First, The Cabin in the Woods itself is a deconstruction of the horror genre -- it's not a good movie to spoof because, in its own way, it's already a spoof.
"We picked that photo to spoof because it's iconic and also we thought how funny would that look with ordinary people in it," the group told BuzzFeed's Kassy Cho.
Parker said he and Stone decided to spoof King only because "it's just sort of who annoyed us that week.
Why? "I try to do special effects a long time but I don't know how, so I always stayed with my style, Jackie Chan style". But Chan listened when DreamWorks pitched him a special-effects spy spoof, if only because it meant he'd get to meet his hero, Steven Spielberg.
But the researchers pointed to what they said are "additional concerns" about Samsung's security system compared with the iPhone's, because a would-be hacker can make an unlimited number of attempts at spoofing the fingerprint, and because it can be linked to payment systems such as PayPal - which could then be used to wire money to the attacker's account.
But this is the first time I've considered recommending the book on the strength of the introduction alone, because it spoofs so many cliched industry conversations so cleanly that the reader is laughing with deep recognition before even getting to the first anthologized comic.
In 1990, the band was booed off the field at the University of Oregon's Autzen Stadium because it spoofed both the logging industry and the environmental movement.
The New York Time's Professor Peter Henning, generally an unimpeachable source of market wisdom, asserts that high frequency trading, even though it involves many placing and cancelling thousands of orders, is "not spoofing because there is a chance the order will be filled......
Kemp believes that Glaser's detectors are open to spoofing, because neutrons are not as discriminating as X rays in how they react to the materials in warheads.
"You could choose to spoof it, to parody it," he said.
