Yeah, but who owns the rights to Jet Jaguar? Because, he who owns the rights to Jet Jaguar, owns the best theme song ever!
Yeah, but who owns the rights to Jet Jaguar? Because, he who owns the rights to Jet Jaguar, owns the best theme song ever!
But can I play as Mrs. Voorhees?
And Dax Shepard was in The Freebie! I see what you did there, Alex McCown.
All of the Wright-heads know about this, right?
Ten seasons and a movie!
AmIright, people?
Girl Meets World is the shit, though.
I liked Max Martini in Mamet's Redbelt, but I just don't know if he has the chops to pull off a difficult role like Ben Ghazi.
Great, now I can't even afford McDonald's. Happy Singles Awareness Day, everybody!
I didn't even think about it. That's funny.
'Somehow “We Do” lost at the 1995 Emmys to some Barbra Streisand number—evidence of another secret society at work, no doubt'
Gary Numan has a pilot's license. A popstar with a pilot's license. Unreal.
What about The Silent Partner? Christopher Plummer appears in both Santa drag and regular drag, and he's totally badass the whole time!
Not a single American Dad? Damn.
Don't get me wrong; I really like Stephen King. But, oh my god, fuck you, Stephen King.
I was thinking more 'sweets for the sweet' than 'he makes the world taste good,' but heck yeah!
Speaking of pleasant comic actors making horror movies, whatever happened to that movie Jay Baruchel wanted to direct?
I think you proved that it is an effective horror film right there. I would go further and say that it is a great film in general, no genre qualifier necessary, though that's just me.
Yes! Also awesome!
Jordan Peele is right in that racial horror is 1) real in this world and 2) underrepresented in film. But still, I'd like to take a moment to remind everyone that Candyman 1) exists and 2) is an excellent film. Keep that in mind when making your choices in home video horror this weekend. Candyman, Candyman,…
Baby boomers were not at all entitled. Not at all.