I think Keith David is playing the cursed knife in that All Fun and Games movie, I may give it a look just for that.

Bram Stoker’s Dracula was in no way better than Let the Right One In, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Shadow of the Vampire, or Interview with the Vampire. It’s certainly not as terrible as critics of the day made it out to be, but I feel confident saying it’s not even close to the greatest vampire movie of all time.

None of these people have been cancelled because cancel culture is a myth.

Nope, you’re totally right, it was a Flash episode. My bad!

Won’t this just be West Side Story without the romance? I mean, the leader of the Jets is named Riff, and the name of Cyrus’s gang in The Warriors is the Riffs!

The songs in this were mostly pretty forgettable, and most of the cast sounded like the understudies at the closing Sunday matinee (Celia Rose Gooding, Christina Chong & Paul Wesley were a cut above the rest), but I did like how the structure worked to resolve some of the relationship stuff. Loved pregnant Carol…

My one experience with uBreakiFix was really positive. I dropped my Pixel 6 on the platform at the train station and destroyed the precious behind the screen stuff. This was bad, because my two-factor was on that phone and this was in Google Authenticator before it could sync to your account (and also bad because I…

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Keifer’s voice is gold. Don’t know how his throat survived all that (and vocal cord paralysis to boot!)

Yeah, I think A-list is often in the eye of the beholder. Tawny Kitaen and Jessica Hahn (Nuclear Assault & Sam Kinison videos) were probably both A-list to a lot of 80s metal fans

Yeah, hair metal was great for celebrity cameos. Shannen Doherty in the Slaughter video for “Real Love”, Little Richard in the Cinderella “Shelter Me” video, Mark Metcalf in the Twisted Sister videos, Nancy Parsons (Coach Ballbricker in the Porky’s movies) in the Britny Fox “Girlschool” video, Sofia Coppola in…

Yeah, I enjoyed Nanette, but I didn’t laugh a lot. She is a pretty terrific storyteller though.

I did watch it, and he’s obviously a talented dude, and in the context of a coming out story rather than comedy special, it’s pretty great, but I want a comedy special to leave me in pain from laughing, and it was not at all that.

Come on, you don’t launch the bananas, they need to stay in place to be eaten. Dildos are for launching!

Very old man yells at cloud of me, but I don’t find any of the millennial angst specials like Inside & Rothaniel to be all that funny. Certainly not discounting them as artistic works, just not what I think of as comedy.

I rented How to Blow Up a Pipeline last night and it’s great. It’s really tense the whole way through and just so very on the nose with its frustration about climate inaction. So much to mentally unpack after the credits roll.

Yeah, looks like they updated the article here too. It’s cool, I’m fine waiting, solidarity with the workers!

Saw VI is my favorite because US medical insurance deserves to be tortured in horrifying ways. So I am all in for sticking it to medical scam artists (or having them stick it to themselves, as it were).

The episode gave me vibes of the original series episode “The Conscience of the King”, where the Shakespeare troop is led by a kindly old man who turns out to be a notorious killer named Kodos the Executioner and the people who were around to witness that had a lot of PTSD being around him. The M’Benga twist at the…

I’ll watch anything Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij do together, so count me in for A Murder At the End of the World.