What We Do in the Shadows, of course, if we're counting US release. And I dug Infinitely Polar Bear for personal reasons (not just pretty, pretty costars).

Come on, really? The social media team bit is incredibly obvious sarcasm. …unless this is some bizarre double-plus irony you're going for here.

That… really sums up a lot of Mizuki. Even the Kitaro stuff.

Underappreciated reply.

That's actually a good example for me. Part of me thinks it's just fantastic, but there's an undercurrent of "God they fucked music up terribly."

Lest we forget the eastern European Simpsons parody version of Yesterday: http://youtu.be/IBjoog4HRq4

The print transfer was only a part of the funding. The extra was new special features, backer stuff, etc.

Something tells me this is inaccurate.

A joke following this formula with little change might as well be this site's equivalent of "FIRST!", Internet.

I don't even like the band, I'm just here for the knowitall replies.

Unless there's a lost Donald O'Connor passion play musical, that moment in Gethsemane might just be my favorite moment in musical history.

To be frank, you don't get much more alternative than Chumbawumba, hit song era be damned.

You mean Oilers, surely.

Was that… The Angry Videogame Nerd?

Meat Boy grows up, gets a job in accounting, and lives out Falling Down?

As someone who likes both shows, it's disconcerting to see someone with a purple pony as an avatar being snide

You just repeated what they said.

Considering that they were more or less imitating the also Geographically and Historically Educational German Disco group Boney M, this sounds like the Jobriath doc all over again.