Yes, it's satire. No, it isn't underrated.
I wish Carpenter and Russell had taken a few more cracks at the script before making this. On the bright side, the first 10 minutes has Kurt in his original Escape from NY costume, which he *brought from home*. I've always been amused by that for some reason.

He still makes like $30 million a year. There's an entire class of celebrity that we on the AV Club think of as has beens that are propped up by billions in midwest tourist money. It's actually kind of fascinating. Hell, just look at Yakov Smirnoff.

"• This was directed by a guy named Armen Kevorkian. That sounds like a rejected name from a Bart-Lisa crank call to Moe's Bar. Why would you name your child this?"

He's likely the henry allen of yet another earth. Crossed over into earth 2, gave Zolomon the inspiration for a 'good' speedster alter ego in his absurd, dumb plan to break people's spirits.

I dunno, the kerning on around half of them is pretty rough

Jerry Lee Lewis apparently has a habit of drunkenly calling out all of his peers who have died in an unkind tone at shows. It must be weird to outlive an entire scene, and have the dead be more profitable.

oh, it's not even the worst recording of his I can think of. That'd probably be 'hulkster in heaven', a tribute to a young fan who died of cancer featuring such incredible lyrics as 'I used to tear my shirt, but now you've torn my heart'.

Around 24 hours ago, I learned Hogan and Green Jello teamed up in the early 90s for a cover of Gary Glitter's 'I'm the Leader of the Gang (I Am)'. now you, too, are burdened with this knowledge.

In all honesty, the DeLeo brothers deserved better than Weiland. It's a shame they decided Chester Bennington was a step up, though.

I want notes, lists and answers by the time I finish this here Juicy-a-Box! WARNING: I am Thirst-ay! And it is Fruit Punch! And it is Delicious!

I thought the same thing for years, until I tracked down a vinyl copy of the record about a decade ago. While there's a lot of slide guitar in the track, that riff appears nowhere.
The album itself is pretty good, though, and Jenkins story is an interesting one. A large chunk of the record was intended to be an Allman…

one of my favorite stories this era of the BS's career is that in the year after Electriclarryland got released, they found themselves headlining way larger venues than they had previously, and better festival spots. They'd open with Pepper, and Gibby would tell the audience that anyone who came just to hear it could…

Nah, Beck himself does the slide guitar riff. Allman *did* play guitar of the Johnny Jenkins cover of 'I Walk On Guilded Splinters' sampled on the track, but it's only the drums that are sampled.

Nien Nunb,
banthas,
Bail Organa,
max rebo!
Kit Fisto!
Wedge Antilles,
mynocks,
Quadrinaros,
Lobot,
Orn Free Taa,
Chewbacca

hell, I'd put it ahead of the jedi special edition. At least it didn't feature two goddamn music sequences.

"It’s not quite as cinematic as…" don't worry, you already said 'directed by Harmony Korine'

not even a while, you set a timer when you send them, up to 30 seconds.

… Who had an entirely silent role in Batman Forever for reasons I can't even fathom. Allegedly they cut 40 minutes from it, though, so maybe she was in there somewhere.

On January 19th, John Lurie and Willem Dafoe died of starvation.

Forget it, Chip, it's Savatown.