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    Safe European Home/English Civil War. Give 'Em Enough Rope isn't the best Clash album, but those songs kill.

    CODCO!

    Can't we just get a big-screen version of SON OF THE BEACH instead?

    Slightly obscure for some, but Canada's Trailer Park Boys so eclipsed the initial film that most Canadians - and certainly the Americans that have even heard of it - barely realize there ever was a feature film.

    I really need to re-watch ELIMINATORS. Now THAT is a mandroid.

    Was he involved with it in any capacity? He didn't even voice HIMSELF.

    Even better is that on the MASH commentary, Altman doesn't seem bemused by this fact - he seems legitimately pissed off. I think he even refers to his son as irresponsible.

    EVERYDAY was one of the best films I saw at TIFF last year. Thought it was something really special.

    I was raised in a log cabin, and my family moved frequently…plus, my father touched my butthole. That's why I'm on your penny.

    I apologize for this flagrant, disgusting self promotion, but - like everyone - I have a podcast. And like MOST of you, it's about movies. However, there's a twist(!), as we solely cover films of the shot-on-video, made in your backyard, ultra low-budget variety. NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES just had its 30th episode, and we…

    Tell em it was Golden Joe and the Suggins gang!

    The Suburbs was a disappointment? News to me. I thought everyone loved it.

    The Suburbs was a disappointment? News to me. I thought everyone loved it.

    DRINK!

    DRINK!

    Jonathan Demme had a similar run around that time, and an even more varied filmography. He - like Reiner - fell apart in the mid 90s, but there was a time when he was one of the most interesting mainstream directors in America.

    Jonathan Demme had a similar run around that time, and an even more varied filmography. He - like Reiner - fell apart in the mid 90s, but there was a time when he was one of the most interesting mainstream directors in America.

    You hate beloved films. CLASSIC TAKEDOWN.