
Yes, it was a very very sad story. We need to do a better job of diagnosing and treating mental health issues.
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Yeah I sA someone say the police failed her but at the end of the day that lady was sick in the head and evil. Not sure what else could’ve been done. Her recklessness and entitlement could’ve easily killed a child. Sad story.
 
TheMarathonContinues said:
Yeah I sA someone say the police failed her but at the end of the day that lady was sick in the head and evil. Not sure what else could’ve been done. Her recklessness and entitlement could’ve easily killed a child. Sad story.
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Its one of those human quirks that these neighbor feuds escalate like that. But I think if it was me, I would have advised my kids to stay away from her, as I would have, only because you never know what crazy people will do. Knocking on her door that fateful night was a huge mistake.
 
Creeper said:
Its one of those human quirks that these neighbor feuds escalate like that. But I think if it was me, I would have advised my kids to stay away from her, as I would have, only because you never know what crazy people will do. Knocking on her door that fateful night was a huge mistake.
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Yeah there are some things that the neighbor should’ve done differently that would’ve saved her life. I don’t think she realize the evil she was dealing with sadly.
 
Creeper said:
Its one of those human quirks that these neighbor feuds escalate like that. But I think if it was me, I would have advised my kids to stay away from her, as I would have, only because you never know what crazy people will do. Knocking on her door that fateful night was a huge mistake.
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I would love to say I'm a great neighbor and friendly to everyone, but just too many people nowadays that you don't know what you're dealing with. Someone like that I would have just avoided at all costs. That's the family's responsibility to take care of her. Maybe one day we'll have a government health care system... particularly mental health system... good enough to stop and prevent this, but for now just have to play it smart.
 
VaqueroTD said:
I would love to say I'm a great neighbor and friendly to everyone, but just too many people nowadays that you don't know what you're dealing with. Someone like that I would have just avoided at all costs. That's the family's responsibility to take care of her. Maybe one day we'll have a government health care system... particularly mental health system... good enough to stop and prevent this, but for now just have to play it smart.
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I am fortunate to have had good neighbors since I moved into my house in 1987. But before that I had an awful neighbor. And when I put my house up for sale they did everything they could to prevent me from selling including parking a beat up old pickup truck right along my property line and playing loud music when prospective buyers were looking at the house. I had one buyer ask me what was up with the neighbors. Finally, my realtor spoke to them and got a lawyer to warn them to stop or face a lawsuit. It took me 9 months to sell that house.
 
Creeper said:
I am fortunate to have had good neighbors since I moved into my house in 1987. But before that I had an awful neighbor. And when I put my house up for sale they did everything they could to prevent me from selling including parking a beat up old pickup truck right along my property line and playing loud music when prospective buyers were looking at the house. I had one buyer ask me what was up with the neighbors. Finally, my realtor spoke to them and got a lawyer to warn them to stop or face a lawsuit. It took me 9 months to sell that house.
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Oh, they would have been happy to see me go, after pulling that crap.
 
VaqueroTD said:
I would love to say I'm a great neighbor and friendly to everyone, but just too many people nowadays that you don't know what you're dealing with. Someone like that I would have just avoided at all costs. That's the family's responsibility to take care of her. Maybe one day we'll have a government health care system... particularly mental health system... good enough to stop and prevent this, but for now just have to play it smart.
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That’s the same reason I’ve learned to let things go in traffic. When an idiot driver gets me fired up, I just take the high road and do nothing. It’s not worth it. Back in my younger years? You bet I was hanging out the window with my finger, haha, but now.....I’m older, wiser, and I know you’re just better off letting it go. Chances are, you’ll never see that person again anyway.

Ok, I think we have successfully hijacked this thread. :laugh:
 
SlammedZero said:
That’s the same reason I’ve learned to let things go in traffic. When an idiot driver gets me fired up, I just take the high road and do nothing. It’s not worth it. Back in my younger years? You bet I was hanging out the window with my finger, haha, but now.....I’m older, wiser, and I know you’re just better off letting it go. Chances are, you’ll never see that person again anyway.

Ok, I think we have successfully hijacked this thread. :laugh:
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I'm a full blown road rager.

When someone obliviously or recklessly puts me or my family's lives at risk, I have a hard time letting it go.
 
Second episode of It - Derry

Kind of weird how they are going about the story line so far but still interesting.

Gotta say, these writers seem to have some weird fetish/obsession with scenes of stuff coming out of womens cooters.
 


Finally got around to watching Gen V.
If you liked the first season, you will like this on.
NSFW or little eyes. They continue with some of the graphic scenes.

They also manage to do a good job in both seasons of the old fashioned cliff hangers.

Curious when the next season, if there will be one, of The Boys comes on.

The series have some cross overs so I think they will do that in the Boys as well.
 
Currently watching Yellowjackets on Netflix. They only have the first 2 seasons, so I need to figure out where I can watch season 3.
 
BrAinPaiNt said:


Finally got around to watching Gen V.
If you liked the first season, you will like this on.
NSFW or little eyes. They continue with some of the graphic scenes.

They also manage to do a good job in both seasons of the old fashioned cliff hangers.

Curious when the next season, if there will be one, of The Boys comes on.

The series have some cross overs so I think they will do that in the Boys as well.
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I am watching it now myself. I guess I am enjoying it, but there is something missing from this show that "The Boys" has to make it more fun to watch. I can't put a finger on it yet. Maybe my mind will change by the time I am finished watching all episodes.
 
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