But Beth Riesgraf! Nathan Ford's Evil Twin will be so disappointed.

What, you don't believe Jacqueline has a jerkaday lifestyle?

Ok! Like I said, I'm not questioning your parenting skills, I'm sure you're a great parent. But with 95% of the American-made TV shows out there not having any graphic sex, I don't think we need to take the sex scenes out of the few TV shows that have them (and that portray them tastefully/realistically, unlike True…

I would say just don't watch it with your middle schooler then. There's room for just about everything in art, but that doesn't mean that all art is appropriate for all ages.

I would rather play Lee Carvallo's Putting Challenge.

Guys! Guys! Steph is my friend. Cool that she's getting this recognition, she's super talented and definitely deserves it.

I actually agree with you, it's a pretty good movie if you don't expect it to be a horror film or a supernatural film. The scenes with Howard and Phoenix are really lovely.

Man vs. nagging woman - the ultimate struggle!

I thought she was absolutely terrific in The Village, and I've been disappointed in everything else she's done since.

I own them both on blu-ray. Because they were super cheap (I think $4 apiece) and the Rifftraxes for them are hilarious.

Haha, no. That's probably the one song you won't find sung at any of the piano bars here. But "Just Around the Riverbend," "Colors of the Wind," "If I Never Knew You," even "Steady as the Beating Drum" and "Mine, Mine, Mine" have been sung.

You and I are disturbed by different things, I guess. I found Audition much more disturbing than this scene.

Have you ever seen Salo?

I've often thought One, Two, Three would make a great musical, actually.

Apologies, didn't mean to offend. It's not that they're women, even that they're middle-aged women. It's just that they are middle-aged women whom I spend a lot of time with and know their personalities enough to realize that they fall squarely into the demographic of "people who watch The Bachelor."

Three Days Before the Shooting (which might not have been the final title of the novel) was not really screwed up because of death - after all, Ellison had 42 years to work on it. Even if he had lived another 10 or 15 years I doubt it ever would've been finished. I'm happy with what we have, which is messy and at…

If you tried to watch it a few years back, you might want to give it another shot - the editor of the "Recobbled" version creates a new one every few years as technology improves and he finds better sources.

Don't forget: "The monkey's masturbating." "Sure, but out of fear."

I'm surprised that UnReal isn't getting any sort of a write-up here, after all the great press it's been receiving elsewhere.

The camera leers at Daddario's rack as if it were Michael Bay himself.