I probably haven’t seen this in at least 25 years, and man is it a hit to the nostalgia.

Did someone mention the scene with Army intelligence in Raiders of the Lost Ark? The best scene of exposition ever directed? Where four characters explain the premise of the movie to each other, but every line of dialog and every facial expression tells us about their separate priorities? Where Indiana Jones literally…

It’s been years, but if I recall correctly, they got some actual comedy out of this, where someone would blame Chucky for some horrific murder/attempt, and they’d cut to an unaltered doll looking like the doe-eyed kid’s toy it was. It’s a classic mistake, but the doll shouldn’t look sinister in its resting state or…

She's and Taylor Kitsch are the only two reasons to watch True Detective Season 2. Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn's characters are both fucking insufferable. I'm so glad they both died

She was the saving grace for that movie. 

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The fact that the lead photo comes up immediately after a story on The Dark Crystal threw me off a bit. I honestly thought that it was a Sid and Marty Krofft Stallone puppet.

When it comes to over-the-top horror, I like my villains over the top and campy. I probably won't see this in theaters, but when it's streaming. 

.Don’t forget Toots and the Descendents covers as well.

Well I hate to tell you, but you’re wrong about 311. Onviously they’re still popular enough to consistently sell out shows, release albums and have their own cruise... i just saw them at The House of Blues in Orlando in February where they sold out both nights. Will be seeing them again in July too.

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After reading the above article and reflecting on the lyrics of Date Rape as a whole, I don’t know that there was a message other than that this was the world the band members lived in. I was no where near LA in the 90's, but a played around the edges of the version of that scene that was big in the late 90's in my…

speaking of music from back then that doesn’t age well, what the hell is up with The Offspring on the radio in my local grocery store? and why does my milennial ex-girlfriend like “Self Esteem” so much?

We’re all focused on criticizing the tone-deaf but probably sincere condemnation of date rape, and not the one where he has sex with the 14-year-old prostitute?

Giving you a star on the off-chance that this is a Kentucky Fried Movie pull

It doesn’t really matter if it’s for, against or ambivalent towards it; if you’re the type of dude who’s gonna name a song Date Rape, you’re also the type of dude who shouldn’t be writing a song on the subject to begin with.

In defense of the band, didn’t they also HATE the song and were refusing to play it?

I agree with you completely. I occasionally revisit 40 oz when I’m feeling nostalgic, and there are some tracks that still give me goosebumps. I generally just skip “Date Rape” or cringe my way through it. When it was a fresh track, my 14 year-old pals and I loved randomly yelling “DATE RAPE!” the way Bradley did at…

How much do you want to guess the high table, or the guy who sits above it, ordered the killing of Wick’s wife?