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  • Thirty Odd Years Of Walken: Part One

    Thirty Odd Years Of Walken: Part One

    By 1991 Christopher Walken was a major star, having secured a place in pop culture with his Oscar-winning Deer Hunter turn. Yet watch him drift through that year’s little-seen All-American Murder clad in a leather jacket and a fixed expression and you have to wonder what the fuck’s going on. Surely an actor of such…

  • Abusive Flesh Peddlers: Part 2

    Abusive Flesh Peddlers: Part 2

    Sidney in Magnum Force (1973) Fair play, Sidney (Albert Popwell) doesn’t have too much screen time in this cop classic but he sure does make an impression. You have to say that this is a man who appears to have got out of the wrong side of bed. He’s particularly grumpy when it comes to…

  • The Seven Most Pivotal Events in Heavy Metal History

    The Seven Most Pivotal Events in Heavy Metal History

    Unfortunately, the founding of Black Sabbath did not make the cut.

  • The Deaths of Death Wish 3

    The Deaths of Death Wish 3

    Every death from the greatest movie ever.

  • The Wolf of Wall Street

    The Wolf of Wall Street

    When hiring a midget for your office party, please, for chrissakes, hire the one willing to show his cock.

  • The Not Quite #6: The King of Comedy (1982)

    The Not Quite #6: The King of Comedy (1982)

    Scorsese’s cinematic partnership with De Niro is among the most legendary of the twentieth century, hemorrhaging up blood-soaked classics like Taxi Driver and Goodfellas. It wasn’t all plain slaying, though. Just take a look at the headache-inducing musical New York, New York in which De Niro argues nonstop with Liza Minnelli. Then there’s the redundant,…

  • The Teacher Typos: Part One

    The Teacher Typos: Part One

    We’ve all had teachers. And I don’t mean in the sexual sense. Good, bad, boring, angry and spaced out, teachers tend to stick in the mind. I remember one guy in junior school who routinely flew off the handle, leaving me scared to attend class. He once reduced me to tears by shouting in my…

  • Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

    Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

    As we enter the homestretch of 2022, the never-ending debate over good sequels vs. bad sequels vs. Hollywood-has-no-creativity gets a new entry – Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. I don’t know how people from that third group keep getting into this debate, but we really need to change the locks. With those cranks out…

  • Lyon Assets Review: Investing Made Easy for Beginners

    Lyon Assets Review: Investing Made Easy for Beginners

    Most of today’s online trading brokers impart services to users, thinking that their services are one-size-fits-all. However, that isn’t possible as each trader is on a different step in their trading journey. Lyon Assets understands this issue and offers various services that could benefit all traders, from amateur to sophisticated. Lyon Assets is a reliable…

  • The Gleeful Slaughter of Children

    The Gleeful Slaughter of Children

    Being an ex-teacher, I naturally hate kids. For almost four years I had to endure their relentless energy, selfishness, demands, spite and mediocrity, leaving me with the impression that the average child shares a lot in common with a small, intoxicated, unruly visitor from outer space. Think of a half-cut E.T. kicking your shins and…