Jake Johnson’s last movie was also really bad.

Well, plus a big dose of trust between brothers. The didn’t much second-guess one another.

I loved TBL the first time through. Having read a lot of Chandler when I first saw the movie, I recognized pretty quickly that it was like a Chandler novel with a stoner dude and his angry bowling buddy in place of Philip Marlowe.

With a dash of “Lodge 49", if only because the protagonists are both pool guys.

they even accidentally did it when they went solo with macbeth/drive away dolls.

The Ladykillers was the movie they made right before No Country for Old Men. And I have a personal affection for that one as well (not as good as the original though).

Don’t forget James Franco thrashing around for a while with a bunch of aggressively mediocre projects.

I’d throw some Inherent Vice in there.  

It’s a ‘boutique’ service with not a ton of new stuff coming every week. 

I am confounded that this is constantly number 1 on Apples streaming service.  With Masters of the Air that made perfect sense.  With Manhunt I understand. This?  Nope.  

*smacks Cleese with a small fish*

I hope Michael Palin outlives them all.

If only British citizens had the first amendment to protect them!

There is a similarly themed short story in the absolutely delightful anthology “Live Free or Undead”. Yes, this is a collection of horror stories all set in New Hampshire (and I think all by NH authors) and it’s really fun. Just came here to say that.

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

Karloff does not deserve to smell my shit!

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

I feel like this is just odd enough & a melding of genres that you don’t see that much that it has some interest

Seriously, I saw this last night and it was fine. Dan Simmons was doing a half-baked Steve Buscemi impression, Giancarlo Esposito was in it for about three minutes, everybody else was okay. The second “twist” was not super hard to guess at.