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License to Drive: Revoked

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Wed, Mar 10, 2010

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R.I.P., Corey Haim. Looks like that means we won’t be seeing License to Drive II anytime soon. Lord knows the other Corey and maybe even Heather Graham — still a fox! — could use the work… Feel free to share your finest Corey Haim memories (Haimories?) in the comments… Back later.

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The Last Lovecraft

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Fri, Feb 19, 2010

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Here’s a somewhat amusing trailer for an upcoming horror-comedy called The Last Lovecraft: The Relic of Cthulhu. Summary: Jeff is an ordinary guy that is stuck at a dead end job with a boring life, but when a strange old man gives him an Ancient relic and tells him that he is the last bloodline of H.P. [...]

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Hitler on the iPad

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Fri, Jan 29, 2010

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Re-captioning the legendary “bunker blowout” scene from Downfall to reflect current cultural absurdities is now a grand tradition. Here’s the latest version, which lampoons Apple’s undercooked iPad. Summary: Hitler has been dreaming about the day that Apple’s tablet will be announced. That day has come and he is not pleased. Here, at least, the Fuhrer has a [...]

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Three Things

Posted by Neil Cleary on Mon, Jan 11, 2010

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1. Observe And Report. Perhaps its proximity to Paul Blart: Mall Cop tagged it with the stank of lo-calorie laffs and Wal-Mart level quality. Or perhaps it was the ad campaign which pitched it as the kind of wild, madcap romp that makes me want to eat glass. Either way, I’ll admit: I prejudged it [...]

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On Sherlock Holmes

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Thu, Dec 31, 2009

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We just saw the Guy Ritchie-helmed Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey, Jr. as the titular detective. I suppose it was better than I expected, and maybe a bit worse. Better, because it really didn’t alter the Holmes character in any significant ways. Worse, because  — despite revved-up action sequences — it was actually pretty boring.

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