Archive · 2008
398 posts
Sarah Palin becomes McCain's Vice Presidential candidate…so what does the internet do? Ads for ‘Would you do Sarah Palin?' Photoshops of Sarah Palin nude, taken up the cooter etc. www.iwoulddosarahpalin.com. By ‘the internet' I don't mean… Continue reading
The Brotherhood of Ron is one of the many subsets that have popped up on the wonderful CHUD forums. It's almost an in-joke for all those that follow fellow blogger Ron Panarotti's entries and adore them for their simplicity. I don't come here to shit in… Continue reading
I'm not sure I'd call this "great Bond," per se, but it is definitely great entertainment – a roller coaster ride that starts with a stunt that remains jaw-dropping even by today's standards, and keeps up the pace while giving us all the formula elements,… Continue reading
Suicide By Palin On November 5, when the votes are in and Obama has won, pundits will look back and see what all the bizarreness and hysteria are occluding now: John McCain lost the election when he selected Sarah Palin as his running mate. McCain's… Continue reading
Devin doesn't think you'd notice if you put it on shuffle. Continue reading
Ghostbusters III just got realer. Continue reading
The Venice Film Festival was Ground Zero for the negative buzz on Darren Aronofsky's masterful The Fountain . Audiences booed and Variety sent some cub reporter to write a vicious, terrible review of the movie. This year, Aronofsky has returned to Italy, and… Continue reading
The truth about hot demon babes is out there, says David. Continue reading
What the how? Continue reading
Old-school computer game gets a sequel. Continue reading
…get/like/understand popularity of etc that everyone else seemed to. These are the films where I and others don't see eye to eye. I'm not talking about critics here. I'm talking about the greater web movie-community. Not site-specific opinion, more a… Continue reading
Child's Play creator Don Mancini confirms that his Child's Play remake will have a bigger role for actor Brad Dourif and more screen time for the human version of Charles Lee Ray. Continue reading
