Mark Patton

Like, I mean, that just makes perfect sense.

Mark Patton, who's a scholar, has observed that living in eternal fear of the sin of masturbation was probably not a net contributor to medieval Europe's mental health.

That being said, people probably just kept on masturbating and then feeling bad about it.

much like my relationship with oreos um so in the modern age leslie hall tracks three distinct views of masturbation over the course of the 18th through the 20th centuries so the first starts with that anonymous pamphlet anania which presented masturbation as a physical debilitation Then in the 19th century, sorry, that's the 18th century.

So, let's head back to 1985 for A Nightmare on Elm Street 2, Freddy's Revenge, because apparently one nightmare simply wasn't enough.

This is the second film in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, directed by Jack Shoulder and starring Mark Patton, Kim Myers, Robert Rusler, and of course, Robert England as Freddy Krueger.

This time, we follow teenager Jesse Walsh, who moves into the former home of Nancy Thompson from the first film.

And honestly, if your new house comes with a history involving Freddy Krueger, maybe that's your cue to ask for your deposit back.

I quite like this one.

I think it's a good entry.

I do like the lead, Jessie Walsh, played by Mark Patton.

So we've got, instead of a final girl, we've got a final boy.

So that makes sense.

But he was here with Mark Patton for Swallowed.

I

didn't see it yet.