Such a weirdly good one. Kind of like a bad cop procedural where they figure it out but there is probably a reason this dude has killed over half a dozen times. Top tier poster though. The absolute reason I watched this one years ago.

Roy Schieder's taste in scripts was truly something. He's so good in Cohen & Tate.

I started watching The Predator because I remembered how interested I was in seeing it, only to remember I had seen it in full. I've now done this multiple times. Never has a movie made me fear for my mental acuity on the level of The Predator. Therefore, it is my choice.

The Cine2Nerdle equivalent to slowly sinking. I ended up in an awful spiral of animated films where we were obviously just listing whatever came out around the same time or "close enough" guesses (I've never been happier for Scooby Doo Wrestlemania Mystery so I could pivot to Cena movies)

I agree with your comment, for what it is.

I love desperation big movie guesses. "Oh, you named a movie from the 60s? I bet one of them or drowned in The Posideon Adventure."

"1940s or 50s and I have no clue? I's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, it is."

Fun ep! I think my favorite bit of yours is when you start trying to jettison your bits. Also, I had literally watched the new Naked Gun the day before I watched this film, so I appreciated you bringing it up in convo. I kept thinking "Oh, my belly" the entire final confrontation.

I remember buying episode 1 as a special VHS release in a dollar store, super excited for this "rare" backstory. Anyway, I'm going to crumble to dust while reading your thoughts on the show.

The poster for Traumatika looks like a Demon desperately waiting for 5PM on a Friday.

I really do love how he bites his fist in fear. Just so random. Actors being actors.