Shame on you, Rabin. Aiming intelligent analysis at a VICE article is nearly as lazy and mean as taking shots at Phish.

As a resident of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, I am sad to report that I frequently see this look sported by what I presume are non–Native Americans.

Okay, who had "man behind the curtain" reference for the closer?  It pays out at 3/1.

I saw this by myself while on a business trip in L.A., and Michael Wincott was sitting in front of me.

Script excerpt from Vibe #1:

The AV Club editors are responsible for both the title's hyphenation of "Three-Picture" and its rampant capitalization of articles and prepositions.

Wow…a little heavy on the "get it???" factor.  Maybe the song selection doesn't need to be quite so hilarious.

Okay, wait…seriously…. Should I actually bother to see 'Monkeybone'?  Because I was also happy to review the ad campaign, and I gave it a solid F.

Apparently you misspelled Gaby Hoffmann's last name. (And now I know who the hell Gaby Hoffmann is.)

The best YLT album since I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One only rates a B+?

Just to clarify: The above reference to "non-stop boobs" is misleading. While the women in Texas Chainsaw 3-D do, in fact, HAVE boobs, nary a bare breast appears in the film. That is all.

How has this thread gone this far without someone making a 'Clerks 2' reference?

How has this thread gone this far without someone making a 'Clerks 2' reference?

This was my first R-rated film, followed by 'Conan the Barbarian,' and the sex scenes in both films were way beyond my 7-year-old brain.  For years I thought swords and armor were essential to the act.  Which, I suppose, is accurate.

This was my first R-rated film, followed by 'Conan the Barbarian,' and the sex scenes in both films were way beyond my 7-year-old brain.  For years I thought swords and armor were essential to the act.  Which, I suppose, is accurate.

Topher Grace in 'Predators.'

Topher Grace in 'Predators.'

Track down a copy of Julian Cope's (unlicensed?) Scott Walker compilation:
"Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker."  It's a great intro to the "Scott 1–4" era.

Track down a copy of Julian Cope's (unlicensed?) Scott Walker compilation:
"Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker."  It's a great intro to the "Scott 1–4" era.

The median age of the characters trapped under the dome just jumped by 20 years.