He’ll always be the best part of the MCU.

Any actor who left behind half of the roles he did would be a legend. They need new words to describe what he did. Just a great, great screen presence.

One of the greatest faces in the history of acting. Total legend. From Alien to Repo Man to Twin Peaks. Immortal in art my good man. RIP HDS.

Hot take: <i>Halloween: H2O</i> was actually one of the better entries in the series because of how Curtis and the writers portrayed Laurie. They did what I thought was a solid job of showing how Laurie still bears the scars from that night without making her seem weak. And the look on her face when she sees Michael…

“People are dumping it in RECORD numbers!” This simple lie is so tangled in his stupidity and inability to deal with facts it should be taught to all future generations.

Republicans are morons.

Watch the show, ignore the fan base. Actively avoid the fan base. Fan bases ruin everything.

“Call me an old man but”

This post inspired me to write a really bad sequel to Network.

He’s a damn good actor, can’t take that away from him. His performance in Salvador is genuinely great. Videodrome is classic. Once Upon a Time in America. I even like him in Vampires. Definitely has a legacy. Yeah, he’s a hardcore right wing douche, and is particularly obnoxious about his views. That probably won’t…

“I tried to sound deep. I put effort into my writing. I thought it was clever to write some cliche ‘Liberals are fucking up everything!’ diatribe.

I think I’ve told this story on AV like four times because the subject came up, but I dated a girl briefly in college who once told me that she had engaged in a sexual encounter with Woods in Vegas when she was 18. This would have been when he was in his mid forties, so about the same time Amber is referring to. It’s…

Videodrome. Probably my favorite Cronenberg film. Polluted by what a piece of shit James Woods is.

Trump admires his acting from the old days. But Casino, Once Upon a Time in America and Videodrome were a long time ago.

He’s been on the margins of fame for years now, but at least people would say good stuff about his eighties movies. Now even that’s gone.

Playing Medgar Evers’ murderer in Ghosts of Mississippi was the easiest role he ever played.

Casting pretty actresses to ply normal/homely parts is what is keeping the eyewear industry in business.

You have done well, Carlos. The kinja was inside you, all along.

These guys look way too old to make such shitty music and be such shitty, immature dumbasses.