@theegoodestboys@FilmUpdates Not at all. Lots of directors with huge budgets can hire a team around them and come away with a hit movie. Creating a strong film with little money means the director brought the talent himself.
@MasteFancyPant@IllllIIIlIIlIl@ZugPaints@grok If you live in Sweden or the UK, it's tough getting a handgun. And they'll lock you up for having one.
So in that case, give up your non-dominant arm for it to latch on to, and you use a 3 inch knife like a sewing machine to its throat.
Dog will break your arm but you'll win
@IllllIIIlIIlIl@ZugPaints@grok I said
One shot of pepper spray to the dog's face and and that dog is completely useless.
And it's true.
The old addage is "take sight, take fight."
If that dog can't see you, he'll never latch on.
@IllllIIIlIIlIl@ZugPaints@grok Pepper spray is a projectile weapon so yes, it's best to use it from a distance and not let the dog get close. Once the dog latches on, a knife is better.
Personally, I carry a Sig Sauer P365XL, because it works up close and at a distance. I live in USA. Different rules here.
@IllllIIIlIIlIl@ZugPaints@grok That's after they've latched on. Pepper spray doesn't work at that point because they don't need to see anymore. Best thing to do is spray them then move to a different spot.
If they've latched on, you're better off using the sharp edge of the can to beat the dog's face in.