https://www.avclub.com/roger-corman-dead-98-little-shop-of-horrors-r-i-p-1851472686

Might’ve been the original title!

Cool story bro!

Great stuff! What an interesting article—please more of this!

I was interested in that, and it’s well-written.

Excellent article! AV Club needs more like this.

....how in the hell did nuAVClub actually manage to get an actual real deal classic AVClub theme-like article??? Did someone on the inside sneak it through???

Great piece. I tried to see it with my sons (they bought the tickets three weeks in advance). But thanks to the heat in Dallas and rolling brown out, the power went out about 45 minutes into the movie. Even though it came back after ~10 minutes, a power outage seems to be similar to a crash for a projector. We were…

This was a great read! Please more stories like this AVClub, this was a lovely and interesting article.

Taylor can’t take a joke and the joke wasn’t funny too.

I’m not sure any single show/movie, outside of The Simpsons, ever influenced and shaped my sense of humor the way MST3K did as a kid. Much to the chagrin of my wife, who despises when anyone talks during a movie or TV show. Apparently, my snarky comments are not her cup of tea when we’re watching something. 

What is the ratio of scares:florid monologues?

In the case of the slide I’m not sure it’s copying dumb shit, but just being really curious how the fuck the cop came out of that little slide going mach 2.

Well, he is 90, so we might want to imagine that we’re 90, we mention that we support trans rights, and then all the young people judge us for using such an outdated phrase to express support for something that everyone with a brain supports in the year 2080.

I don’t know if it was woke or not, but the AV Club has always had an anti-being-an-asshole bias. I think the difference now is the constant stream of articles designed expressly for outrage harvesting.

It was always “woke”, you just weren’t radicalized into culture war idiocy back then.

I’ll never forget the massive letdown that is AV Club: The Kinja Years.

TBH, if you find yourself making bitter comments about Hollywood at 3 in the morning on a pop culture website, and making up words like “revaluate” to do so, perhaps it is *you* that needs to take a long hard look in the mirror. You are not exactly in the position to be doling out any life or “profession” advice.

oh I see; we got one of them hard-shelled tacos

NRO employs Armond White who is the biggest troll in the entire industry of film criticism.