Not himn, Ren. John Krifcfalusci was a sexual predator and overall unpleasant human being

Thank you, as a hat connoisseur I hate when people conflate anything with the now ruined fedoras

I enjoyed the Newark riots part weirdly enough and felt the Sopranos stuff was forced. You could tell his heart wasn’t really in that part of the movie. 

He mixes it into peanut butter sandwiches

Also the dude from Ren and Stimpy. It’s weird how people defend him despite the fact that he never had a good reputation. 

I read it as Blackbeard, which also would’ve worked. But Bluebeard is funnier

It’s also his band’s name, which is confusing as hell. 

Barney for some reason didn’t bother me in the same way Teletubbies did. It was saccharine, but not a creepy acid trip. But past 6 years old it was the Nickelback of tv shows. You HAD to hate it or risk being ostracized forever. 

I hope they get into his coke addiction 

Fair enough.

Yeah her Reddit is surprisingly reactionary and full of bros. She was the protoSarkeesian so it’s weird how things have changed in her fandom, people who would’ve hated her 6 years ago now defend her every action. 

My sister knew a bunch of ecology professors at Cornell that would hunt deer with bows. I tried target practice once, modern bows are strong, and are really hard to draw! 

There was a...uh... solar flare? that rendered their weapons useless! 

Was anyone putting a case out AGAINST The Thing? I guess 80's critics wouldn’t be ready for such a masterpiece

I love the line from the bag lady in Rent who says “my life’s not for you to make a name for yourself” as it’s basically what Larson did to all his friends who died. 

Tons of mixed feelings on Rent, Lindsay Ellis summed it up pretty well, along with the context of the government’s response to AIDS.  Some chilling parallels to Trump and Covid. I guess things were always shit.

I mean maybe he did, but in no good ways.

Caesar: Alien Hunter

ThE sHaRk WaS nAmEd BrUcE!

I hope it also means it’s about the Predators fleeing from humans hunting them, and the film is almost entirely in their language.