That could have been a gold mine for several large American breweries, who could have filled their bottles from this stream and the only complaints from their regular customers would have been that the alcohol content was too high and it didn’t taste enough like watery runoff.

Land of Sky Blue Waters.

Martin Starr is so good in that role. It’s downright scary how today’s toxic angry nerds have caught up to Roman’s character.

Now this is the real revival to get behind. 

Fine. As long as it’s hard sci-fi this time.

WTF is Starz lol

Lethal Weapon 5? I believe the next entry in the series is number 7.

No, I read your post, it’s still an astonishing leap to go from “he actually used the human version of this treatment that has proven ineffective in peer-reviewed trials,” to “well now everyone doesn’t look so smart and now nobody is getting vaccinated.” There isn’t a path from one point to the other. And yeah, those…

(1) Ivermectin, including the version prescribed to humans, has zero effect whatsoever on Covid. Taking it in place of a vaccine is a moronic thing to do and is akin to insisting that taking Tylenol can cure cancer just because it can also relieve bodily inflammation.

I'm not sure what the hell the path is from "people make fun of Joe Rogan for taking a fad treatment associated with horses" to "avoiding vaccines" is but I'm sure it makes sense in your head somehow.

Yes, we know Rogan took the human form. It’s called a joke. Ivermectin is much more commonly associated with horses than humans, and this whole “treatment” is fucking stupid and deserves to be mocked.

I thought that was most of what he did on his podcast already

“Blahblah fuck the rich.”

I would argue that cultural criticism is the perfect thing to be discussed on a pop culture site. Better than a million slide shows and listicles 

I miss the old AV Club so much. Such a joyful place, with a creative and hilarious commentariat.

You think it’s “socialist” to point out that it’s kind of weird to make a movie where a poor couple losing their house are the villains and the rude kid who stole from them is the hero?

This is a person who has wondered aloud why there isn’t a White History Month sometime in the last month.

First off, the premise (spoiled rich shit steals priceless family heirloom from destitute couple and tortures them for trying to get it back, and we’re supposed to root for him) sounds so godawful I almost have trouble believing it’s real.

An argument can be made for not parsing the social messaging of films like this one too deeply, as the creative team probably didn’t.

So the film’s setup is really ‘little shit steals priceless doll from destitute couple’ and we’re supposed to root for him? Buzz, your screenplay, woof.