I would describe Nope the same way, and feel that might be more overrated than Midsommar.

Midsommar would have to be the most overrated horror movie of the past few decades. Great start that pisses everything away.

There once was a man from Nantucket
Whose newspaper told him to suck it
They did not approve
And told him to move
From public beach where he had stuck it

Drove his truck into town

There once was a man from Nantucket

This show shouldn’t have worked. The original movies are objectively silly as hell, with some of the most cartoonish villains you’ll ever see (but somehow edgelords have felt the need to insist are actually the heroes for decades now). But Cobra Kai actually manages to bring them into a more real world setting and…

It is curious how gore’s presentation has so much to do with how it’s received. I would never show Terrifier to my GFs kids, but had no problem with them watching Dead Alive. The gore in that movie is so blatantly over-the-top and presented in such a slapstick manner that even when buckets of blood and body parts are…

I’ve made it through the three Art the Clown movies released so far, but I have to say I did something during Terrifier 2 I didn’t expect; I laughed out loud during what was considered the scene that one-ups the hacksaw scene from Terrifier 1. God help me, I have to think it was intended to be funny because it went …

I’m not saying that people aren’t allowed to not like it (like I said, I’m probably not gonna watch it because torture porn isn’t my thing, even though I can respect it). I just think acting like it is some kind of death knell for popular culture is actively stupid, not only because it is a weirdly conservative view…

If I were Biden and SCOTUS ruled for Trump, I’d immediately have him assassinated.

Anti-woke mind virus

“It may not be good for America, but it’s damn good for CBS. The 2016 campaign is a circus, but Donald’s place in this election is a good thing.”

Conservative Christians trying for a state-by-state theocracy, for one example.

I’m less concerned about Trump, more concerned about an increasing number of citizens ready to try American-style fascism.

One way to alleviate stress in our lives: stop watching cable news.

They, like us all, are just mad that The Tick never got a fair chance. 

He looks like he should be playing a dodgy admiral in a Donald P. Bellisario show in that photo.

I like Warburton, but he’s a lot like H. Jon Benjamin in that he really doesn’t do voices. Brock from The Venture Bros, Steve Barkin from Kim Possible, his version of the The Tick from the earlier live action version of The Tick are essentially the same voice.

Multiple roles aren’t impossible, but Warburton is already an established pillar of the MCU as Holographic Daddy, General Rick Stoner

What I’m getting from this is that Disney should’ve gotten Warburton for Thunderbolt Ross instead of Harrison Ford.