My friend Kieran Fisher is the bomb. He finds so many things that he sends over to me, effectively making him my cool friend that knows all of the good stuff. You know who he’s most like? Comeau in Scott … Continue reading →
Before there was Scary Movie, before there was A Haunted House… there was Student Bodies. Mickey Rose’s 1981 spoof manages to touch upon the hallmarks of a slasher film with as much snark as the day is long. This one … Continue reading →
This one has made the rounds on the internet, but seeing as we’ve talked about both The Shining and my inappropriate sense of humor, well… this had to be done. It’s a moral imperative. My friend Chris sent this to … Continue reading →
Some days, it feels like nothing can go right. Try as you might, it doesn’t work out, often at your expense. Some days, you have to laugh at that, lest you cry. In that spirit, here’s a morbid comedy short … Continue reading →
This week has been pretty grim and serious in terms of our subject matter, so we’re going to lighten things up a bit. By “we,” I mean me and the gremlin in my pocket (his name is Bob. He’s good … Continue reading →
There’s no nice way to say this: I love Road Trip. Yes, it’s dumb. Yes, it’s sexist and has some really stupid jokes and plot points. It does not stop me from loving this film. I don’t even feel that … Continue reading →
Some days, you just want to go back to being a little kid, where everything is funny, possiblities are endless, and you don’t have to be an adult with grown-up problems. I have to admit that this has been one … Continue reading →
Alex Orr’s 2007 low budget film Blood Car was recommended to me by a friend. It’s a black comedy with liberal horror throughout. It’s also low budget, which, if you know me, you’ll remember that one of my slogans happens … Continue reading →
Kieran Fisher, of That’s Not Current and Bloodbath and Beyond, recommended Deathgasm to me last month. I was assured that I had to see it. I was told I was going to love it, because it was funny and probably a bit … Continue reading →
Thursday was a sucker punch. We lost Lemmy Kilmister just before the new year. Then we lost Angus Scrimm. And then David Bowie had to depart in a way that was completely David Bowie: sudden yet knowing, with a sly … Continue reading →
