On the news of Waramount Bros. I would love if we could have an Caravan of Garbage for the 34%-RT rated movie Flyboys.
Just to make fun of the awful acting of "Normal Man" David Ellison and James Franco, who sadly passed away before we could get to know how he was as a person...
I hope he talks more about the obvious green screens and face replacements during the Roast...
The body double ran more than she did. 😄
A new meme for a normal man.
Courtesy of Dan Murrell. From the Coyote vs. Acme review.
I came across this video today through another post. I had never seen it before. It's already 6 years old, and I'm complaining about the same thing to this day.
TIRED of the stereotypical teenagers in these shows! You're hooked on the plot, invested in the main characters trying to solve these crimes, trying to find the killer, dealing with the supernatural events in the town, etc. But we have to put all that on hold for the typical rude teenager dealing with his daddy issues or her mommy issues. It made me skip almost all the scenes with the son in Widow's Bay...
They’re aren’t characters, they’re caricatures. If the writers don’t know how to write any other kind of teenager, don’t put them in these stories.
- The original video is called: TEENAGERS ARE WAY TOO DAMN MOODY IN MOVIES AND SHOWS
I've never been able to commit to having a “favorite movie,” not even the four favorites on Letterboxd. So these two options are the best I could come up with to put on there...
What are your favorites?
I don't know if this a big pile of random crap, or for a few, it could be a treasure trove for some fun edits...
Maybe this will be helpful to someone, and I hope you can have fun with it.
I was really surprised when the guys said on the podcast that they'd never seen any of the original Evil Dead movies. I think they're missing out on the best part. The new ones are good, but without Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi you've never seen a true Evil Dead movie.
I don't know if they'd like them now, but I think it's an ideal trilogy for them to do on CoG. Next year a new one comes out, Evil Dead Wrath. But I don't know if I can wait that long, hopefully they can do it before then, when there's no big release they have to tie it to.
Now that we're Talking about WERWULF. I know is not another Wolf-Man remake, but I was so disappointed with the 2025 one that I hope and I'm sure this will be better...
But it's a good excuse to revisit this clip from my favorite podcast, where they talk about the 2010 remake.
I just found this video intro while looking through some old disks I had saved somewhere, probably forgotten for years. Hearing this music really brought back so many memories from the 2000s... a simpler time when you'd pop in a DVD and sit through these studio intros before the movie even started. There's something genuinely nostalgic about it that streaming just can't replicate. Bring back physical media!
So, what are some of the movies that this classic WB intro brings to mind for you?