The Simpsons has been so awful for the last few years that people have been calling the latest barely mediocre episodes a return to greatness. Could it be that there’s a method to this unfunny madness? Could it be that all the jokes have been saved for the big screen movie, to be called SimpsonsThe … Continue reading
The Simpsons has been so awful for the last few years that people have been calling the latest barely mediocre episodes a return to greatness. Could it be that there’s a method to this unfunny madness? Could it be that all the jokes have been saved for the big screen movie, to be called SimpsonsThe … Continue reading
I don’t know if I have ever been prouder of the CHUD home page two days in a row. Yesterday we had our exclusive interview with Rian Johnson, the director of Brick, a movie that announces him as a major new talent. Today we have our exclusive interview with James Gunn, whose Slither opens this … Continue reading
I don’t know if I have ever been prouder of the CHUD home page two days in a row. Yesterday we had our exclusive interview with Rian Johnson, the director of Brick, a movie that announces him as a major new talent. Today we have our exclusive interview with James Gunn, whose Slither opens this … Continue reading
Was The Devil and Daniel Johnston supposed to make me this depressed? I can’t tell if the movie means to leave us somewhat hopeful or utterly devastated by the way God treats his own geniuses. I know that there’s a moment where Johnston’s father breaks down crying while recounting the small plane crash that his … Continue reading
James Gunn’s Slither is a gleeful movie. In fact, if I was forced to describe it using only “G” words, I would say that Slither is gleeful, gooey, gory and goofy. It’s the kind of good, wholesome fun you can only get in films where Michael Rooker is ramming ovipositors into people’s stomachs. In many … Continue reading
Rian Johnson knew who I was when we sat down for a one on one interview about his debut film, Brick. Whenever someone knows who I am I always flash through my mind trying to think what I have written about them, and whether the revelation that they know me is about to be followed … Continue reading
Rian Johnson knew who I was when we sat down for a one on one interview about his debut film, Brick. Whenever someone knows who I am I always flash through my mind trying to think what I have written about them, and whether the revelation that they know me is about to be followed … Continue reading
Nobody could have imagined when License to Ill came out the Beastie Boys would become an institution. Hell, at the time nobody could have imagined that these three New York Ciy Jews with frat raps about beer and partying would have the first number one hip hop record (although a familiarity with the career of … Continue reading