man that Eagle is really giving the vulture a hard time <| sep |> the comments in there are goldimagine being this scared of CTR shillzzz <| sep |> Is it bad that when I see the word sleazy the first thing that comes to mind is Joey Ryan followed shortly by Marty the Moth . <| sep |> Sounds like the 1045 pm to Duke Point . Yeah , that ' s my safety valve ferry . If the whole day goes to shit , I know I can still get back to the island on that one . <| sep |> Baptist coffee is garbage , so I ' ll have to yield the floor to you on that issue . <| sep |> Which assumptions about Hillary are untrue ? <| sep |> Mild spoiler warning for SpoorloosThanks for this , always enjoy your writing , particularly your focus on horror , since as a genre it ' s so ripe for ideological criticism . To both your points , this post got me thinking about my recent experience watching the Dutch film Spoorloos . It ended up being an incredibly uncomfortable viewing experience because the film , both narratively and cinematographically , put me in a position of feeling nearly complicit with the actions of the villain . I think the lack of sympathy from filmmakers in exploitation films is an avoidance of something similar to this any show of real sympathy would place one as a spectator in a position of feeling like they are complicit in the antagonists ' actions . In particular , in any exploitation or slasher films , one ' s role as spectator enjoying the excitement of violence , sexual or otherwise , would be compromised by feeling any level of sympathy or connection to those commiting the violence they would lose enjoyment at the expense of guilt . Looking forward to seeing more from you soon !