The craft – if not the art – of a great horror flick skitters around Saw creator James Wan's new popcorn-spiller.
We also see creator Steven Bell's character chill out a little bit and finally nail a successful -- albeit complicated -- first date.
It was so open-ended that virtually every season saw creator David Chase debating whether this would be the last, before finally delivering a finale that ranks among the most ambiguous conclusions of any story ever told.
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If you keep watching, you'll see creator and France's "Godfather of Techno" Laurent Garnier getting down with the toddlers and plastic blocks and yet somehow managing to look incredibly serious throughout the whole thing.
Jim Rash, who plays Dean Pelton on "Community," stopped by HuffPost Live this week to discuss his new movie "The Way, Way Back," as well as the upcoming season of the show, which will see creator Dan Harmon return as "Community's" showrunner, after being unceremoniously ousted at the end of Season 3, following a high-profile feud with Chevy Chase.
Google says it was inspired to add the new feature after seeing creators get their projects funded through the crowdfunding platforms, citing efforts like Freddie Wong's Video Game High School and James Rolfe's Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie, specifically.
"Too many times do you see creators neglecting, misusing, or manipulating their audience.
While much of the industry melts into an amorphous goo of panels, it's nice to see creators sticking their necks out to be different.
Naturally, then, it was thrilling to see creators Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis taking that step so soon, when it seemed that many viewers were expecting them to drag the curse out indefinitely.
