Monthly Archives: April 2011

I never cease to be amazed by incredible previously unknown films. When browsing through the great video store Odd Obsession the other day, I came across a rare “horror” film titled Love Me Deadly.  I think I found a strong … Continue reading →

Apparently, the job requisite for recalling WI Democratic state senators includes forgery, grand theft and bouncing checks. Glen Beck buddy Dan Baltes did ten years in the pokey for the violations above (if he possessed so much rubber, why didn’t … Continue reading →

Looks like movie theater managers will be spared the indignity of cleaning up sticky tissues left behind by Objectivists as Atlas Shrugged: Part 1 joins this movie and this movie as recruitment failures: “Critics, you won,” said John Aglialoro, the … Continue reading →

I LOVE that Obama released a long form of his birth certificate. Everyone knew that the birthers would not be satisfied and now the GOP is going to have a worse problem with an issue most of them don’t want … Continue reading →

And guess what? The GOP owns him, cuz he’s Tea Party true.  Trump, Bachman, Palin, Cain, Gingrich–the list goes on. This is all comedy gold.

It’s started. Rep. Ryan’s disastrous budget plan giving tax breaks to the top 1% and tossing seniors to the mercy of the HMOs is already getting the Republicans in trouble in their own districts. Here’s Ryan getting booed when he … Continue reading →

Democracy Now! has a must-see interview with the co-writers of a new article in The Nation. In it, the article tells of how the Koch Brothers are forcing employees to vote Republican or risk getting fired. What unions legally can’t … Continue reading →

When legendary filmmaker Sidney Lumet died on April 9th, he was immediately (and rightfully praised) for such masterworks as Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon and Network.  But even after winning a lifetime achievement Oscar, there are incredible films that, for one … Continue reading →

Hanna-Barbera tries its hand at anti-drug propaganda in 1970 in an acid-laced manner.

Mock the Dummy mocks the “very smart guy,” using his actual words appearing in The New York Times. Very funny!