It’s going to stream on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, Saturday. 

Story #2 about the same friend. I was sharing a house with him and some other guys in Gainesville, FL, and he moved to New York about a year before I did to work on movies (he’s now a successful assistant director.) Anyway, he and another buddy of ours called me one afternoon while they were working on “Goodfellas” -…

That’s wild! very cool. (My friend was working on The Silence of the Lambs, and had to take that head that Clarice finds in a jar home for the evening because they didn’t have anywhere to store it where they were shooting. I was visiting at his apartment when he came home, so I have a photo of me holding the head!)

A take so bad, it calls into question their judgement of any other film. Every so often I see an off-hand comment like this in an AV Club article that reminds me that it’s basically Entertainment Weekly up in here these days.

Don’t look Up was about COVID? Pretty sure it’s about climate change. You know, the crisis that we collectively have no political will to address regardless of how many warnings we are given. The crisis that we can actually see manifesting itself in real time. The crisis that we “both sides” to seem fair when the…

You can’t hear a gif….or can you?

How is he half denim and half suspender? The man is a miracle!

If that worked, Centralia wouldn’t still be burning and full of pyramid monsters.

STANK

I disagree! We’re living in the most hellish dumbscape.

I remember my first exposure to him was his ‘Super Dave Osborne’ skits on Showtime’s sketch comedy show Bizarre, hosted by comedian John Byner. As a little kid, who most definitely shouldn’t have been watching that, Super Dave was one of the highlights.

“And they call me slime!”

In the year of our lord, nineteen-hundred-and-nineteen, Samuel Clements made boffo cannibal cracks to the expense of Armie Hammer such as to create great drollery and concern.

Dick Cavett was making Chris Noth jokes during the great depression!

“We were just thinking you could change your name to one that’s less, uh ... Hey Phil, what was that word we came up with that sounded less racist?”

*actual Chuck Spadina runs out of bar weeping*

Eleventacles.

And I thought for sure the coach was going to vomit endlessly and die, like in Hateful Eight or some comedy routine.

I think you might be watching a different show than the rest of us. The good news is, it’s not like someone’s holding a gun to your head*—you’re totally free to just change the channel/website and watch something else.

New Editor-in-forced-relocation doesn’t have the eye for details?