Thread:ScaryMovie53/@comment-4708882-20171002235215/@comment-31330278-20171231125330

2. Happen to see first episode of Scream Noir 2? I made references to scream 2 and 4.

3. Warcraft always had a neck for redeeming villains. Grom Hellscream (it take time to understand that before saving the horde, he was an ax crazy drug addict who was the first to take the demon's claymore gift), Kael'thas Sunstrider (did very wrong decisions, but he wanted the best for his magic-addict people), Ner'zhul (an orc shaman you used to be Guldan's mentor. Searched for a new power source after nature abounded the shamans. Unlike his student, Ner'zhul was quick to rebel the demons after finding out they couldn't care less about the orcs) and so on. Kael'thas have shades of Jester. Ner'zhul have shades of Fagin from Oliver Twist, in a sense both created evil who's far worse (Bill Sykes for Fagin and Guldan for Ner'zhul).

4. I respect most people. But TV Tropes can be wrong. And they did many times. With Scream they have a significant number of mistakes. One of the newfound ones are saying "in every case there were 2 killers, one always turned on the other and they never see it coming". Not every time. With the 2 knucleheads it was more stupidity than back stabbing. Not loyalty, but technically they wasnt turning on each other. I dont know if it's either because they took the similarities to Jill and Charlie/Kieran and Haley one step too far, or because the part where Billy aimed a gun to Stu's head. Maybe they have a hard time to watch between the lines.

5. At least he knows and admits he was wrong. Just for that i'll give him the credit. The cinematic version of Hammond have shades of this guy. More than can be said about the novel version. I wonder if Wu is capable to understand his mistake, at least in his final moments.

6. How scary is the next Cindi's quote (imagine Emma Roberts/Hayden Panettire say that in a dark room)?

"You want to be the hero? You want to be fucking special? Well, the cemetaries are full with people who wanted to be special".