Did we find out what Chris was arrested for when they took his DNA?

I think that a lot of their initial reaction was because they were afraid of retaliation from the son. Look what happened to the one friend who was speaking with them- he got the shit kicked out of him while Chris looked on and then drove away. These people are terrified, and it's no wonder that none of them have…

The Final Cut is the only way to watch that movie. You can see why it didn't do so well at the box office with the theatrical release. Harrison Ford hated the narration, and was brought in at the eleventh hour to do it, so that's why he sounds so bored and disinterested. Not to mention the fact that it's trite and…

Man, that sucks. It really is a great film, and you should check it out. It's on Netflix Instant. A lot of people have given it the criticism that it's just about sadism and ugly people having ugly sex, but that' not it at all. It's a brilliant piece of filmmaking, and an awesome story of forbidden love and revenge.

It is such a brilliant movie, and I just stumbled upon it a few years ago. Helen Mirren at her very best.

Zappa Plays Zappa concerts are always awesome. And I can never get enough of Joe's Garage, even though my favorite stuff of his was with the Mothers. He is my favorite musician of all time.

Have you been suckered into the in-app purchases for Mario Kart 8, which opens four new cups and six new characters? I did and it's totally worth it.

I am so jealous! The Devil's Backbone is such an incredible and haunting movie. Same with Pan's Labyrinth. The second makes me cry every time I see it. Del Toro seems like such a neat guy too, that I wish I had the opportunity that you had. I still remember him as the McPoyle grandfather on Sunny.

Zodiac is just wonderful. I don't even care if Arthur Lee Allen is guilty or not, because that movie was made so masterfully. It sucked me right in. And it kind of made Donovan songs creepy for me, but that' okay.

I love The Crying Game, but I also was able to figure out the twist as soon as Dil was introduced. My wife was too. And now, every time I watch it, I keep hoping that Fergus and Jodi will escape the IRA and it will become a buddy movie.

Haha, that was a great one. I also particularly enjoyed the one about 12 Step Programs, and their cultish atmosphere and very low success rate. They can be dicks, but they are spot on a lot of the time.

I don't know how long it's been back up on Netflix, but I watched The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. God, I love that movie. It is one of the strangest, most beautifully shot and costumed movies I've ever seen. And the ending is just perfection. Helen Mirren is a goddess.

I've been rewatching "Chappelle's Show" on Prime recently, and his "A Moment in the Life of Lil John" sketches are some of my favorites, despite me knowing nothing about this man and not liking rap. So seeing him not only on "The Soup" tonight but on "Comedy Bang! Bang!" was an absolute delight to me.

Thanks.

I'm breathing. My body fucking sucks, I have a genetic clotting disorder and just got a dangerous DVT at the age of 28 two weeks ago, and I have a lifetime of shit to look forward to because the best anticoagulant doesn't work on me. I am trying to keep up with my gallows humor outlook, but it hasn't been going so…

I am totally for euthanasia. I have a menagerie of horrible health issues, and I do t want to live when something becomes too incapacitating. I am just afraid that with the restrictions we have in the states, that my being bipolar with anxiety and PTSD and having a psych facility stay (not for a suicide attempt) will…

Well, my cousin committed suicide by taking a 100 count bottle of Tylenol, and I took a 200 count bottle of Tylenol PM when no one was home. I knew what I was doing. When I woke up in a puddle of my own sick, I felt like a failure. When my parents came home, I convinced them I was just really sick and didn't go to the…

A lot of mine was being on anti-depressants and not mood stabilizers, and dealing with severe PTSD. To be honest though, when my Busia passes, I don't know what I would have to hold me back if things got really bad again. She is my rock.

Of all the suicides I have known, and sadly there have been quite a few, I only understood why one of them did it. Understanding didn't make her death hurt any less, but it certainly made me a lot more compassionate to suicidal people.

I have attempted suicide six times. Not suicidal gestures but real attempts. Twice by Tylenol overdose, once by Paxil overdose, and three times by morphine overdose. For some reason my body kept rejecting my attempts, because the amounts I took should have killed me, and I haven't suffered lasting liver or kidney…