Sexagenariasm?

[jack]

 

[Cacophony]

That's a bit too pointy for my taste.

 

[jack]

Remember "Crimes of Passion" with Anthony Perkins and Kathleen Turner?

 

[Cacophony]

I've never seen it, is it good?

 

[jack]

It is. She plays a "hooker therapist" and he's a soapbox street evangelist that stalks her.

 

[jack]

He has a dagger vibrator that she discovers in his belongings after fucking him one night (he's a regular client). It's like a giant silver knife, totally messed up. "What do you want to do, fuck someone to death with this"? she asks.

 

[Cacophony]

Ahh...

I'll add it my list of movies too see. It sounds twisted and interesting, and right up my alley

 

[jack]

I think it was his last film, before he died. He was really sick and thin in it. He let Norman Bates out one more time, it would appear

 

[Cacophony]

Norman Bates is such an awesome character. Psycho completely took me by surprise, I didn't think I would like it, but I loved it

 

[jack]

Yes, a rather pleasant synergy between the master of classic horror noir and the most psychotic portrayal of Ed Gein ever devised for a film.

 

[jack]

Norman Bates is such an awesome character. Psycho completely took me by surprise, I didn't think I would like it, but I loved it

The Birds is even more fun in that scary surprise way. But in every way, Psycho is the grandaddy of all of them.

 

[Cacophony]

Ed Gein, I couldn't remember his name.

You had Gacy as your avatar the other day, right?

I have a fascination with the workings of serial killer's minds. I used to be able to name them just by hearing what they did, but I've been slacking off. Figuring out the intricacies of the criminal mind is why I'm a psych major

 

[Mirah]

Hmmm damn, I'd take it! First start at my nipples, then between my legs, so dangerous, will you stab me with it? Or pleasure me? Will I accidently stab myself as my body bursts in orgasmic pleasure?

 

[jack]

OMG