Can you believe this guy first became known as a comedy star (blatantly ripping off Bill Murray) on TV.  Now he's just the tired old man scowling and jumping from fireballs.

Will Arnold's cranking joints popping be replaced with electronic buzzing?  Will its sidekick be a cute little walker terminator to help him up the stairs?  Will this movie prove that mainstream Hollywood has become a pathetic joke where any excuse to show CGI characters smashing through walls is supposed to cover the…

I live in California, so maybe SITTIN' ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY by Otis Redding (even though it's melancholy), CALIFORNIA LOVING by 2Pac, or CALIFORNIA UBER ALLES by the Dead Kennedys (probably not).

Although Woody had done a faux-documentary before (TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, his first film as a director), this was a nice change of pace for him and good rebound after the dull  A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S SEX COMEDY.  Along with being funny and having nice visuals, its message (Aren't we all a little like Zelig?) is well…

Just listened to Dance Apocalyptic on Youtube, and I think it's much better than this, but whatever…

This song's just OK, I hope the album's better.  I saw her a few years back at OUTSIDE LANDS, I didn't really know her music, and her live show knocked me out.  Her voice live was great!  And the Dancing and singing was like JB or Prince…

Chapman's cowardly colonel is highly reminiscent of Chico pushing Harpo out into battle in DUCK SOUP, I imagine that the Pythons were fans….

I loved this episode, although I miss the Bullet character,  I still think it's the best episode of the show yet.  I also think it definitely rails against the barbaric absurdity of America's death penalty without hitting the audience over the head with it….

I loved this movie, partly because I myself can't sing worth a damn, but I'm always trying when no one's around.  Also, Paris, Venice and New York never looked so good.  The only weak spot is Drew Barrymore's terrible performance (she even had her singing dubbed!), along with Kenneth Braunaugh in CELEBRITY, she gives…

I love the bug hunters sketch, I wonder if that's aimed at gun happy Americans?

Not as convulsively funny as his earlier films like SLEEPER and BANANAS,  I still found this to be a pretty solid Woody Allen release, and a big improvement over CURSE OF THE JADE SCORPION, one of his worst.  

EARGASM!!!! PLEASE TOUR TOGETHER!

And don't say Jeff Dunham doesn't come across as creepy….

Has there ever been a story about a ventriloquist who didn't have a creepy relationship with his dummy?

I can't help noticing that Captain  Cave Man is a little too old for the teen angles, by about 200,000 years….

Two words: Funky Drummer?

No love for BLACK SUNDAY with Barbara Steele?  That's my personal favorite Bava; the cinematography and general sense of mood is great.  I also like KILL BABY KILL (which is a lot more intelligent than its title). As TOTDN, it's all style, no substance, like a lot of his other films; still, the style is good…

I saw JB live a couple of times in the 80's and 90's, and while he was getting up there, there still some moments of the great dancing and singing that he laid down years earlier. And STARTIME may be the best collection of music ever…

Hmmmm, am I the only person who thinks there was some ambiguity about Norman killing the teacher?  Since we don't seem him doing it, and given just how many crazed killers reside in that town, I think it's possible the show's playing us…

Did anyone see the live musical version of YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN?  I heard it wasn't very good (it flopped fast).  Now he may be working on a musical of BLAZING SADDLES.  I'm a fan, but I hope he doesn't live so long that we get LIFE STINKS the musical….