i had a passing thought that instead of removing statues they should be adding plaques or historical markers that pull no punches in addressing these men and what they did and stood for.

You know the drill: assholes and elbows.

not really a love song, tho. just bought the 7" of this song the other day, with a picture sleeve!

make-uh one man weep
make anutha maaan sing

holy shit, man. For a second there I was 8 years old, watching Short Circuit on beta-max. Thanks for mentioning this song.

Y'know I'm really torn about this horrible shit being documented by the media. On the one hand, isn;'t it good that people are aware that this is happening in the U.S. and isn't it right that people espousing this heinous shit be identified and called out?

world's creepiest paintball park.

I'll probably like this. I feel comfortable saying this review is probably a better indicator of Vishnevetsky's tastes than the watch-ability of the film.

They've done some good stuff in the past. This isn't bad. Obviously it shouldn't be someone's only source of info on Charlottesville or considered a definitive piece, but it's a start.

What are we standing on?

stop making me cry, stupid trailer.

that doesn't really scream "not fucking around" to me. But I clicked on the article, so good job?

Nice, that's it! Thank you.

doesn't all of the animated Black Freighter material get added back in to the extended director's cut?

I like the movie OK enough, with some of the stuff added into the director's cut I like it a bit more. But I will say that the opening credits sequence is pretty awesome. Not sure the rest of the film could top it.

Those giant samurai were cool, and then it was all downhill.

He enjoys ballroom dancing, Native American art, pornography

cool!

Is the kid's nickname "Wonder" by any chance?

damn that sermon scene in The Apostle gives me chills, especially when Duvall gets to the "how many? how many?" part. That film is excellent and is completely under the radar for most people.