“And so you, for the most part, are aiming at somebody who’s going to sit there with a giant bag of popcorn and Pepsi cola and watch it and not get what’s happening other than it’s noisy and it’s colorful and there are a great deal of visual effects.”

“At least it doesn’t have superheroes.” - Fully agree. Also I’ll pay you money if you change your last name to KILLDOZER. Or Rowsdowser.

I’m not gay so I can’t really comment on the community reaction to that episode, but I will say my Lesbian Mom, her gay landlords and all their very gay friends loved it. That was the episode I used to get all of them into the Simpsons if memory serves.

Those aren’t stars, that’s almost a Love Boat episode. Just sprinkle a handful of Van Pattens and you’re there. 

I love Clue as much as the next guy but...star studded?  I think of star studded more like those 70's disaster films (which truthfully by and large weren’t as good as Clue) 

You’ve made a friend for life, cause I LOVE “The Loved One”. It’s so, so ahead of it’s time and Roddy McDowall kills it through the entire film.

I take it back: you’re NOT entitled to it! Harlan Ellison told me that you’r entitled to an INFORMED opinion so...

Hey, I’ve been dissatisfied with Spandex Movies for FORTY years. I remember Reb Brown Captain America as an example :)

Strike two for what? You going to cry to an admin or something, Senor’ Spandex?

Sure thing, Captain Spandex.

“It’s the thing that made ALL Dead so unbearable”

Oh I know him! He’s the guy from Peep Show right? They look nothing alike but I always think he’s the guy from “Snuff Box” with Matthew Berry.

I don’t know what that’s from but that is PERFECT.

I mean...yeah I get that but Antifa Love Story Perfection sounds...odd. Like I don’t think of the film in terms of being anti-fascism (although clearly they do mock that with Harold’s uncle and how excited he gets at blood and murder) as much as anti-conformity.

As a guitarist, I have to admit they NAILED that aimless wah driven noodling.

This all day. Shoot, I’d take an SCTV fiction film where we catch up with everyone (well, maybe not Johnny LaRue but his crane shot lives on!) and see how the station survives in the Internet era.

There is no God.

Yes, I look at the man’s great body of work and think: why, he’s over-rated.

Well, you’ve piqued my interest...what does that mean?

Love this film and great write up Caroline. You nailed it.