And here I was thinking, "This guy really knows how to swing!"

*golf clap*

I don't think anyone was expecting or asking for an apology. If anything, it seems to me like folks were getting excited for even more shit-stirring. (Which the Black Keys, to their credit, refused to participate in). White made the apology because he poked the bees' nest too many times, and he didn't like how loud…

Oh, that's ridicul… *elaborate make-up starts to smudge off* *runs out of room*

Maybe I'm just not up enough on this subgenre, but I got a strong Mission of Burma vibe from this. Or some similar band that R.E.M. would do an impromtu cover of, and everyone would be all "I can't believe they defiled this post-punk classic" and then it's twenty years later and no one gives a shit, finally.

I saw this in the theater the night it came out. The place was about half-full, and there were a lot of cheers when the movie started. The cheers got quieter as the movie went on, and people filed out confused and perturbed.

I WATCHED THE FIRST TWO EPISODES AND FOUND IT TEDIOUS AND HEAVY-HANDED HOPE THAT'S OKAY

Are you sure the black prisoner was wrongly accused? I'm not sure if he said anything about it.

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More "did grunge really matter?" You can talk about mainstream metal naturally dying out all you want, but it was like a switch was flipped in 1992. I have never seen one genre die and other take over so quickly. You just did not hear this Winds of Change shit *anywhere* except for the driveways of 80's-holdover…

This friend is IMPOSSIBLE

Agreed. I thought it did a great job of invoking 80s horror flicks while still being its own thing.

Kerry King: not the most discerning of movie fans.

What I remember from those Filmation cartoons:

It's a typo- the band's name is really "(Even) More Missions of Burma! on Ice!"

Ahahaha.  Never has the presence of an actor been less relevant to a career retrospective interview. 

Gah!  I have no desire to watch Sleepy Hollow, but John Noble is a colossus, striding the earth actoring the shit out whatever he comes across.  I am genuinely confounded over what to do.  I only have so much free time! (this is a lie)

Ah, poor, poor Naveen Andrews:

It's time you learned the truth: it's the radiation that turns people into movie stars.  Why do you think they all get plastic surgery?  It's to hide the flesh dropping off their bones!  It's a Faustian bargain, I tell you!  Faustian!!

Posehn ended that conversation as soon as it was exposed how much he actually knows about Katy Perry.  It's okay, Brian!  It's obvious that you secretly love Katy Perry and want to have a million of her woman-babies.