If this movie doesn't involve several tornadoes simultaneously converging on a dance competition where everyone's doing the twist to 'Twist and Shout', then I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

I’d love to see someone make a big sci-fi/space opera movie like this, except the hero figure they all have to rely on ends up being MacGruber.

They should just replace him with Krang from TMNT.

“Zack Synder might make a bad film, or he might make a good one that no one likes.”

I can’t be the only person who’s hoping it starts with Beetlejuice’s number being called in that limbo waiting room, right?

I liked Scotty’s slip-up of how “Jack Skellington” was involved; as a parent, I’m going mad at Dot using her daughter to help further her weird refusal to acknowledge the truth, but as a viewer I’m super anxious for it to all come crashing down.

I can’t remember the last time I watched something with such a fantastic sense of oddball dread. Nor something that’s actually this interesting to watch, in terms of the cuts used, angles and so forth.

I’m getting serious Stewart Lee vibes from this chap and that can only be a good thing.

I found your debut, I’ve Got Mr. Pebbles In My Shoe to be a powerful fart of comic air, but I have to admit that your follow-up Netflix special, I’ve Got Mr. Pebbles In My Balls, felt like you were trying too hard.

I’m just waiting for Rife to break out a version of “Take my wife - please!” jokes and then I’ll have have hit all the spots on my Hack Jokes Bingo card.

I would love to see the complaint they made. I seriously hope it was as simple as “I left my Steam Deck on a hot stove and now it’s melted. Can you help?”

That’s bad!

That’s good!

Everything about this news is amazing. Although, a little concerned that his song titles sound like he’s having a stroke.

Also, just to note, this is still a Spider-Man universe without a Spider-Man, so that makes it a...Man universe.

Also, just to note, this is still a Spider-Man universe without a Spider-Man, so that makes it a...Man universe.

Help me out, nerds. Is Ezekiel “Zeke” Sims an evil Spider-Man? Because that’s what this looks like to my haven’t-read-a-comic-in-quite-some-time eyeballs, and I’ll be honest, that looks interesting.

I noticed they recently (?) added Dead Cells to Netflix Games, which was a nice surprise to stumble across. 

I believe the filmmaker was atop a ladder whilst the idea for the movie came to him. Heyyoooooooooo!

Channel Zero’s No End House was really good, but then Butcher’s Block was absolute balls (classic ‘characters acting to further the plot, rather than because it makes narrative sense’, although it starts strong).