I know what you’re thinking: another Mel Brooks movie? Yup. I am a sucker for a Mel Brooks film. I can’t help it. This week, I’m going for 1993’s Robin Hood: Men in Tights. It’s 23 years old, and even … Continue reading →
Crap, I have a lot of crow to eat. Here I was thinking that this movie was going to suck. Here was thinking that it would be another one where I would have to suffer through for the sake of … Continue reading →
By now, you have figured out that I have a slapstick sense of humor. Someone getting whacked in the face – with a foot, a chair or a 2×4 – is always a sure bet to get me to belly … Continue reading →
This is one part throwback, one part need to laugh. Roy T. Wood’s Wheelchair Rebecca was my first Saturday Short. It’s also a pretty solid laugh, and I need that this week. I was plannng on doing a short horror … Continue reading →
I had a chance to preview a film called Love In the Time of Monsters. It tells the story of two sisters that go up to a remote woodside resort, which happens to be the site of a nuclear waste … Continue reading →
I can remember watching 1988’s The Great Outdoors as a kid. It tells the story of Chet (John Candy), a man who wants to bring his wife Connie (Stephanie Faracy) and sons Buck (Chris Young) and Ben (Ian Giatti) up … Continue reading →
Real Genius is a great love of mine. I watched it as a little girl, and even though I didn’t get half the jokes at the time, I knew that something fun was going on. Really, it’s got so much … Continue reading →
Things have been a little tense globally. I think we could all use a good laugh. And what says unwind better than a good, old-fashioned piece of physical comedy? A piece of good, old-fashioned physical comedy that involves playing dodge … Continue reading →
So I bought Dude, Where’s My Car? when my ex-husband and I were first dating. He thought it was a joke, and a bad one at that. As his nickname was The Dude, I felt it was appropriate. I put … Continue reading →
No intro this week. No time for a coffee or a pee break; get in the car. Just click on the link below to access the film for this week: Mitchell and Taylor Kerby’s The Lullaby. Click here for … Continue reading →
