On the film though the thing that made it for me was not just the humor and the witty horror but the priceless line at the very end line spoken by the grandfather and the casualness of it (I won’t give away spoilers) but that just added to the pure brilliance that was The Lost Boys.

I find it interesting how Spartacus’s fighting prowess has leaped and bounded in eye and economical movement. He focuses on it now, when before he was distracted and made impatient in the catch-22 dilemma of his thoughts for Sura. He needed his current abilities before to have made it unnecessary for Batiatus to have killed her to narrow him and cut away his heart. I like this show all the more for its observation into nothing more than human nature. It takes just as much imagination, almost, as these supernatural dramas, because I feel like we avoid contemplating ourselves.

Favorite line of this episode came from Ashur, “I AM a villian… but not your villian.” His what is likely practical loyalty to Batiatus isn’t a pure and true step in the right direction in making him more a sympathetic character. I would like them to make him a bit more likable though, so when I cackle at the sight of his punishment for Barca, I’ll feel a bit more ambivalently. I thrive on emotional indecisiveness, lol.

And Segovax’s schlong was of “Boogie Night’s” proportion, AND exaggeration. I’ve personally found that endowments that liberal are more than anyone can engorge or enjoy. I guess the crazy excitement that comes from seeing such a thing is in its maximizing our stimulation. Tears and stitches.

They should SO use him when they finally make this movie.