I'm going to go ahead and blame autocorrect rather than a boring old typo.

So one of my instructors in nursing school bears a strong resemblance to Katy Nixon, and it can be quite distracting at times.

Suuuuuuure.

If you're really a "fan of docs in general" then you owe it to yourself to see most of the films they've parodied. And in many cases, it's not just the film itself but the form of documentary styles that they nail.
Also, you can't get much more recent and mainstream than Jiro Dreams Of Sushi.

Same with Kirk in Illinois.

It's the uncanny valley of crap.
(D'oh, shoulda scrolled down)

Hardee's is in the Midwest as well as the South. And waaaaay back in the day there was also Burger Chef, which was bought out by Hardee's.

The fat kid became a creator/producer of a bunch of Nickelodeon/Disney Channel shows, and he prays to every conceivable deity every single night that the police don't discover what's on his hard drive.

I live in Mississippi where they use prisoners to do janitorial and groundskeeping services for state and county facilities, and also jobs like trash collection. From what I've seen over the past 8 years that I've lived here, they use just as many white prisoners as black. To me, the forced labor issue (at least in…

And I call bullshit on the whole essay. You're not going to meet some farm-raised college-aged kid native to the state who is into classic and outlaw country. It's all kicking' ass for Amurica Top 40 pop country down here. Her whole experience and description of her boyfriend were lifted wholesale out of a bad YA…

Geographical illiteracy is everywhere. One of my favorite moments since moving to the South was watching a small-town parade in Mississippi featuring a truck blasting "Sweet Home Alabama," a song written and performed by a band from Florida.
As for Kentucky, plenty of people here don't consider it part of the South at…

If that's true, $6 million must have gone to Phantasm 2 since Universal was involved.

Holy shit, I just Googled this guy realized I saw Larry Norman when I was a kid. It was at an Assemblies Of God church and was one of the most terrifying and traumatizing events of my young life. I was brought up pretty mainstream Protestant and the holy roller speaking in tongues shit frightened me more than any of…

Conversely, if NBC doesn't want to produce/air it, they don't have to. Stop telling NBC what to do, you beta cuck!

As far as "freedom of expression" goes, they can do whatever they want. The government isn't coming in and forcing them to cease production. They can find another network if they want, or put episodes up on YouTube.
And if you don't recall calls for "censorship" over sex and violence, then you must not have been paying…

I thought the hipsters had immaculately groomed lumberjack beards or elaborately waxed mustaches.

He's in the talking head interviews with critics discussing the movie, shows up in pretty much every one of the extras.

Uh, no mention of the fact that Nabin is all over the supplemental features on this disc?

The did, but they followed orders out of fear of losing their jobs. They had no say or pull with what was going on.

It's like The Road with vampires. And it really does work.