In the weird mid aughts Disney and Devo joined forces to create Devo 2.0, which was just like Devo, but for kids! Astonishingly, it was not a big success.
Read MoreIt’s Lethal Weapon meets Tales from the Crypt, only shitty, in 1988’s Dead Heat, a spooktacularly disappointing zombie buddy cop horror comedy from Shane Black’s brother.
Read MoreWe take an appalled look back at his long-shelved Cold War comedy The Experts, which made comedic sport out of the backwards cluelessness of those dumb Russians, who will never, ever, ever, ever, ever possibly get one over on the American people.
Read MoreIs there any better time to revisit the tacky shit show that is Sahara than after Clive Cussler’s death?
Read MoreRudy Ray Moore’s improbable but glorious career as a cinematic leading man came to an exquisitely, and characteristically insane end with the gloriously bonkers, PG-rated 1979 anti-PCP disco horror musical The Avenging Disco Godfather.
Read MoreIs there any better way to pay tribute to the memory of Rutger Hauer than by watching Blind Fury, the kick-ass movie where he plays a blind swordsman in an Americanized remake of Zatoichi Challenged? No, there is not.
Read MoreThe Airport series came to a hilarious end with The Concorde…Airport ‘79, a disaster movie that’s primarily about the intensely homoerotic relationship between sexy pilot Alain Delon and fuck monster George Kennedy.
Read MoreJohn Travolta month continues with an exploration of one of the many terrible films he’s released this year, The Poison Rose, a Southern-fried Chinatown for Dummies that casts Travolta’s cliched PI as a young whippersnapper with a thick mane of chestnut hair who gets mixed up in a mystery involving sinister powerbroker Morgan Freeman and a Peter Lorre-like creepy doctor played by an unrecognizable Brendan Fraser
Read MoreIf you miss Obama and also want to see an Obama figure fire a rocket launcher while doing donuts on the White House lawn then boy do I have a movie for you!
Read MoreLorne Michaels and the auteur behind Napoleon Dynamite teamed up for a fact-based heist comedy starring Owen Wilson, Kristen Wiig and Zack Galifinakis about how poor people are tacky and dumb.
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