Episode 24: The Most Dangerous Game

Misery and Company review Ernest B. Schoedsack & Irving Pichel 1932, extremely dangerous, film The Most Dangerous Game. I've been in some dangerous situations before but nothing like the plot of this movie. I wonder what it would be like if I was there during the whole thing. If I was there, on the island, hangin out with Count Zaroff as he was hunting Rainsford. The whole time I am saying things like "you're not going to hit him" or "psst, hey man, can I hit that bug spray?" As Zaroff was hunting, I would be making all kinds of noise and shit. I'd be eating chips and wearing flip-flops. The only thing more dangerous than this film is missing this week's episode.

Lets list some other dangerous things:

not flossing

hitting on the last person in the bar

jacking up a car and then using your kids building blocks to support the car on one side so you can jack up the other side because your wife pulled too far up on the curb and tore off the plastic piece protecting the undercarriage of your 2016 sedan