I'm going to take a wild guess that Nathan didn't stuff the cats into a bag and throw them in a river. Rehousing a cat due to allergies isn't cruel, as long as they're going to a good home.
I'm going to take a wild guess that Nathan didn't stuff the cats into a bag and throw them in a river. Rehousing a cat due to allergies isn't cruel, as long as they're going to a good home.
I appreciate the sensitivity and compassion that went behind ID's decision to start packaging their programs about real life horrible crimes as campy Lifetime movies.
"Sometimes when I feel like killing someone, I do a little trick to calm myself down.
I'll go over to the person's house and ring the doorbell. When the person comes to the door, I'm gone, but you know what I've left on the porch? A jack-o-lantern with a knife stuck in the side of its head with a note that says "You."…
I think of Jeselnik the same way I do about Andrew Dice Clay (though Jeselnik is funnier): I get what he's doing, but don't buy that a lot of his fans realize it's an act. Watch one of Dice's old stand-up shows, and you'll see frat dudes high fiving each other over his jokes about fucking a woman in the ass while…
Renaissance man DeCoteau alternates between kids’ films like the holiday puppy trilogy and this and the softcore gay porn films he makes under the 1313 name, sometimes using the same sets.
I saw them live in 2006. Great show, and they were very punctual.
I got to see Eddie Izzard do some work in progress material a couple weeks ago, and yeah, I can see that he would be delightful to work with in that capacity. The whole feel of the show was like he was entertaining at a party, it was a wesome.
Considering the plot, if there wasn't a joke made about "The Pina Colada Song," they missed a golden opportunity to make yet another 80s pop culture reference that would be lost on at least half their core audience.
This sounds a bit like Mike Doughty's memoir, in which he sneers at fans who have the audacity to bring up Soul Coughing in his presence.
Interesting considering that Tweedy is supposed to be the one dealing with crippling depression and substance abuse problems.
Your mama's a terrible show.
She told the Governor that Lori’s baby might be Shane’s son
Not to be that commenter, but daughter. The baby is a girl. And yeah, I don't know what Andrea thought she stood to gain by dishing that kind of dirt. Her character makes less and less sense with each episode.
I have nothing for or against Justin Bieber, but the world could do with a few more paparazzi getting caught under the wheels of a tour bus.
"Oh shit, I forgot to take the rabbit out."
This is Spinal Tap. Often imitated, never duplicated.
You would think these dudes would stop hanging out with each other at some point.
Let me take a wild guess that the phrase "found footage" will be used in the plot description.
I was looking forward to seeing this until I got to the part about a talking monkey with the voice of Zach Braff.
I think that Morrissey and Bret Easton Ellis should get together and raise a bitchy, irascible, contrarian child.
Terence Howard is a *wee* bit young to be a grandfather, isn't he?