"Cursed one, be gone!"

"Thou art strong enough! Why can thou not defeat Dragon Quest in one sitting?"

I thought it was a documentary of Radio Shack's attempted rebrand from a few years ago.

And the chapter concerning the working canine teams will make you weep.

Evolution on March 21 - is that the Lucile Hadzihalilovic movie?

If I'm remembering correctly, he would also always have a tallboy of some cheap domestic beer as he hosted. Maybe that was why.

Frank Zappa running for president this is not.

And also, you should win things by watching.

His Buddy in that movie was played by Liam McIntyre, who was not terrible on the STARZ' Spartacus (though I was partial to Andy Whitfield and pretty bummed when he passed).

I don't know, he kinda killed it in a 90s Pert Plus commercial.
"Lotta guys'll tell ya, they don't really think about their hair."
(Pause)
"Right."

As is Get Out, Logan.

Ah, 1990's The Blair Witch Project!
Hey, wait a minute…

You're preaching to the choir, my friend. Exhibit A: G-Spot Tornado, Jazz From Hell version vs. Yellow Shark version. No question which is better. (This might be slightly apples to oranges - the Ensemble Modern is an entirely different beast than those great 1970s Mothers lineups, but you get the idea.)

Frank Zappa's Jazz from Hell album won a Grammy (Best Rock Instrumental Performance) and was made entirely on the synclavier, a sort of early synthesizer on steroids.

I nominate Glenn Danzig. Hey, Black Aria wasn't bad, and you know whatever the film, it'd be metal AF.

I remember reading, years and years (and years) ago an interview with Mark Harmon, and he said that when he was working to get into character playing Ted Bundy, his dogs wouldn't go near him, generally treating him differently. Only tangential to your point, but I always found that fascinating.
More to your point, I…

The sequel is bad enough to make the first one seem like it was really good. So, in a word: No.

It's the VHS vignette where the dudebros go out drinking and one of them is wearing the videocam glasses.

I'm sure you have at least as much filmmaking prowess as Claudio Fragasso! (If it'll save you a trip to imdb, that's Troll 2's director.)

It's like at the end of Best Worst Movie, when we learn the Italian director and his co-writer wife are working on a sequel, Troll 2: Part 2.