Oh, it's still a thing.   They just call it the Warped Tour now.

You're not selling out—you're buying in!  Welcome to the machine!

They gotta lock that down!

IG-88 as a synthol-huffing gynobot.

Episode VII: How I Met Your Mothership

I was under the impression that Naive Melody came from the members swapping their instruments with one another.  As everyone had little skill with their "new" instrument, they were limited in what they could produce.

Pay it forward!

So happy that Cabaret has been restored and issued on Blu Ray.  Can't wait to get my paws on it later this week.

What do you think the price should be, then?

The Ghosts of Hazzard County!

Search your Wikipedia; you know it to be true.

The Lemarchand Box?

There will never be another Pino Palladino

I thought it would be Ladera Heights, the black Beverly Hills.  It's a domesticated paradise.

It does, however, contain Loonda Evans and Duck Joan Collins splashing around the pond.

To Marrow Land: Clooney leads a doomed expedition to Antarctica.  Things go from bad to worse when the food supplies run out and team members do what it takes to survive.

Well, there are some overtly disco rhythms on parts of Siren and Manifesto, and Manifesto also has a sort-of new wave vibe going on in parts, but I think punk was musically less sophisticated than what they would have been interested in incorporating. They would have been playing well below their skill level.

By foolishly siding with rebel scum and destroying the awesome Death Star, the Ewoks wiped out their own species (along with everything else on that moon).

Thank goodness the Richie Sambora ad has disappeared from this site.  I thought the same thing.

Both The Woman in Black and Wakewood  were great horror movies that relied far more on suspense and creating a mood than on the gore.   If you liked the original Wicker Man, you'd enjoy Wakewood especially.