The only things I can think of to make fun of FX for are FXX (which I guess really isn't all bad) and the fact both networks will soon consist of shows involving Rob McElhenny and Charlie Day in some way, which I can't consider to be a negative thing.
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Straight to Hell 2: Friday Night
THERE'S a story that requires a lot of proper context.
My one tattoo was done in the back room of a friend's house who was trying to save up for his own shop. It might be the Ghostbusters 2 logo.
I just felt like a giant asshole for trying to remember if he dies in Watchmen. He was in SO MUCH of that movie I just…spaced on it, I guess.
High five for us both having mentioned Jawbreaker tattoos in our posts!
I didn't know about the Alkaline Trio until about 2003 when Alternative Press (LOOK, I KNOW, I WAS 16 OKAY?!) did an article about the impending release of Good Mourning, which I bought and adored for a year straight. Later on I found out about From Here To Infirmary which remains my favorite album of theirs to this…
Did anyone else mistake that dude for either Jeffery Dean Morgan or Javier Bardem, or am I just handsome-swarthy-guy faceblind?
Oh god! Has this happened before? Are we going to enter some kind of AV Club singularity now that Reposted a7x Fan is reposting AV Club posts?!
The first Transformers is an acceptable stupid alien-disaster movie even if everyone turns into the wrong thing. The third one is forgettable but tolerable.
The…nam-shub, or something, right? God, I loved that book but I'm hard pressed to explain what happened in it. I blame that on having read it some seven years ago!
I don't actually know if I've ever heard an R. Kelly song that wasn't related to "Trapped in the Closet". I'm not using this as a point of pride or anything, but whenever I try to remember any R. Kelly songs I've ever heard, that skit is the only thing I can think of.
"Leave YOUR pets with the Drumogre! Bill Stevenson's Pet Babysitting Service"
I'm glad to see some Public Enemies love here. I saw that in theaters in the middle of a weird Christian Bale phase and remember really liking it, and I'm generally surprised to see how often it gets dumped on. Sure, the weird Ghost Hunters camera work gets a little jarring sometimes, but I enjoyed it! (FULL…
CLASSIC GINN
The Postman Who Loved Me is great! You can really see its influence on The Postman Never Dies, which you know I love, and it's probably the best one of the 70's other than maybe The Postman Let Die.
A View to a Postman is one of the better 80's ones, I would say. For Your Postman Only is tolerable but kinda bland - still better than Postmanraker.
I think it's time we began the process of weeding out these awful Black Flag puns.
Silver Age was my intro to his solo stuff and I was thrilled. I also can't go more than 48 hours without listening to Sugar so I'm probably biased.