Agreed. That's why a ten-year rule is a good thing, so that the cream can rise to the top.

I think part of the problem is that they're generally careless with the movies they pick. When they pick a movie that they have interest in, it's great, but more often than not it seems that they pick the first thing that comes to mind (i.e. every recent Nicolas Cage film) without doing any curation.

I like The FlopHouse, but they clearly have more interest in their own jokes than they do in the actual movie (at least that's a problem for me). Of the three, WHM is by far the best when it comes to actually engaging with the film (HDTGM is somewhere in the middle).

I don't think it's really fair to hold bit actors responsible for the quality of the things they appear in. A working actor has to pay the bills. In fact, I'd say people who appear in trash and know it are more apt to talk about similar stuff.

Jason has often said that he fast-forwards through movies, so there isn't any real doubt.

Maybe if Bruce had included a line saying hello to Jason Isaacs, the song would have been used.

Do you think there will be a memorial service at EAT?

Just like Emby Mellay (?).

I, on the other hand, like it VERY MUCH.

Bupadupaduda…
—Soundtrack, Danger! Death Ray

But not quite as bad as making the death of 1,500 people the backdrop for a scene with a rapping dog.

It was awfully nice of you to give that dead woman another chance.

Out of curiosity, I actually watched Book of Shadows a couple of days ago, and I interpreted it the opposite way: the witch was possessing everyone in the party against their own perception. I have to admit that it was almost a good movie. The acting was generally awful, but besides that I thought that it was an…

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Well, now we know what happened to Troy Barnes and LeVar Burton.

And Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

Ah, so that's why Mr. Dink could afford things that were "very expensive."

See also: Highlander.

"We're all horrific monsters."