Dark Humor, IQ, & Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

This video answers the questions: Can I talk about the relationship between dark humor and intelligence? What is the relationship between dark humor in aggression?
Can I analyze the final scene of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood? (spoiler alert)
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