I’ve found it really riles a certain set of people up when you insist on referring to certain books of the Bible as “Saul’s letter to the Corinthians.”

::sees troll::

Watching Silverman and McCarthy try to figure out where the dings are coming from is priceless.

I feel like we, as a society, don’t appreciate Terry Kiser’s physical comedy performance in this movie nearly enough. It’s genuinely pretty damned phenomenal. 

They’re definitely doing this for shitty reasons, but Gaiman himself is admitting to the encounters and just claiming they were consensual, which is... questionable given that one of them was with a nanny 40 years his junior and it happened within hours of her starting on the job.

It’s dope ass phrases all the way down.

Plenty of people in open relationships don’t commit sexual assault.  Not saying Gaiman is innocent but it’s this sorta attitude that gets innocent peoples railroaded as “sexual deviants”. 

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It is genuinely one of the best movies of the ‘80s. I mean, in terms of “crowd-pleasing” and “fun.” And it is legitimately one of the best action-comedies ever made.

Just watched the original: Some of the worst shooting in movie history belongs to the 1980's cocaine-henchmen.

It’s not Lethal Weapon or Die Hard, but it has a few shoot-outs and Murphy was at the top of his game in the first two. I liked them better than both 48 Hours, which are also solid movies.

I showed BHC to my kids a couple of years ago, which was also the first time I’d watched it in probably 20 years. It mostly held up, but I was struck by how low-key the movie is. There’s really not a lot of action scenes, and the climax is pretty mild, even by ‘80s standards. I loved it as a kid (we saw it in the…

My thought since I first heard of the bathroom this has been...how would you even know? There aren’t any urinals, every person in women’s room is in a stall.

Now that’s committing to a bit.

Up in heaven, he just made Jessica Walters squeal again.

I am not a psychologist, but I think this goes back to her first husband who was abusive and her father who died young. She’s had hang ups concerning men, hence her obsession with “womens spaces”. She clearly sees trans women as men, and thus the only reason men want to be seen as woman is abuse.

The girl actress looks to be having a blast, at least.

This sounds close to the R-rated, horror-focused Home Alone remake I’ve been asking for.

I was always partial to The Boppers and the High Hats. I loved that the game fleshed out the High Hats to be this bizarre group of sociopathic artists who hid out in a Soho loft. And the Boppers were just slick as hell. But I'd also have to give it up for the Grammercy Riffs, as they were entirely too badass.

That radio deejay was a real fuckup. First, she gave out faulty info about The Warriors. Then she could never find Carmen Sandiego.