I don't know why, but this makes me laugh. Like they really needed a stunt double for a guy whose face you never saw, and whose guitar you could barely hear?

So I guess playing a flamethrower guitar into battle really does pay off in the end, because the Doof Warrior got married to the hot redhead (Riley Keough, who happens to be Elvis Presley's granddaughter) in real life.

The best part about this article was reading the headline, and immediately assuming it was going to be about the Indian guy, because what the fuck else would this guy be doing these days?

I used to do event security for an arena in SoCal, and in the category of non-Mexican music, Rush was surprisingly the concert with the drunkest attendees. I had to stop about a hundred drunk/stoned 50 year old Dads from trying to wander backstage. And the male to female ratio was something like 99 to 1.

I finally marathoned through Freaks and Geeks on Netflix and I can now say that all the hype about it was justified. It wasn't perfect (I never liked Kelly and James Franco was better whenever he wasn't with her; Seth Rogen was underutilized until the very end; and the show was unrelentingly dark, with just the…

My only wish now is that the White Walkers go full Mad Max: Fury Road, and use the undead Mastodon guys to perform a proper battle hymn while marching on the Wall.

I don't think its hyperbolic to say that Goon is one of the top 10 best Sports movies ever. Hell, I might even put it in the Top 5.

haha I like how you went ahead and basically ranked her lower than every other major sitcom star. Who else is left? Melissa McCarthy?

Well if the season is about the California Highway System, it'd probably be more fitting to use Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" no?

Next year will be all First Person Shooters.

How you ignored the obvious Spider-Pig joke from The Simpsons Movie is mind boggling to me.

I agree that its never been a plot-driven show, but Joan's disappointing love life has been done to death on the show. I guess it has a happy ending now thanks to random Bruce Greenwood, but I was bored by it. If this was Joan and Sally's last major plot line, then that's a major bummer because the stories were…

Wow no one else thought this episode was a stinker? We had very little Don (and when he was around he was asking super on the nose questions); a sideplot with a younger creative dude no one cares about; creepy Bruce Greenwood as Joan's new dickhead lover that we instantly do not care about; GLEN; and people just going…

Yeah the review kinda lost me at the start when it mentioned the EXCELLENT second season. It was clunky as heck throughout, and just got bogged down by its mythology at the end. I thought season 1 was almost perfect, but I may have to wait on more reviews before I give this new season a shot.

I am probably the only person here who was happy to read a Community review and the predictable shit review for One Big Happy, simply because I love Community, but I also love me some Elisha Cuthbert and Kelly Brook. Those two ladies really helped my transition from pervy adolescent to pervy adult in the mid to late…

Hmm it appears that someone put their Onion in my A.V. Club.

Yeah, but I'd argue that Purity Ring traded in their weirdness for a more conventional sound on this album. Ironically it makes them sound like a 2nd rate Chvrches now, albeit with more emphasis on hip-hop beats.

I finally watched Boyhood last night and I think a sequel could be both a great and horrible idea, mostly because the kid grew up to be just the weirdest fucking goober who was able to pull some super hot girlfriends that were way out of his league. It could be fun to see if I could stomach another 3 hours of watching…

This times a million. I only watched this show for her, she's ridiculously hot and actually funny. She could still blow up elsewhere.

I am the biggest Gina fan around, but do I suck for not liking Haywire mostly because I hated how they changed her voice and it took me out of the whole movie? Plus it was pretty cheesy.