Demo

Woman, though for all intents and purposes of sexual approach, it's a man.

I used to, but then they took time out of their good shows to put stupid child-superhero-kickbutt cartoons. They still pass Scooby Doo, Looney Tunes, Tom & Jerry and Ed, Edd N' Eddy, but I they repeat the shows so much and it's on such a limited time that I can't be bothered to set the time and go see them.
 
Anyways, you can find many episodes on Youtube or DVD.

Definately.

Conan wins anyone. Spontaneous humour with creative improvising for the win.

Arachnophobia and I don't know if it includes them, but I hate mosquitos and centipedes, and moths/other weird insects.
 
And homophobia, not afraid of contagion, but I just find them sad and yucky and don't like one near me.

Meh, they could be better, but I guess the job is done.

I'm always playing games from different generations.

Alien on the ZX Spectrum/C64/CPC was the best movie to game adaptation because even though the outcome of the story is entirely up to you and it only starts after the birth of the alien via any crew member, the pacing, items, character reactions and mood created by sound effects and silence is unsettling, all this in 1984.
 
Other games which are excellent:
Batman Returns (SNES);
Alien 3 (SNES).
 
The Terminator for Mega CD doesn't look bad also.
 
I do think nowadays most adaptations are bad, mainly because they're handled by less talented studios, and that more attention is put trying to make the game exactly like the movie. 3D doesn't help either with inexperienced/untalented teams.

Neither.
 
Download the demo and find for yourself why it's bad and bland.

Scores, meh, whatever. I can read mind you.