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Define cheating. There was certainly a relationship, but Stephen was aware of it. Numerous (different) sources describe how Jane and Jonathan had developed romantic feelings for one another but had ag …

To quote from the Wikipedia entry: [Leatherface] was originally portrayed by Gunnar Hansen. His real name is unknown, although older brother Chop Top calls him "Bubba" in the second movie and …

The theme was simply to show the change somebody like Mr Hublot was having to go through due to his pet (think of it as an animated version of As Good As It Gets! Hublot has quite severe OCD. He appe …

I think there are two possible answers to this. No, she was not. This assumes the police were somewhat good at their jobs. They never discovered her pregnancy, it never showed on an autopsy report a …

There are a plethora of articles online detailing this now. I'll list some of them now. This blog details some similarities: ...the movie does draw extensively on Scientology and its past. Anderson …

Okay, I just watched the entire film and took notes. I have not read any of the book written by Gary K. Wolf, so I cannot comment in that area. There are a few interpretations that could be made rega …

I'm going to offer an alternative, completely opinionated answer to this question. Like @Napoleon Wilson I'll focus on the life lessons you brought up. However, I'm not going to focus solely on House, …

@DustinDavis has given a very good answer, but to focus on just the bunny aspect: Firstly, from 25-things-you-may-not-know-about-donnie-darko/: Why is Donnie's spectral guide a giant rabbit? Kell …

TLDR: First sign of "darkness": Season 2, Episode 6. In it for himself: Sometime in Season 5. Full Answer: In my own opinion, the first glimpse I had of Walt's true nature was way back in Episode 6 …

Reading the MOMA article will give more detailed analysis, but ultimately the primary focus of the film was to be (at least partly) autobiographical. …

I haven't found any interviews with Tarantino or the rest of the crew to definitively answer this, but I think it's largely about the symbolism involved. Just before Django killed John Brittle, he is …

I am answering subjectively here, but I think it really comes down to evoking even more sympathy for the main characters. Not only do they often have to battle difficult circumstances (i.e. being an o …

There are quite a few themes that run throughout the series, including: sin the importance of family power and its corrupting influence envy and regret Ultimately, you are asking a massive questio …

As @jt0dd says, it seems to be viewer comfort. A Facebook petition was actually set up by a group of fans back in Series 2 calling for a kiss between them, as it hadn't happened yet: "Cam & Mitch …

The scene is, according to audio commentary on the DVD, an homage to the Diane Arbus photograph Boy with a Grenade: The usage of this homage is actually another homage, to Stanley Kubrick and, in p …