Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic: The Miniseries, brought to you by HBO/FX/Showtime... Some big-time network that could afford the budget.

Have the main character swing back-and-forth between Jedi & Sith over the course of the miniseries, in a Gollum/LOTR way, especially during the last battle with Malak.

I heard something else very interesting from the episode of Penn & Teller's BS devoted to anti-gaming hysteria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ7comwLPFY Skip to the 6:30 mark, and pay attention especially at the 7:00 mark when the two people are discussing the "studies" conducted on video games, violence, and children.

"one of the difficults in linking violent video games to school shootings is that playing violent video games is a normal activity nowadays." "[things like GTA] are now common things"

Also pay attention to the fact that since gaming exploded as a cultural medium, violent crime in the United States has dropped like a rock. The two are not related, but for this hypothesis of gaming causes violence or whatever to be true, then violent crime over the last twenty years should have exploded, when it was actually the opposite.

Games are just the new D&D, heavy metal, rap, comic books, Beavis & Butthead, or whatever else society has suddenly decided is what to blame when something bad happens.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out

Burt Gummer High School!

Loved how Slither had a ton of references to other movies in it. Truly underrated.

Tucker & Dale go to the big city and get mistaken for Scream/Halloween slashers?

"Those two move in, and suddenly people are getting killed!"

Wolf -Iced Earth (also works for Halloween). "A shot from the darkness, tears through his flesh, a bullet of silver, lays him to rest."

Click Click Boom -Saliva. Just... Yes.

44 Minutes -Megadeth. A reminder of the destructive power that a gun grants who uses it. "...Till SWAT arrived, and settled the fight, between AK-47's and AR-15's."

I saw it and liked it. It was great because of the role reversal. Plus there is a scene involving a free chili dog coupon in a cabin that used an old gag that I love everytime I see it.