I can mostly agree that 1984 is the pinnacle of the 80s, but one can also argue that 1987 is right up. You've got Elm Street 3, RoboCop, Predator, Hellraiser, Evil Dead 2, Lethal Weapon, and some other shit... Those two have got to be the best of the decade, right?

I'm 4 seasons behind, but this season looks more interesting than all of those ones combined. I love the promo stuff they have for it. That's really what sold me, so I'm diving into it because camp slashers are the shit.

Is that really his name? Kinda obvious when you actually look at the letters.

It's definitely a clusterfuck, and everyone's guilty of something. When we had two groups of killers fighting each other, you really don't know who to root for. Well... I personally prefer Mr. Jingles, just because.

Agreed that the opening credits is great. I thought it was an alright season. Still a bit sad that we didn't get any Billy Idol, but whatever. I also kinda hated that this season ended with one of those stupid 80s songs that I hear every fucking day at the 99 cent store. Even one of the promos for this season had a song I hear there way too much, so it kinda killed my buzz, but fortunately for me, I was still pretty drunk either way.

Apocalypse being listed among someone's favorites? Is this a first?

As long as Hotel isn't your favorite...

Those are said to be the low points of the series, but I wouldn't know. I don't pay too much attention to most tv shows and I fell off this one for a whole 5 seasons. When Finn Witrock came on, I was having Nam flashbacks because he looked so much older to me that I had to think about how long it had been.

They had their chance. But spoilers wont really mess up the viewers' experience much either way since the show is so batshit crazy that none of it really makes a difference. Everyone is a ghost and everyone is a killer. spoilzzz...