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I heard about this film just this week, in an article talking about how it is still scaring people decades later after having been banned due to it being so realistic and scary. So, of course, I just had to track it down and....what a complete disappointment. I meant, I realize it's from 1992, but I am absolutely positive that it wouldn't have scared me then, either...

The acting is mediocre while the script makes it so obvious that it was not real, so how could anyone have even began to mistake it for anything "real?"

Another overhyped little Hallowe'en even that kinda wasted the last ninety minutes of my life. I meant, it just started to get somewhat interesting in the final minutes...and then the credits rolled.

*sigh*

This documentary takes a look at Sean Hall and Nathan Butler's ridiculous claim that Swift plagiarized their song, simply by her use of two extremely commonly used phrases in a similar manner to a song they wrote....using the idiotic (non)concept of "cultural appropriation" as a big basis for their claim.

*I* used those phrases before Swift released her hit....and I was an almost-40 white at the time.

Yep, this just helped make their claim even more imbecilic. This documentary trying to give their claim even an ounce of weight was truly just....hilarious.

This was a 100% cash grab by Hall and Butler with absolutely zero legal, or logical, basis. Even suggesting it is anything but is completely idiotic.

As most of us know, this entire series began to lose steam in Season Six of the original series, and it progressively got worse and worse after five years of incredibly good shows.

And everything associated to it has been pretty terrible, too, with "Fear the Walking Dead: to be so torturous, I have been rooting for the Dead since the very first episode and "World Beyond" was just a bore.

I had hopes for this offshoot, but alas, it has proven to be a complete bore as well. Four episode in and barely anything has even happened and, once again, not a single character in it is terribly interesting.

Alas, I finish what I start, so I will watch everything until the entire universe comes to a close, but no doubt, this is yet another epic disappointment.