Lovecraft’s racism was extreme even for his time. He hated other white people if they didn’t come from a specific area of England. He once wrote a poem called “On the Creation of the N****r”. He married a Ukranian Jewish woman because she assimilated well (and when he got angry he would assail her with unhinged…

Just keep him supplied with a fresh bag of coke every day and he’s fine.

I didn’t particularly like the film (I could imagine the script had sections that just said “(Camera cuts to Kate doing something funny)“) but it did become a terrible flashpoint for a lot of MRA “thinkpieces”. And there is at least one youtube video out there that literally addresses the idea that women cannot be…

We sort of have that and its fandom has its own issues (and I realize as I type this that I am indeed wearing a Rick and Morty t-shirt)

Can a terrible thing age well?

I think Lindsay Ellis’ video on the film should be an essential companion piece to any viewing of Rent.. Much of the criticism is specific to the terrible film adaptation but plenty of it applies to the original stage play.

Is this shit really stupid or am I just old and not with it anymore?

The memory movie shouldn’t have worked considering how little time the show has put into the Chidi/Eleanor romance but at least for me, watching Eleanor watch it is what made it work.

To be fair, once you get to “I’m teaching Father the math” you’re committed to walking that road.

it took me a good 2-3 reverse “Quantum Leap” reflections before I realized that the “Janet” glamour was a different actress than Summer Bishil.

But it’s the Oscars, they don’t recognize horror.

At the very least Toni Collette deserved a Best Actress nomination.

That would mean taking the time that could otherwise be spent on consuming cocaine.

Even though he came around to his “realization” in the end, Holt’s dismissal of the 99's overcrowding issue seemed out of character for him - being detail oriented is one of the fundamental aspects of the character. It’s the one major issue I had with this episode.

Even though he came around to his “realization” in the end, Holt’s dismissal of the 99's overcrowding issue seemed out of character for him - being detail oriented is one of the fundamental aspects of the character. It’s the one major issue I had with this episode.

Probably the most positive review of the film I’ve read thusfar which makes me wonder if too many critics were expecting a return to “golden age” M Night (if 3 movies can be considered an “age”) and were let down by their own expectations.

Probably the most positive review of the film I’ve read thusfar which makes me wonder if too many critics were expecting a return to “golden age” M Night (if 3 movies can be considered an “age”) and were let down by their own expectations.

Goose (Chewie in the comics)