Funny, but I feel vindicated.

CN - I just assumed that an "answerut" was more Latin I didn't know.

10 P.M. LOCA VIDA —HD, "Stone Cold Bush". (2009) Anthony (Stephen Dorff) must reconcile with his father (Nick Nolte) and his girlfriend Ione Skye (Mayim Bialik), before he can commit to the summer touring season. Meanwhile, Flea (Smeagol) meets with Dr. Sanjay Gupta (himself). (Comedy/Drama).

Djinn, No Chaser
I almost thought that this was the terrible episode that starred Divine for a moment, but no. That was "Seymourlama", from season 4.

A 'B'?
I'm a horror fan by nature, and my tolerance for questionable movies is relatively high, but either the grade-bug is back or Tobias was feeling awfully fucking charitable.

Redneck Zombies
I will be (re-)buying this, somewhat immediately.

Yummsh - you're probably right, on one level, since I am biased in my dislike of Snyder's style. For whatever reasons, his DotD remake did nothing for me, and 300 only slightly more. But, in fairness, I was probably biased against those movies to begin with as well.

Also agreeing. That last paragraph, about how the videos will be pretty much the same, but with more props, seemed to reinforce it even more for me.

Something something hate Zach Snyder, something something Alan Moore.

Sorry Travis, but Iggy could try to sell me douches and adult diapers and commemorative plates, and would STILL have more cred than most.

I have hated the RRHOF thoroughly since I was a child, living in the Cleveland area, and WMMS would play Starship's 'We Built This City' anytime the topic of the then-recently announced building came up.

I've come around to believing that the worst aspect of this story, hands down, is the number of hits that Andrew Breitbart's new site has gotten as a result of it.

Ring Of Death
An Xbox documentary?

Someone somewhere probably long ago called for a moratorium on the crappy drug reference analogies, so I apologize to the movie for not doing it justice.

Tokyo Gore Police is easily the highlight of this week's releases for me. It's like the crystal meth, or more appropriately, the crack cocaine of Asian cinema.

Anticon
I just found myself listening to Themselves last night, for the first time in a while, and wondering why it is that I seem to fall in and out of love with Anticon releases. Finding this today is nicely complimentary, having not listened to Restiform Bodies recently either.

Bill O'Reilly should start writing and publishing his own superhero comic book. Preferably illustrating it himself as well.

It's funny to me, that early on in his interview with Tasha (which I admit I had skipped previously), he points out the Fables-contemporary Vertigo quagmire environment that led me to largely disregard them as a publisher, up to and including his book. And, I learned that he is responsible for Thessaly: Witch For…

Having only read about two-and-a-half arcs of Fables, I never knew that Willingham eventually drew the Israel/Palestine correlation. Nor would I have guessed, solely from what I read, that he was a conservative. Whatever the fuck that's supposed to mean these days.