Call it ironic but I can't think of a better way to commemorate Clinton's term of office than a film made by Wes Craven. Renowned for his slasher horror movies, Craven is the perfect choice to direct a cinematic epitaph to Bloody Bill Clinton's White House tenure.
Above all though the following report, from BBC.com, is another example of Clinton's cynicism and overweaning arrogance. He really thinks he's going to get away with it and this is his way of saying goodbye and F*** you too!

Wes Craven, the man behind horror hits Scream and Nightmare on Elm Street, has made a film of Bill Clinton's final days in the White House.
Craven filmed the former US president giving a tour of his residence in the week before he left office on 20 January.
He spent almost three hours following Clinton through the Washington mansion, visiting the Oval Office, Cabinet room and other area's normally off-limits to the public.
The crew visited private quarters at the request of the former First Lady Hillary Clinton to film for posterity.
Craven told Fox News: "I was thinking: 'Here I am, I've made some of the most horrific films, and now I'm in the White House.'
"Someone said I should have brought a Scream mask and have someone jump out in it, but that would have been the last time we would have been invited over."
Miramax Films spokesman Matthew Hiltzik said the company's co-chairman, Harvey Weinstein, was co-producing the film along with Jane Rosenthal of Robert De Niro's Tribeca Productions.
He added the idea came after Craven visited the White House last year for a screening of his film Music Of The Heart.

It is reported that the locations included in the film include the Lincoln Bedroom, which has played host to political donors and friends of the former president.
But the Oval Office ante room made notorious by Mr Clinton's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky will not be shown.

Mock documentary
Footage from the tour will be edited into an hour-long documentary to be shown at Mr Clinton's presidential library in Arkansas.
Last year Mr Clinton appeared with his wife in a mock documentary shown at a dinner for White House journalists.
It showed him answering the telephones at the White House, giving a mock Oscar acceptance speech, and making packed lunches for his wife, who was campaigning for a seat in the US Senate at the time.
The film co-starred Kevin Spacey and was produced with the help of Martin Sheen and Rob Lowe, who star in hit presidential TV drama The West Wing. BBC.com