He was in one of the Ilsa sequels! It'd be interesting to read his self-deprecating pithy comments about working on exploitation films and porn. But I'm sure that there is no mention of that.

Isn't she (V-Nasty) the gal pal who frequently drops "N" bombs when she raps?

Synapse to synapse: the possibility's thin.

Is Harmony Korine, er… Guiseppe Andrews going to show up in these prequel/sequels? "Party maaaaaaaaaaan."

Wasn't it released on the "Dimension Extreme" sub-label for horror films put out by that company? I just remember a lot of ennui in the original version.

Cumming genius? Oh, humor on the internet. Commas help, you know.

The 'official' porn parody of the NBC sitcom! I can't wait to own this one and the 30 Rock parody too, you guys!

He recently was doing press for 'In Time' with alongside the gal who plays the pink haired Polly Magoo with a gun in the film for a Spanish show and he was doing self-deprecating sarcastic shtick and it went from that to insufferable shit in just a few bad jokes.

Every time I see these clips, I think of Xavier: Renegade Angel.

Black Caesar is one of the best movies ever made. No irony or sarcasm in my statement at all. And the soundtrack? Great.

White Denim are the D.R.I. of this sort of genre or whatever they're pigeonholed as… They've been trying to make it big for a while, but no one is buying it. Shame.

I'm in the same field. It's nice to see them branching out a bit and cleaning up their sound. Ryan sure does have a distinct yelp and the album is great after a few listens. Did they done get Dawes'd?

Ryan should've stuck with Parker Posey.

Watch me crank that Robocop.

You mean the event I'm hosting at Berlin, right? See you there!

I love him even more for representin' the rabbit.

For reals. The saxaphone (and the gal from Mika Miko) added to 'Be Brave' was an odd addition. They ain't skuzz-y or punk, really. The write-up is wrong in regards to that.

It makes my grey matter happy that you are reviewing these films. Fernando Di Leo's films usually have mean streaks towards females, but this movie is akin to an old man being cynical towards the current society at the time. Not unlike this site! But really, it also brings the whole misogynistic "she was asking for…

Neither words go unbleeped in Spanish television, but Comedy Central allows "shit" to be audible on their channel, right? Huh, look at that. Affirmative Action works after all.

As a Mexican, the most offensive thing is how they censored "chingada" in Spanish, yet let "mierda" go without a censor beep. Also, like black people, we're not all the same shade of skin tone, but stereotypes are stereotypes and the episode was fucking funny.