I don't want to live in a country that fails to provide Republicans, racists, homophobes, and the half-lucid bedridden elderly, with awful sitcoms that they deserve.

Yet something else from Hollywood that nobody is asking for and nobody wants.

"The Wheel" is an hour of TV drama that is so incredibly rewarding to anyone that has been watching the entire season. There are so many elements to that episode that demonstrate the huge difference between a regular broadcast network drama and a cable drama, elements that someone typically wouldn't expect on TV…

Satanic Panic by Jeffrey Victor is a solid examination of the entire said phenomenon. There was zero evidence of any deaths related to any actual Satanic cult rituals, and the daycare workers as I recall were all found innocent. Sadly, local media, then big media (particularly "20/20"), fed by local isolated hysteria,…

Well I'm glad James Franco will now, finally, have something to read.

I think that the last episode of Season 1, "The Carousel", is one of the single best episodes of a fictional TV series ever made. That episode alone represents a zenith in what people talk about when they talk about quality TV.

I just want to see this show added to the list of Shows Canceled After Only One Airing.

Though I couldn't care less about watching this because, like most people, I left Atlas Shrugged behind in high school, it would have made an entertaining, highly overwrought, melodramatic film or serial love story in the 50s. Something in the Douglas Sirk style, in which John Galt returns to society because of his…

I find it sad that an author who has said that she had no real interest in vampire or werewolf folklore and cultural history wrote a story with supernatural characters with hardly any cultural reference points, making them up almost out of thin air as she went along, and turning them into harmless bugaboos for tween…

Let's all follow the dotted line to his grave.

For all practical purposes, Last American Virgin was already remade, and that movie is called Superbad. It's also called Adventureland. But thanks anyway director who is five minutes late to the teen dramedy trend.

Where's Waldo? the Motion Comic Film, in 3-D

Final Flesh is the future of all TV programming. Just give it about 20 years or after the apocalypse, whichever comes first.

No, please, tell us how you really feel.

Fulci, like some of the other directors mentioned, wasn't strictly a horror filmmaker. He's kind of an exception though, because he didn't turn to horror until after he had directed comedies, spaghetti westerns and giallos.

When is NBC going to bring back Crime Story, you know, since 60s-era period shows are suddenly hot?

I love this movie but it's essential you watch the widescreen/correct ratio version.

I hope Scientologists aren't secretly infiltrating this comment thread.

Needs more explosions.

Apparently the people who made that time-is-money movie are too young to have ever heard of Logan's Run.