'peludo coño,' 'coño sangrienta,' 'terciopelo coño,' or 'coño Naugahyde' would be fine names for any commentators out there who haven't registered yet.

Rennie and Brett are swell and I am looking forward to listening to this.  If you're curious, the record is streaming at npr: http://www.npr.org/2013/05/…

The great Ealing Studios' horror anthology film DEAD OF NIGHT is excellent and has an absolutely horrifying segment involving a dummy.  Dummy stories terrify me and this one has a shot in it that might be the absolute scariest.

That is a great detail. I bet Jaws is a sweetie in real life.

Is it too fanboy-ish to ask what the odds of another season are?  And if it's not happening, any stories/ideas they wanted to do that we won't ever see?  Any in-jokes or connections to the original texts that audiences have managed to miss?

Doesn't he have this kind of disappointed groan as she yanks it away?

Judging from this rant he's got a lot more nice things to say about his daughter and cats than his wife, so maybe his marriage is (once again) in a miserable enough place that he could make another Schiz.
Also, I'm sure you have (the Schwitters avatar and all), but Getting Away with It is such a great book about life…

Keeping in mind I paid and will pay for neither:
Veronica Mars is an existing franchise that a lot of people on the Internet give a shit about/feel was taken away from them before its time, etc.  The unspoken hope among fans of nerdy things is that if the film succeeds, it will lead to other studios giving permission…

The closest theater to my town always got movies after several months, so I watched Garden State pretty late in its hype-cycle.

I HAVE A HUNDRED OF THE EARTH DOLLARS! Ahem. Your offer is acceptable.  And the girls. I like those "Suicide Girls." On the website. The girls with tattoos and piercings. I like those. No blondes.

Mister Squishy is not gonna like this.

Funnily enough, Brian DePalma insists that it was screenwriter Jay Cocks who came up with it, and Cocks insists it was DePalma.  The two were at a meeting with Lucas and Coppola to figure out how to save his 'space war movie late into the editing process.'  However, the group have generally agreed to give Cocks credit…

I didn't realize photo-essays that group people with no fashion sense in with incontinent hobos (http://www.vice.com/vice/dn… and profane riffs on Cosmo's sex tips (http://www.viceland.com/nl/… needed further discussion in this forum.  And I would never think less of someone for choosing to read/watch/listen to…

There are certain parts of the world that don't appear to value human life very highly?  You don't say!

I also enjoyed 'Time Crimes!'  Scared the absolute dickens out of me.

Raimi does give a lot of money to the Republicans, so . . . there ya go.

That's an excellent question.  While there's some astonishing cinematography and use of color, I don't think UC would suffer too much from home viewing (especially if you get a chance to see it in HD).

I enjoyed the movie very much.  The romantic elements give it an emotional focus that, as much as I enjoyed PRIMER, seemed to be lacking from that film.  Carruth also does a surprisingly good job as acting like an ordinary guy.  Curious to hear the thoughts of others though, as it was a bit more upsetting (especially…

WE ARE THE THINGS THAT WERE AND SHALL BE AGAIN! SPIRITS OF THE BOOK!  WE WANT WHAT IS YOURS - LIFE!  DEAD BY DAWN!  DEAD BY DAWN! DEAD BY DAWN!

For years, I thought letter-bombs were a lot funnier than they (probably?) are in real life, thanks to that exploding pile (shazam!) of mail.