It had its moments and I found it funny, simply because of the fact that I can separate fantasy from reality. It's obviously not real and therefore completely guilt-free, as I said on the review of Splatterhouse I'm one of those types of people who enjoy the sicker side of the human condition; sex and violence both fascinate and amuse me when they're played out in fiction and also in reality, especially when you consider the psychological, social and intellectual implications either/all of these acts may have.
I actively seek out cult horror films for that very reason; the bad acting and overblown sex and violence make for very entertaining viewing because every action and reaction are so overblown and withdrawn from reality that they cross the line into absurd. Equally the premises presented are also laughable, despite knowing that it's a fantasy that we've all had at one point in out lives (everyone has thought about what it would be like to kill someone and how they'd do it) it easily crosses the line into humour simply because of that tiny grain of truth to it, which is the basis for all good comedy.
However, HTF doesn't hold up to the social commentary and dark humour of Neurotically Yours that ?if you're able to understand basic subtext? will make you both laugh and think. It's definitely has superior quality to it in terms of content, however if you're too sheltered to deal with the facts of life then don't go bursting your protective bubble and avoid such shows at all costs since I doubt you'd like to peel back the candy-coated fantasy world we think we're living in to see the rotten truth at its core.
