Octopus Overlords

2015 wrote:You’re a bad man, Charlie Brown.

The man who once voiced the lovable “Peanuts” protagonist was set to be sentenced for several probation violations Friday in a San Diego court — and went on a foul-mouthed rant furious enough to make Lucy van Pelt scared.

His not-so-good grief led to a judge deciding he should undergo a mental competency evaluation.

Sudy Nym wrote:

Max Peck wrote:

Sudy Nym wrote:

Shawarma time!

pr0ner wrote:

Max Peck wrote:

Sudy Nym wrote:

Shawarma time!

Wrong movie!

Vorret wrote:Signs

tgb wrote:

Vorret wrote:Signs

Science fiction isn't supernatural.

But Blade is.

Pyperkub wrote:Rosemary's Baby

Roman Polanski

Anonymous Bosch wrote:

Pyperkub wrote:Rosemary's Baby

Roman Polanski

While he certainly wrote and directed it, Polanski was not an actor in that movie.

hentzau wrote:How about From Dusk Till Dawn, with Danny Trejo who spent many years in prison.

Despite its low budget effects, The Evil Dead (1981) proved too shocking for the MPAA and was slapped with an ‘X’ rating. In the UK, the distributor was sued for obscenity by several organizations – confining the film’s release to only a few theaters. Other countries refused to release it at all. In the US, the X-rating guaranteed the film would not be picked up by many theaters and opened in only fifteen initially. But because of such low production costs, The Evil Dead achieved profitability within a week. The most controversial scene – cut out in many international and US markets – was the tree-rape, where a possessed tree stabs a branch into Cheryl’s crotch.

EvilHomer3k wrote:The Evil Dead

Despite its low budget effects, The Evil Dead (1981) proved too shocking for the MPAA and was slapped with an ‘X’ rating. In the UK, the distributor was sued for obscenity by several organizations – confining the film’s release to only a few theaters. Other countries refused to release it at all. In the US, the X-rating guaranteed the film would not be picked up by many theaters and opened in only fifteen initially. But because of such low production costs, The Evil Dead achieved profitability within a week. The most controversial scene – cut out in many international and US markets – was the tree-rape, where a possessed tree stabs a branch into Cheryl’s crotch.

Vorret wrote:

EvilHomer3k wrote:The Evil Dead

Despite its low budget effects, The Evil Dead (1981) proved too shocking for the MPAA and was slapped with an ‘X’ rating. In the UK, the distributor was sued for obscenity by several organizations – confining the film’s release to only a few theaters. Other countries refused to release it at all. In the US, the X-rating guaranteed the film would not be picked up by many theaters and opened in only fifteen initially. But because of such low production costs, The Evil Dead achieved profitability within a week. The most controversial scene – cut out in many international and US markets – was the tree-rape, where a possessed tree stabs a branch into Cheryl’s crotch.

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