why the hell did robert englund get so turned on by his wife moving around like that? all she was doing was moving around like a puppet, it wasnt that erotic!
he even started dancing around in his chair and screamed "YOUR TURNING ME ON!!!!"
Robot fetishist?
That part was hilarious, though.
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what's worse is it's obvious that snider wouldn't be able to hide behind her body without englund seeing him
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Well, Jackson was severely drunk & mighta had impaired vision! LOL.
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i'm referring to the camera angle as well
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Well, he was watching amateur child porn before "she" danced in.....since that was the character's 'thing' he was already aroused.....it was weird that he didn't notice Capt Howdy behind his 'lovely' wife...perhaps he simply liked Capt Howdy & the whole lynching incident could've been averted if he admitted his desire.....heh...
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What I was surprised about is that Snider was NOT in the "dancing scene" at all UNTIL he revealed himself to Englund, which was close enough for Snider to kick him. It was as if we were viewing the wife from Robert's perspective rather than a realistic one...
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You all are so incredibly thick-headed... I think his character was really into sexually submissive partners, such that the movie's victim/actress and his wife's/ soon to be dead wife's actions, were turning him on. Just a thought from a psychology major :)
shareWhen "shes" dancing- that part always scares me :/
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LOL!!!! That was the BEST part of the film, actually....hilarious.
shareI thought the whole scene was ridiculously funny.
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