FLUFF was just mean.  

I wake up and play it the way many still do crosswords.

I mean, I’m old enough that I remember the constant spam/help requests from dumb shit like Farmville, so one braggy post a day seems pretty manageable. I mean, there are people out there that willfully subject themselves to the depredations of Twitter and its nesting infinite scrolls.

She has dead eyes. That works in her favor for the gore films but not so much when you have a carry a film and bS animated. Plus. The colors popping in each scene just makes her dead eyes deader.

If anything, the show got worse as the season progressed. It comes quite close to being offensively bad by the end.

I don’t see a director attached to 4 yet, but I’m only interested if Michael Bay is on board. I don’t see the point of another one of these if they’re not going to go insanely over the top. Bad Boys II was an absolute masterpiece of trash cinema, basically the splatterpunk of vapid buddy cop flicks. Bad Boys for Life…

Who is the audience for this? Does anyone under the age of 40 remember the Munsters? Does anyone over the age of 50 really want to watch a poorly directed Munsters reboot? Did everyone forget the lessons of the 80s?

Ugh. Sheri Moon Zombie.

I can see where he’s going with the production design and acting style, and those are all fine. Even quite good!

Dave has been pretty boring without his writers

Chappelle hasn’t shown talent since he quit his tv show.

Those that can’t blog, comment.

If Dave had any talent left he’d tell some jokes that weren’t stale on Twitter five years ago.

Slurp that boot

What does that make both of you?

And here you are, criticizing her actual creative talent while you scrape the bottom. Enjoy your irony.

The author’s story is basically a word for word account of how she and her family killed Africans in Zambia. She, her husband and her murderous son need to be in prison.

I’m sorry, I’m sure it’s quite good, but this title sounds like a fake movie/show from 30 Rock 

We already knew they were cowards when they kept Hopper alive after season 3. I don’t think they’ve killed any character introduced in the first season in a later season. Modine doesn’t count because they really seemed to have killed him off in the first season.

TBH, hiring Lea Michele for Funny Girl is the Broadway equivalent to casting Tom Cruise in a big budget, no-stakes Hollywood action flick. Big name, it’ll fill the seats, but it’ll bring nothing new or interesting to the role or the show. I understand why they cast her, but ultimately it just feels like such a predict…