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I find Cillian Murphy completely creepy. Really hot too. Which makes it even more creepy.

*shudder*

I was introduced to Brad Dourif in an X-Files episode "Beyond The Sea" in 1994. He seems like a nutter to me. Maybe 75% nutter and 25% creep.

TK, you seriously didn't know that?? I can't even believe it. I feel like my faith in you and your horror expertise is a little shaken.

Ever since 1988, I will see almost anything if he's in it. I love him to death. Though I must admit I did not know he was in Deadwood. Yet another reason I should really watch that show, huh?

Also, IMDb tells me they're RE-MAKING Child's Play?? With Catherine Hicks and Dourif and Jennifer Tilly? And trying to get away from the "comedic side which took control"?? By casting Jennifer Tilly?

Huh.

Though I must admit I did not know he was in Deadwood.

Anna, you seriously didn't know that?? I can't even believe it. I feel like my faith in you is a little shaken.

I keed, I keed. Out of love, it is.

A cremator is an industrial furnace capable of generating temperatures of 870–980 °C (1,598–1,796 °F) . . . . .

IN MY PANTS!!!

Shhh, it's OK honey. I was merely pointing out, you know, stones and glass houses and whatnot. Or is it glass and stone houses? No, that doesn't make any sense.

Brad Dourif/Stephen Dorff

How did two people with last names patterned after Tim Conway's watershed "Dorf on Golf" instructional videos end up with long-term careers in Hollywood? Those commercials made my pre-adolescent ass cackle like a loon. Now these knuckleheads are around as a reminder of the innate hilarity of a kneeless, toupee-wearing, lispy golf instructor with a your-dad-has-given-up-on-life moustache swinging golf clubs sized for students at Zoolander's School for Ants. (Yeah, this comment derailed somewhere around the word "knuckleheads.")

KBalls, Brad Dourif has been around since the mid-70s. I think he came first.

Stephen Dorff, though, he totally stole it.

I'm alright, Skewicide. I'm just... I'm a little embarrassed by my lack of Deadwood-viewing, so I get a little het up.

Best poster since Moon. Seriously, that's fucking ART right there.

Brad Dourif is one of my very favorite character actors. "It is by will alone I set my mind in motion..."

Finally someone mentions his Mentat role as Piter De Vries in 'Dune.' He was also in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' one of his first roles. Good actor- I'm interested!

AVM-S,
Stuff is way less fun if you think about it too much. They both named themselves after Dorf. Say it with me. They both named themselves after Dorf.

SAY IT GODDAMN YOU!!!!

What was disturbing was the SuperSamElliott mustache he had in the "Two Towers" interviews.

Doc Cochran was a fabulous composite of the drunken pharmacist in "It's a Wonderful Life" and Jimmy Stewart's clown in "The Greatest Show on Earth". Plus a poster that features a crossword. I'm in.

Since you mentioned dealing with bullies, anybody see the opening scene of this week's "Justified" where the dentist takes on the bully? Awesome! That's exactly how I would behave if I were a dentist.

Just to be completely pedantic (since Xtreme mentioned that the words should read backwards in his glasses), the section reflected in his right eye and the section reflected in his left eye couldn't possibly have come from the same crossword. Crosswords are perfectly symmetrical and must be by rule and the two sections here couldn't logically appear in the same crossword, even if it were a super-sized Sunday NYT.

Amen, TK.

It boggles my mind how someone could exist happily in this world without having seen Deadwood. It would seem to put a person at an extreme social disadvantage, sort of like having grown up without ever having been potty-trained.

TK what about Shawshank Redemption, eh?

I love Brad Dourif and his creepy weird thing. Some clever filmmaker once cast him in a movie as NOT the/a villain; I don't remember what movie it was anymore, just that he was in it and we all expected him to be the villain and then it turned out he wasn't. Everyone in the room with me was fooled. I was fooled. BRAD DOURIF AND HE'S NOT A BAD GUY? I DID NOT SEE THAT COMING.

Now THAT was a twist, M. Night Shyamalan.

Jeremy Sumpter? At first I just wanted to think of this as a sequel to 2001's "Peter Pan." Then I remembered him in "Frailty" with Bill Paxton. If he can retain that creepiness he had ten years ago, this movie will be fucking awesome.

I will butter your necktie BUT GOOD for that.

Now that sounds like something geep would do. Butter sounds messy though.

I would like to include a shout out to Brad for his recurring role in Star Trek: Voyager...shitty series that it was, he played a disturbed killer who was also a crew member, an angle I don't think ST had explored before. He was in two, maybe three episodes, worth watching if you happen to catch a rerun. Does anyone bother to show Voyager in syndication?

Wow Jay. Does my dislike of Sheryl Crow really piss you off so much? I brought up The Shawshank Redemption because it’s a great movie not (yet?)">http://www.pajiba.com/comment_diversions/someday-maybe.php”> watched by TK.

Your local junior college probably has a ceramic kiln that gets hotter than that. And they aren't that big. Seriously, you cut up a body and you can fit it in one of those things, easy. I've only got a crawl space but that shit could fit in my garage with room to spare (clearly I am not a serial killer or I would have a nice roomy basement for it instead). -Anne (in Reno)

I hear the best way to get rid of a body is to chop it up into 6 evenly distributed pieces. Just sayin'

AvB,

I won't yell at you. I'll stroke your hair and tell you I love you. Further proof we're the same person: although this movie sounds awesome, the main thing I took from this post was: "TK didn't know that Brad Dourif was the voice of Chucky?!!!???!!"

Also, I haven't seen Deadwood either. Ssshhhh..... {backs out of the thread slowly}

All this talk of Deadwood makes me want to start screaming 'COCKSUCKER' at people. I'm pretty sure my co-workers would not be amused, so I'm refraining, but it's tough.

I'm surprised that no one's mentioned that Brad Dourif was nominated for an Academy Award for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Just about the only award it didn't win.

Brad Dourif shits his pants when Doug Hutchison is in town. FACT.

Eugene Tooms ruined my ability to sleep during middle school.

jiminy butterknifes! i always love me some Brad Dourif, and it could be said that if you are making a horror movie, nothing needs to work or be any good as long as you have Mr. Dourif, as he is scary as shit.

but that trailer looked right fuckin on, and better than anything i have seen since John Carpenter ruled the silver screen.

Hey, this is Eshwin Dhir, Illustrator of the poster and also lead concept artist/art director on Death and Cremation. Thanks for the props. It keeps me going :)