Comments by "Terror Management Solutions, LLC" (@thereisnosanctuary6184) on "The Vile Eye" channel.

  1. I like Jason as a force of entropy as compared to evil. He is an earthquake, a tsunami. He is here to disrupt your view of life. It is precarious. At any moment, horror can strike.
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  2. It's the "there's people like him next door" statement. There is no one like these mythical, superhuman movie villains. There are abusers and crooks next door, but you can walk this world safe in knowing there isn't a Force Of Nature, Hand of Fate killer you may cross. A road rager, a guy on drugs sure. A woman texting in her SUV is your killer.
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  3. That movie made me well up when the mothers were chasing the trucks full of children.
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  4. Letting scary stories affect your real life. Sheep.
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  5. Wrong. Not even close. More of a Brave New World,
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  6. That's not a white hand shaking a black hand in a symbol of equality, it's good deciding to obey evil.
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  7. I see him as motherless. She probably died before he could remember her. He probably had a father figure, but a cold one. Growing up, other kids would have thought him creepy, but he matured faster than the other boys, developing manly qualities, making him attractive to young girls and older women both. He probably had at least one major trauma and his already detached, possibly autistic personality became more sullen, observant. Killed someone early in life, but didn't as much feel enjoyment as amazed at how easy it was, how guiltless he felt. I could see him ,accidentally or on purpose killing a woman during sex, and laying with her body for days, more in live with the corpse than the human. He hunted a lot, probably taught by a psychopathic father figure. Whom he killed, of course.
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  8. I'm worried that is my fate.
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  9. Okay, relax. She didn't murder you
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  10. Herr Starr from Preacher. The comic, not movie. He was a monster, though likeable one.
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  11. Probably on the spectrum
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  12. As men, we overlook the inhumanity of women.
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  13. True evil doesn't threaten you it threatens what you love.
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  14. Do Dark Helmut from Spaceballs. Tragic figure.
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  15. No, we don't all know a telekinetic wallflower, or religious zealot,
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  16.  @sevenproxies4255  his face is how I picture Sabretooth
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  17.  @upscaleavenue  He was born fucked up, a throwback to a time when being ruthless was beneficial. But, of course he would be badly parented, as well. Or orphaned. He sees everyone's death as fate, and early parental death Probably confirmed it early in life. Seeing the world as lawless, pointless, loveless..he decided to keep a code of honour to keep some sense of reason, virtue. But, he ultimately sees humans as cattle. Some impress him enough to belay their slaughter, like rancher or hunter might spare a particularly feisty or wiley animal. He does like to kill, but to ease what little conscience he has, he makes it a choice, or a random twist of fate, whom he serves. His ancestors were Kings, barbarians, soldiers. He is from 1,000 years ago.
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  18. Anton is a hunter. He is a man from a thousand years ago, and how slowly he moves its as if he know how old he is. A man from another time, a more primal place. I could see his ancestors as Mayan kings.
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  19. I think towards the end it would allow some humans to live like we allow some Native American to live. Is human enough to like novelty.
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  20. The floating square of earth isn't lost on me
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  21. Around the time this movie was new, Jeffery Dahmer was in the news. Art, life.
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  22. This needs to happen.
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  23. Noice
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  24. You're the first to me
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  25. Not as noble as the Punisher, not as weird as Rorschach. A loser. Call him what he is. But a loser that doesn't want to be a loser anymore. He isn't going to get rich, get married, be a father, star in movies, get elected. He found a way. The American Dream exists concurrently with the American Nightmare.
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  26. Combine both films for The Joker....also featuring Bob DeNiro.
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  27. The Evil was Batman Forever.
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  28. I love how the movie Joker combined elements of taxi driver and king of comedy, and then actually put DeNiro in the movie too. They did a great job.
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  29. Subbed
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  30. Name checks out.
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  31.  @BenjiQ575  Yeah no
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  32. Freddie because he was smart.
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  33. Now, it's single moms and dating apps.
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  34. Not a Prequels fan, but this is what I love about Star Wars, the lore behind every character.
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  35. Who hasn't?
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  36. They all just wanted an established title.
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  37. Wolves
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  38. More of a 1979 guy myself.
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  39.  @thunderpooch  nuh uh
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  40. there will always be a candyman. " I see what you did there.
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  41. Success?
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  42. By the way, you just described Adolf Hitler. And all angry people.
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  43. Please do Analyzing Evil: Paulie Walnuts, but funny, but evil too.
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  44. I love funny villains.
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  45. Stanford Prison Experiment
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  46. Consider this: Like humans, demons go bad. Sure, bad to begin with, but like a narcissist as long as they have worshippers they will be occasionally benevolent. But all the old religions were pushed out, trapping them in a limbo state. Probably became old and malevolent and no longer seeks to grant wishes and trick people. Just wants to cause harm. Saw his one chance and took it.
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  47. I approve of almost everything Bickle did.
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  48. There will always be a Candieland.
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  49. Last time I was in Baltimore, saw no less than four angry and crazy moments. Participated in a few.
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  50. Now, do the warden in Cool Hand Luke
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  51. Not a perfect comparison, but similar to the relationship between Chief Brody, Quint and Hooper. One motivated by unfathomable urges, an overly emotional one, and one trying to maintain a degree of sensibility between the two.
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  52. Um, no.
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  53. Prefer the comic.
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  54. I'd hit it.
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  55. Got another idea for you comparisons between two similar evil characters from different movies or novels. I think Khan Noonien Singh and Roy Batty had some similarities and both of those movies came out in 1982.
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  56. The Man In A Box was a cartoon wild card to essentially a cartoon movie. Which, I still like. It has moments of "reality" as if these narcissistic and zero self aware creatures in the Tarantino Universe temporarily have moments of sentience, empathy. The Gimp IS evil. You can't keep a grown man under a pawnshop with an off duty security guard or cop involved. He is voluntarily there, a sicko. That is not banal evil Butch and Marcellus stumbled upon. They found true evil...hidden, depraved, sick. In that setting, their mere dog-eat-dog evil was noble. Courage, loyalty, sacrifice, square deals, honor, justice, even forgiveness was enabled. These were the true scum of the earth, and they would now destroy and punish it for committing evil for no other reason than depravity. Their 'evil' was about survival, prospering in an unfair world. Almost necessary evil, hence it's banality.
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  57.  @TheVileEye  I don't think he was just a hitchhiker that found chains and a box better than outside, I think he was a child molestor or serial killer, but of limited intelligence who was given a 'haven' from the Law and living on the run by even more twisted fucks. He essentially 'pawned' his life. Makes the most sense. Tarantino is worshipped like a God, but he isn't. He is very precocious, risk taking. But, I don't think he understands teal life. Seems autistic as hell
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  58. Be my dad
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  59. Do Toecutter
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  60. Who wants to see Anton square off against The Tooth Fairy from Manhunter?
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  61. The Wolf had banal retentive evil.
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  62. Thank you
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  63. He's a dork, too.
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  64. Sexism Card played!
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  65. Super landlords
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  66. And slavery.
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  67. If you think about it Van Cleef was a version of Angel Eyes in Escape From New York. He might not have been quite so evil but he definitely presided over a prison and was willing to use extreme means to accomplish their objective, namely in planting explosives in snake pliskin's neck who likely was Blondie in that story.
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  68. Too many analyses
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  69. I think Kylo Ren describes many sons of boomers and Gen X
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  70.  @AOD_AnkGrooger  The Sequels Failed in almost every way. But, there was a potential there with new characters Rey and Kylo.
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  71. Please rate Khan Noonan Singh, the television episode and the movie.
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  72. Dirty pillows
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  73. Good call
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  74. This movie caused abortion
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  75. I did that once.
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  76. Mall looks like the devil for a reason but the the Devil is a pawn of greater evil called God
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  77. Lucifer saw gods evil
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  78. Love that movie!
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  79. Makes sense. Still, instead of assassinating a total useless dbag politician, he went into the heart of decadence and evil and lowered their numbers. Fucked up loser? Yes. Hero? Also, yes.
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  80. I don't feel sorry for Roy. For the same reason you don't feel sorry for a strong predator. Yes it feels love and family and it will fight to survive and even protect what it cherishes. But it is also a remorseless Beast. Only towards the end of the movie did Roy Batty show something akin to a spiritual Evolution and he decided to spare another being's life
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  81. Government isn't your enemy. Your neighbor is. Not the same race, orientation, class, temperament, success. Only thing worse than your neighbor is your family. Government isn't your enemy. They just aren't your friend.
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  82. Colonel?
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  83. Barnes was Kurtz combined with Willard.
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  84. Believe it or not, the safest place for your baby is in Anton Chigurh's care.
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  85. Starr
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  86. The pins symbolize every tragedy, suffering, loss, failure, slander, misery he endured as a man. Get enough pins in your head, you are no longer human. All you feel is pain, and therefore you can inflict it remorselessly.
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  87. Imagine if Skynet didn't want to kill all the humans and sometimes it's even friendly you got today.
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  88. Look it them dirty pillows!
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  89. I have a full head of hair
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  90. Here I go: the right dependence on the Second Amendment is our skynet.
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  91. Bad take
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  92. Roy Batty
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  93. Other mothers
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  94. If you'd like to analyze the real life evil character, analyze Donald J trump. Bring It On trumpers. You bet on a malignant narcissist.
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  95. No. No, they don't.
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  96. England?
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  97. I thought of a final Hannibal Lector story last week with a female killer. I'm never writing it, backed up with ideas, but timely video.
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  98. General OG
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  99. Wish, Granted.
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  100. This was definitely a bingo!
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  101.  @fullsendshorts8598  Please do.
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  102. Do the movie demon seed next
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  103. People that buy established titles, class b, my opinion.
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  104. Maybe Anton senses that any unnecessary killing in accomplishing his objectives will go south for him, like civilian casualties during war. It will be investigated, there will be a witness, etc.
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  105. Kilgore: NPD Kurtz: BPD
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  106. I don't believe in demons. But, was Pazuzu a human once?
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  107. Analyze the creation from the novel Frankenstein by Shelley not any movie
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  108. We are Crayons.
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  109. Some parallels between the character of Roy Batty and Khan Noonien Singh in both those movies came out 1982
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  110. Our skulls aré different. That's not a fabrication.
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  111. Excapt the Left hates guns. Hard to be in charge without guns.
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  112. I do with other channels.
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  113. QAnon households.
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  114. Yeah, I knew that before you realized.
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  115. I think you're very close, but to be more accurate, their motivations are not just greed. These are middle-aged men, they've had hard lives, they're not exactly wealthy. I think they're thinking about their future, that they can't be gunfighters and Drifters forever. That eventually they want to have a little Homestead somewhere away from the people that have a vendetta and the criminal types and authorities they've had to deal with. So it's greed in that they want to steal a lot of money, but it's also the pursuit of happiness. Each one of them want to fundamentally change their lifestyle. Only angel eyes who is kind of a predator, might continue to engage in the thrill of the hunt and kill. But I think Blondie and Tuco want the nest egg
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  116. Thumbnail made me think, Analyzing Evil: Slingblade
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