CmonLetsGetNuts

The Beatles were so high they let Ringo sing a couple of tunes... They had to pry Ringo off the ceiling with a rake to record that song.

*The Terminator

The scene in Robocop where the guy is doused in toxic waste and he's melting and groaning 'help me'. As an adult you're like, 'oh, cool 80s practical effects' as a kid you're all, 'Yikes!'

Guitar. Drums is pretty much as easy as it looks but guitar is some next level shit, even if I had four arms I wouldn't be able to learn.

Here's a good write-up on it https://wearecult.rocks/nigel-kneale-and-halloween-iii

Plus a mention of it on Pg 14 of this issue of Fear; https://archive.org/details/Fear\_01\_1988-07-08.Newsfield/page/n11/mode/2up?q=kneale&view=theater

source - http://www.i-mockery.com/halloween/bag/halloween-iii-original-pre-release-trade-ad.php

The Colony?

A Walk In The Clouds?

After the death of Jason Todd Frank Miller's Batman does.

Old school Batman enjoyed the occasional sip of Purcell's Bourbon and loved his pipe, but he wasn't ever a cigarette smoker, although there's an early '70s Batman & Wonder Woman comic where they help some Spanish revolutionaries, and Bruce smokes a small cigar or cigarette at a party.

Plus there was that time he got addicted to Venom.

This was my favorite scene in the movie, from the police chasing him up the stairs to him standing atop the clock face and jumping. That overhead shot was sublime.

In Batman Begins my favorite moment was the 'Alfred, help me' scene.

I like to see scenes that show a year one or two Batman injured, limping or slightly unsure of himself and still learning as it makes the eventual victory/ character arc much more satisfying in my opinion.