The production reportedly employed homeless people with food and wages; Piper mistook a comic subliminal-television short for documentary evidence. — Bill Simmons
Piper’s abrupt commentary story about a stalker who was an arms dealer leaves Carpenter trying to return to the movie. — Sean Fennessey
The screenplay reportedly used repeated pages saying the fight continues; Piper also alleged payments to local gangs. — Bill Simmons
Meg Foster’s Cagney & Lacey replacement is discussed alongside a quoted sexist and homophobic executive explanation. — Bill Simmons
