This was much like my first viewing. Run-down single-screen theater at 10pm as a double feature with RHPS (I was on the cast and playing Frank, it was a Zombie theme show), with a bunch of rowdy drunks in 2008.

I would like to see a rotating roster of inanimate objects. A pair of decrepit tennis shoes, a whole roasted pig, a tub of lard, etc. SNL's Trump doesn't really need lines, we can pretty much guess the crazy shit that comes out of his mouth at this point.

I can't decide on
"American Horror Story: Geez, How Many Rooms Does This Place Have Anyway?"
or
"American Horror Story: Let's All Be Sorta Vampires!"

Season Two Finale of Hannibal forced me to stop lurking and create an account.

I thought her asking for David Spade's vote so “we can prove that Donald Trump can get the vote of at least one spade” was one of the darkest barbs of the night. I felt so guilty for finding it so funny, which is exactly what these shows are supposed to produce.

We get a cool new song out of it, but the ending is completely overhauled.

Little Shop

Only the last ten minutes.

Similar words could be said for Rocky Horror though. The production design, the songs, some exciting camerawork, and the performances of Curry, O'Brien, and Bostwick are propping up a pretty messy film/script.
Neither is a masterpiece, but at least Rocky isn't boring (mostly), unlike much of Shocky.

…Jesus Fucking Christ, that movie keeps getting more and more prescient with each passing year.

I don't mean to stick my nosy cock inside this comment section, but does anyone around these parts have an appreciation for Lords of Salem?

Hmmm…maybe, yes. My personal favorite is Ballroom, but artistically R+J is his best work. If I had to rank them it'd go:
1. Romeo + Juliet
2. Strictly Ballroom
3. Moulin Rouge!
4. The Great Gatsby
10. Australia

I don't know what you're talking about, but I LIKE THE SOUND OF IT!

In the film version, the lyric is changed to "and where YOU live!"
I'm on the fence about that. I like it but I think it sounds clunky, maybe because I'm used to the original line. Lyric changes in movie musicals always grate on me.

I got his birth video!

Price, you're priceless.

…I like Smash Mouth
*dodges bread*

R.I.P. Ass Dan
God needed an angel

Volcano Choir is cool and all, but The Shouting Matches is my favorite Vernon project.
The songs on For Emma and Blood Bank are much more memorable to me than the self titled album. Honestly I'm surprised we're even getting a new album, I thought for certain Vernon planned to retire the name completely, what with the…

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