Is that what the show was called, the Unnecessarily Massive Family? I'd watch that.

Well well, how would YOUU KNOWW??!!

"do you favor growing old? To one day teach your ugly inbred children your grotesque manners?"

Ooohh, that's where I know her from. She plays another great teen in Tamara Drewe (which is not a great movie though, or graphic novel).

See I never had that communal weirdo experience with Rocky Horror, and if I had I think my opinion of it would be much different. The first time I saw it was some afternoon on TNT or something, so I guess I'm part of that later home video generation, and I missed out on the phenomenon. I still haven't seen the Room…

I recently saw the whole thing. It was great, but all that Lucy and Deputy Andy shit was pretty bad.

Scarlet O'Hara is so great though. She's so utterly awful but she has an irrepressible, never say die spirit. That part where she shoots that guy on the stairwell? That part's great. She also beats that poor horse to death…that's horrible, but that's some bad-ass, uncompromising dedication to being a horrible…

The Rocky Horror Picture Show for me. The best reaction I've ever heard to it was from my brother, when he joined me to watch it, saw about 15 minutes, and abruptly stood up and said "ugh, this fucking sucks." At that moment, I couldn't help but agree. I get that it's camp, but really, it just sucks.

Yeaahh…and those other two vampires were out in the day too.

Uughh.

Yeah, that's basically the way I see him as well. I respect him, but I find everything about his work offputting. Bad animation and character design just makes my skin crawl.

I like that shitty Polanski movie. God knows why. I think I just want whatever ridiculous movie job Depp's character had in it, satanic book detective or something.

Maybe they shoot him with a growth ray.

I bet way more kids would enjoy batman and robin or forever than BvS. Cause that is not a fun movie.

As someone trying to make my own terrible comics, sometimes I just want to know what the impulse is behind certain works that I can't understand. Like, what was the impetus behind something like this? Is it supposed to be funny? I can only imagine it's something deeply personal that essentially makes the work…

There are at least 300 articles on Hamilton every day on this site, what more do you want?

Good for him, follow your passions Mr. Cruz.

That, or watching Welle's order steak au poivre.

Ah, so he's negging her. Now it makes sense.

I like Jekyll and everything about him a lot, but not so much Victor.