@Scrawler2:disqus I think you saw Opportunity Knocks:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

THANK YOU!

He is not the first rapper to appear on One Life to Live. Snoop Dog was on too.

Oh god, I still remember the ads. "Turtle, turtle."

I remember when one of the upcoming movies listed was In the Company of Men and someone said it shouldn't be there and that Scott was "confusing the art house with the grindhouse." Of course, just as many cult movies fit into the former category as they do the latter.

Years ago Vanity Fair did an article about how difficult Meyers was to work with. The best part was; that after he complained about snacks on the set of Wayne's World, Penelope Spheeris assigned her daughter to be his official snack girl.

I watched it until they moved it to Fridays.

I shall always remember her from the classic Lifetime movie Fugitive at 17. Not to be confused with the classic Lifetime movie Accused at 17.

Does anybody ever apply it that way? George W. Bush obviously isn't very smart or cultured and his value system clear sucks. Yet, I don't recall people referring to him as being "white trash" or anything similar.

My favorite scene was the one when Rogers told her swinging boyfriend about how she was in love with Jesus.

I finally got around to it 2 years ago. It's great.

I love that Maher's ex "Superhead" got a book in this feature (http://www.avclub.com/artic… before he did.

My favorite variation:
Yo momma's so fat, she should exercise and eat a healthy diet.

I watched House of the Devil last week. I'd only heard of it thanks to this feature.

@avclub-0ae7484a9f3bbd2a21df420050c032ae:disqus Isn't that even more racist? By specifying that the trash is indeed white, it implies that all non-whites are trash.

That sounds like some weird mash-up of How I Learned to Drive and The X-Files.

Is it a movie or a religion class?

I'm Catholic and I grew up among evangelicals. When one of them told me I was never going to heaven since I wasn't "saved," I asked if all people that got saved went to heaven. When they responded affirmatively I asked even if that person was a serial killer/child molester/etc. They answered yes every fucking time.

Word.

I saw this once on cable late and night, but fell asleep during it. I made it to where the main character is in the desert with her daughter. I later looked up what happened in the movie and wish I hadn't because I imagine seeing it would be very shocking. Just reading about it was.