I’d say that Hollywood hurting people is a subtheme to the film, but the main theme feels like its more about, well, animals not being given the respect for how dangerous they can be. It’s why the Chimp Attack is so important and gets called back to so often, its why the film starts off with a horse in a shoot that…

“GODDAMN these electric sex pants!”

Yeah. I’ve seen several people complain about how bad and uncanny the Lil’ Collin effects are and it just feels like, “That is the joke.”

This isn’t Game of Thrones or a Disney+ series, it’s a mockumentary about vampires, of course they’re going to intentionally include wonky effects.

Nobody says “What hath the dark lord wrought?!” like Matt Berry, huh?

bigger dick wish contract negotiation to avoid a monkey’s paw curse situation scenes were the highlight for me on another great episode

Found the energy vampire.

OH!!! I laughed, even though I couldn’t quite figure out why I laughed!! But on some level, I got it.

I saw that too, dunno who else did, but I chuckled heartily at that.

I thought the idea that Jane went to Valhalla because she died battling cancer was a nice touch.

I thought it was a nod to Stormbreaker’s haft being, y’know, Groot...

It was very quick, but I was still surprised to be the only person laughing at that in my theater.

Rock, paper, scissors?

I’d like to briefly brag here: After Endgame I went out and bought the Jason Aaron/Russell Dauterman original run of Jane Foster Thor spanning from her introduction until “War of the Realms”. I was NOT expecting so many lines and scenes to be adapted directly from those books I read.

I wasn’t a Harry Potter kid and I…

I think the boat was actually called Aegir, who is a jotunn of the sea.

My favorite joke in the whole movie was Korg’s deity sitting on a throne of scissors.

Jo Firestone as a paranoid uber-prepper was genius. 

We all ate Nana’s last meatball and we didn’t know it at the time. Fish fry will never be the same.

The first season finale where he visits Sarah’s bunker to me is one of the best episode of TV of the last 10 years

C’mon, why not one more season on HBO Max?

I loved this show so much. The episode where Joe hears Baba O’Riley for the first time connected with me in a way most other shows never will