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George Clooney-Produced Ohio State Abuse Doc Gets Date, Trailer From HBO
Emmy and Oscar winner Eva Orner directed ‘Surviving Ohio State.’

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George Clooney-Produced Ohio State Abuse Doc Gets Date, Trailer From HBO
Emmy and Oscar winner Eva Orner directed ‘Surviving Ohio State.’www.hollywoodreporter.com
What was it about that episode that bothered you?That had some scares, but the one that really got to me was "Metalhead," about the killer robot "dog." It was scary enough I actually don't want to watch it again.
You can buy a peaceful (?) one now for the low, low price of $74,500. Hurry, supplies are limited.
Not guaranteed to be safe from being hacked by nefarious actors or the now fascist American government.
Anybody watch The 100 Foot Wave on Max?Season 7 of Black Mirror is good so far.
I really liked Eulogy.
No it's it goodAnybody watch The 100 Foot Wave on Max?
It’s pretty interesting and the waves are crazy.No it's it good
I think you are on to something when you say, "as many others," because I read a lot of reactions that this was indeed a very scary episode for many viewers. I've always noted that both horror and comedy in narratives are very personal to various people, and can differ hugely.What was it about that episode that bothered you?
I watched it again yesterday. I didn't find it as compelling as many others.
I was too young or not born yet but this was infamous, everyone for years used to talk about how it screwed them up and they had to sleep with lights on haha. Some kind of voodoo doll that came to life and chopped people up and you couldn’t kill it.
It’s a live Zuni fetish doll from the 1975 ABC Movie of the Week, “Trilogy of Terror.”WTF is that?
Weird that I missed that entirely. Should have been in my wheelhouse. Wasn’t Karen Black in one of those stories as twin sisters? I recall seeing her in Trilogy of Terror but somehow have zero recollection of that thing. Maybe I fell asleep before that tale …It’s a live Zuni fetish doll from the 1975 ABC Movie of the Week, “Trilogy of Terror.”
Karen Black starred in all three segments.Weird that I missed that entirely. Should have been in my wheelhouse. Wasn’t Karen Black in one of those stories as twin sisters? I recall seeing her in Trilogy of Terror but somehow have zero recollection of that thing. Maybe I fell asleep before that tale …
I think I saw the twins part at least in repeats — My parents never would have let me watch it at that age.Karen Black starred in all three segments.
Yes, I read several reviews stating it was the scariest of the Black mirror episodes.I think you are on to something when you say, "as many others," because I read a lot of reactions that this was indeed a very scary episode for many viewers. I've always noted that both horror and comedy in narratives are very personal to various people, and can differ hugely.
What bothered me is it depicted an unthinking and 100% relentless enemy, one with speed, skills, and problem-solving devoted to just killing people. The chase aspect was dynamic and frightening to me. One thing it reminds me of is insects on kill missions, like when you disturb a wasp nest. There is no thought at all--just total and suicidal devotion to attacking with its devastating weapon. It's also a boldly grim tale, set in a destroyed world, and depicts how drones might very well be used in the future to just wipe out a population of humans.
The episode also is a semi-homage to the excellent, wordless Twilight Zone episode where the old woman fights a tiny killer alien in her house.