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Kentucky Fried Movie
Before John Landis helmed the comedy masterpiece Animal House or the Z…
Monsters in My Tummy
Fans of Roman Dirge’s Lenore are already aware that Dirge is currently…
Kegelmaster 2000
There’s the Torso Tiger, the HealthRider, and NordicTrack. All machines to to…
Jesus’ Son
Down on the hard streets of Iowa City, Billy Crudup has little monkey on his …
But I’m a Cheerleader
Let’s do our Lesbian checklist: hates to French, eats vegetarian, pictures of…
The Villains of Marvel Comics!
Have I found God? Oh yes, I have. Or rather, I’ve found Satan, not to mention…
Twists, Slugs and Roscoes
Are you trying to “crush out” because you’re “under glass”? Are you trying to…
The Brunching Shuttlecocks
Updated every weekday, the Brunching Shuttlecocks satirize and lampoon everyt…
Modern Humorist
As a kind of persnickety cousin to The Onion, Modern Humorist s…
The Romp
There are few things men like as much as beautiful women, except maybe for ca…
Mifune
It’s Danish. It’s a screwball comedy. It has a manifesto. Well, they got one …
Hamlet
What a piece of work is man! One day you’re happily studying Prince 101 with …
The 3 Worlds of Gulliver
Medicine was kind of a crummy job in 1699. Before HMOs came along, a chicken …
Chicken Run
Rated G
Carnival Of Souls
Carnival Of Souls is the rarest of low budget films: a B-movie that tr…
Robot Frank
There is nary an explanation for Robot Frank, or more appropriately, w…
Care2
On the information superhighway, it’s rare to see a tree, and so when you fin…
Slipstream Presents
At first glance, South Florida seems like a musical wasteland, victimized by …
InfoPost.com
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