Inside 2: Electric Limboloo

Take a small chicken and salt the skin liberally, letting it sit in the refrigerator overnight. Be sure to keep it in an empty crisper drawer, or it will eat all your leftovers and peck your mustard squeeze bottles. After it's had enough time to think about where it went wrong, take it out and introduce it to the…

Sort of hoping this movie features the similarly-titled song by His Name is Alive somewhere in its soundtrack. Probably won't though.

I unashamedly think "Carouselambra" is one of Zep's best album tracks, and I don't care who knows it.

Well, baby, if you ever wondered…wondered whatever became of me….

Did you ever consider that maybe that's what Cincinnati wanted you to be?

As the article states, goetta is made from pork offal and oats for filler. Scrapple, meanwhile, never existed except in your wildest fever dreams, and is only a thing in stories parents tell their children to keep them from leaving their beds at night.

How about "Regreat"? As in "great" and "regret" smooshed together?

A boy? I thought he was a tree. Now I'm all confused.

Pharmaceutical company. Otherwise, 100% accurate.

I could never get past his wife's credit sequence.

Absolutely a YMMV question. "Longest Night" is more of an interactive experience; sort of dipping a toe into the greater world of the game and the more immediate world of Mae, the lead character, and her friends. Maybe look at it as a double-length digital comic book, and assess what you'd pay for that.

The developers for Night in the Woods released two free mini-narrative games during the development process, and they should give you a good sense of the appeal. You can still get them from the game's website, I believe, and they're quite fantastic (especially Lost Constellation). If the full release of NITW has even…

Jake 2.0 2?

…or an MP3 player for dogs called iPawed?

Drawing a shuttlecock to his cock?

You shut your mouth about that woman! Aranofsky's mother is a SAINT, I tell you!!

Sarcoustic! A new genre to be tapped!

I hear The Lemon Twigs put on an amazingly fun live show.

I don't think that proves that he's relevant. Only that he's willing to make broader statements than the current political conventional wisdom, and that's a job any number of folks can hold. Maybe that's a kind of relevancy for a certain formula of show Fox wants to air, and a certain audience they want to foster. But…