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Courtney Love... Love!
By Andrew Blumetti
She gives love a bad name. Correction, make that the worst name.
As a general human population, we all can't stand Courtney Love. She's crass, offensive, and sings like Jonestown cats committing mass suicide.
But by golly, you gotta give that hay-haired nutjob credit where credit is due.
Back when current downward-spiralers, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, and Justin Bieber were dooking their fancy diapers, Love was already America's national train-wreck. She's the closest thing to the human equivalent of Will Smith's After Earth we've ever seen with our own two eyes. But take a second to look at her track record of awful consistency-- over twenty years of being a flat-out mess of a person... that's spanning some part of three decades folks. Even that 'ol battle axe Queen Elizabeth is impressed at that run.
Ok, ok, that' s not impressive, it's jerkish, I can't blame you for thinking it. Perhaps a closer look is needed... Let's feast our eyes on her rap sheet... in Night Court.
(rimshot)
She spent the majority of the 90's with more drugs in her system than Tom Hanks in the last half hour of Philadelphia, her estranged daughter won't give her the time of day, she's started wars with former members of Nirvana, mounted a failed comeback of her band, Hole (without her band, Hole), and to top it all off, she may or may not have sent a shotgun shell through her late husband's blonde noggin...
...or so Pat Smear would have you believe...
Quit looking so coy, Smear.
She's started feuds with Madonna, Marilyn Manson, Billy Corgan, and Kelly Osbourne, cancelled tours the way Michael Moore cancels diets, and rubbed most likely half the earth's population the wrong way with her attitude.
But if that miserable green Grinch with his curly toes in the fluffy Whoville mountain snow, and his probably unhealthy-sudden heart growth taught us anything, time heals all wounds, we all grow up, and maybe once notoriously-nasty Courtney has sewed up her ripped stockings, tossed the syringes, hung up her vomit-covered babydoll dresses, and isn't that same rageful beast anymore.
It's easy to just assume abrasive Courtney kicks cute puppies, steals crispy grapes at the supermarket, and voted for Taylor Hicks to win American Idol... she's just like that, right? Well, get emotional, it's time to open your heart and bust out your Kleenex, because perhaps a 21st Century Courtney Love doesn't hate, this Love, well, loves.
...and what does Courtney Love, love?
Well...
Courtney Love love love...
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Courtney Love love Luvs...
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Courtney Love love brotherly love...
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Courtney Love love Love is...
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Courtney Love love Lovie Smith
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Courtney Love love "Love Will Keep Us Together"...
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Courtney Love love "Love Will Tear Us Apart"...
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Courtney love Love Boat...
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Courtney Love love love bugs...
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Courtney Love love crack...
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Courtney Love love Love and Basketball...
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Courtney Love love Love Guru...
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Courtney Love love "Love Shack"...
"Sammy Hay-gar"
By Andrew Blumetti
Try to find where the hair ends and the hay begins. It's impossible.
Cabo Wabo!
A Full House Comic By Andrew Blumetti
2013 SUMMER MOVIE PREVIEW (BASED ON AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE) PART II- JUNE
If you're like me, you're gonna spend a good chunk of the summer listening to LFO's "Summer Girls" nonstop on cassette tape. Since that never gets old, why not take a break, catch a blockbuster summer flick, and eat 2,000 calories worth of buttery popcorn? You look like you could use some fresh air.
I didn't leave you hanging, here's May.
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THE INTERNSHIP
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 7
STARRING: Vince Vaugh, Owen WIlson, Rose Byrne, John Goodman, Max Minghella, Joanna Garcia, B.J. Novak, Jessica Szohr, Dylan O' Brien
DIRECTED BY: Shawn Levy
SYNOPSIS: Google Wedding Crashers.
No, don't actually do that. It's a description. Vaughn and Wilson play two salesmen, squashed by a dot com world, who take on a coveted internship at Google amongst a sea of tech-savy millennials.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (5) Actually, I don't want Google to block my page from search results. I take it back. This will be an audience of angels.
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THE PURGE
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 7
STARRING: Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey, Adelaide Kaine, Max Burkholder, Edwin Hodge, Tony Oller, Rhys Wakefield
DIRECTED BY: James DeMonaco
SYNOPSIS:
- To alleviate a crime-ravaged America, the government sanctions an annual 12-hour period in which any and all crime is legal. YAY!
- Stupid Nickelback is in Canada, so they're safe. BOO!
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (6) Theater crowd reaction is a big-time roll of the dice with horror films. Get a good audience and it becomes a memorable event; get a giggling gaggle of goobers and you'll be wishing that 12-hours of legal crime was actually real. In this case, water balloons full of urine never hurt to have on hand.
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THIS IS THE END
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 12
STARRING: Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Jay Baruchel, Emma Watson, Michael Cera, Jason Segel, Paul Rudd, Mindy Kaling, Aziz Ansairi, Rihanna
DIRECTED BY: Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg
SYNOPSIS: Celebrities face an untimely apocalypse while at a party at James Franco's house. On a side note, that is the most redundant sentence ever written in the history of mankind.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (9) Make sure to get there early so you avoid the logjam of smart-phone-toting malcontents Instagramming pictures of themselves outside the door. This is what happens when those monstrous spoiled girls on My Super Sweet Sixteen finally reach the age to see R-rated movies in the same theater as you.
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MAN OF STEEL
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 14
STARRING: Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner
DIRECTED BY: Zack Snyder
SYNOPSIS: Going through Batman withdrawal this summer? Fear not comic book fans, as 300 and Watchmen director, Zack Snyder, and The Dark Knight mastermind, Christopher Nolan, team up to give us what appears to be the most promising vision of Superman we've seen in ages.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL (2): You kent stop possibly the summer's most anticipated film from bringing in all Lois lame types, but fret not, the giant crowds won't be your enjoyment kryptonite. And those people can't possibly be more annoying than what I just wrote.
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WORLD WAR Z
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 21
STARRING: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, James Badge Dale, Matthew Fox, Lucy Aharish, Elyes Gabel, Bryan Cranston
DIRECTED BY: Marc Forster
SYNOPSIS: The apocalypse is really the Pitts in this long-awaited silver-screen adaptation of Max Brooks' 2006 epic zombie saga novel which has notoriously been plagued by directorial spats, rewrites, delays, and an inflated budget that looks like Chris Christie's "before" picture one year from now. Likely his "after" picture too...
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (5) Watching walking corpses chow down on people on a big screen can't be beat. Unfortunately, WWZ's PG-13 rating will naturally bring in some younger chatty chatterboxes, and sadly, you can't beat them either.
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MONSTERS UNIVERSITY
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 21
STARRING: Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Sean Hayes, Charlie Day, Joel Murray, Frank Oz, Helen Mirren, Aubrey Plaza, John Krasinski, Bonnie Hunt, Bobby Moynihan, John Ratzenberger
DIRECTED BY: Dan Scranlon
SYNOPSIS: What's crazier than Animal House? Monster House. Killer keg stands, toga frat parties, and nerd-concocted bra-bombs to hassle that starch-shirted, stick-in-the-mud, party-hating Dean. All with a delightfully whimsy Disney Pixar twist, of course.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (2) You'll be surrounded by kids, which means schoolyard rules apply- you're free to act as childish as them. Booyah!
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THE HEAT
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 28
STARRING: Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy, Michael Rapaport, Marlon Wayans, Kaitlin Olson, Tony Hale
DIRECTED BY: Paul Feig
SYNOPSIS: It's a pretty safe bet how the Heat's summer is going to go- LeBron James hoists his second championship trophy, and we all wake up from sleeping through the NBA's postseason.
As far as "The Heat"? Melissa McCarthy stars as a freewheeling FBI agent and Sandra Bullock plays her more serious co-worker. This movie will surely put the zzzzzz in "zany".
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (4) You know there's gonna be at least one poor soul who plops down money for this, thinking he's gonna see a limited re-release of the 1995's classic Pacino/Deniro crime thriller, Heat. Do him a favor and talk over this the entire time, I'll he'll walk out happier.
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WHITE HOUSE DOWN
RELEASE DATE: JUNE 28
STARRING: Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jason Clarke, James Woods, Richard Jenkins
DIRECTED BY: Roland Emmerich
SYNOPSIS: Idiots take over the White House... then the 2012 election ended! HEYOO!!
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (7) When it comes to knucklehead action films, Channing Tatum is quickly becoming this generation's wifebeatered-Steven Segal, sans ponytail. If our last resort ever comes to Magic Mike and Mother F'er Jones to save the country from evil mercenaries, then as a nation, we're the cucumbers in a crap salad. Catch this now so you can say you beat the Oscar rush.
2013 SUMMER MOVIE PREVIEW (BASED ON AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE) PART I- MAY
By Andrew Blumetti
The Seven Deadly Cinemas:
I. Sneaking into the theater. Movie prices are more inflated than Rosie O' Donnell's cholesterol and you'll have to take out a second mortgage just to get past the usher, but you can't sneak in through the fire exit, no matter how cool Dennis the Menace always made it seem.
II. Bringing in your own candy. Don't waste your time, your ill-purchased supermarket Snow Caps won't taste as good anyway.
III. Congregating in front of the theater. Get the steppin'! Johnny Law will make short work of you punk loiterers.
IV. Bootlegging. Don't worry, Mars Needs Moms will be on DVD soon enough, no one wants your shaky black market version.
V. Underage kids getting into R-rated movies. It's not like Jersey Shore, Hot Pockets,and Instagram haven't ruined them already...
VI. No pets. Slow your roll big fella, your bossy cat can wait to watch Jack Reacher.
VII. Yelling, talking, texting and using your cell phone like an all- around derelict while others attempt to enjoy the movie. Yep.
Unfortunately, out of these seven, the last one is the most common theater faux pas, and the also the least likely to get their ugly, yella, no-good keisters tossed into the dirty, teenager-filled parking lot. Since you can't punch 'em, and movie soda is too expensive to dump over their heads, you'd best go in prepared as we kickstart the steamy summer movie season of 2013 today.
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IRON MAN 3
RELEASE DATE: MAY 3
STARRING: Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Kingsley, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall
DIRECTED BY: Shane Black
SYNOPSIS: Citrus Attacks! "The Mandarin", a terrorist foe, who may or may not be an orange, forces an Avengers-less Tony Stark to once again don the Iron Man suit. With the copious amount of drugs Downey has crammed into his body over the years, odds are it'll take more than that to stop him.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL (FROM 1 TO 10): (4) Much how the third room-temperature piece of pizza doesn't have that same Ninja Turtles-lovin' kick as the first slice, part tre in the movie world often rings that same bland bell. It's a wrinkled fate this summer flick hopes to "iron" out. Regardless, Iron Man 3 is gonna be huge, and you'll get comic book nerds, non-comic book nerds, summer movie fans, Avengers-lovers, and Coldplay's Chris Martin in attendance to cheer on his annoying wife.
Or avoid the rampant crowds, save yourself the twelve bucks, and read the entire spoiler-filled plot on the Iron Man 3 Wikipedia page already.
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THE GREAT GATSBY
RELEASE DATE: MAY 10
STARRING: Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Tobey Maguire, Isla Fisher, Joel Edgerton, Jason Clarke
DIRECTED BY: Baz Luhrmann
SYNOPSIS: Break out the Clearasil! It's like fourth-period high school English class all over again as the film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel finally hits the big screen.
- Possible positive review blurb: "This Gatsby is GREAT!"
- Possible negative review blurb: "This Gatsby is NOT GREAT!"
That'll be all over Rotten Tomatoes come tomorrow morning.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (1) You know who goes to see The Great Gatsby in theaters during the summer? People who don't butter their popcorn. Those people don't make noise. You're more likely to hear their unhappy snoring husbands who fell asleep wishing they had gone to see Iron Man 3 instead.
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TYLER PERRY PRESENTS: PEEPLES
RELEASE DATE: MAY 10
STARRING: Kerry Washington, Craig Robinson, David Alan Grier
DIRECTED BY: Tina Gordon Chism
SYNOPSIS: Giant goofball with a heart of gold, Wade, crashes his girlfriend's Long Island upper-crust family reunion to ask for her hand in marriage. Coincidentally, after the credits, audience crashes customer service desk to ask for their money back.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (8)
That's right folks, It's time for: Brutally honest brotha litmus test!
Let's face it, Darryl from The Office wouldn't go to see this dreck, even with Craig Robinson actually in it. This movie would rank at a deafening 9, except the lack of actual laughs will keep it a smidge quieter.
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STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS
RELEASE DATE: MAY 17
STARRING: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, John Cho, Benedict Cumberbatch, Karl Urban, Alice Eve, Simon Pegg, Zoe Saldana
DIRECTED BY: J.J. Abrams
SYNOPSIS: A menacing adversary and his weapons of mass destruction bring Captain Kirk and the brave crew of the Enterprise into bleak territory. If American Horror Story: Asylum hasn't creeped you out watching Zachary Quinto on screen now, more power to ya.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (4) Using the Iron Man 3 theory of cult-y nerdish followings, your stress level should be safe for this journey into space. Unless you get that one jerky intergalactic rival Star Wars fan dressed as Chewbacca making a no-good ruckus to ruin your good time.
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THE HANGOVER PART III
RELEASE DATE: MAY 24
STARRING: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong, Heather Graham
DIRECTED BY: Todd Phillips
SYNOPSIS: Sorry hard R-rated comedy fans, part three officially puts the "over" in The Hangover. Wackiness ensues one final time as the Wolfpack hits the road for more madcap adventures and zany antics than you can shake a stick at. None more crazy than when they jump every shark on planet freakin' Earth at the same time.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (10) What happened in Vegas certainly didn't stay there as 2009's raunchy raunchfest, The Hangover, became a veritable quote machine, inspiring unnecessary satchel purchases, excessive tigers everywhere, and not-so-clever frat dudes nationwide beating the term, "Fat Jesus" into the ground. If the coming attractions that run before this film are anywhere close to accurate, they'll show a picture of you getting frustrated in your seat.
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FAST AND FURIOUS 6
RELEASE DATE: MAY 24
STARRING: Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson
DIRECTED BY: Justin Lin
SYNOPSIS: 2012 didn't spell our untimely demise, but now we have to deal with a sixth one of these films. Stupid Mayans couldn't be right for once, could they?
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (10) Between The Hangover Part III and this fresh turd, May 24, 2013 will forever be known as "Every A-hole in America Goes to the Theater at the Same Time Day". Stock in Muscle Milk will plummet and Hummer dealerships and GNC stores will fall into ruins.
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EPIC
RELEASE DATE: MAY 24
STARRING: Colin Farrell, Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, Christoph Waltz, Aziz Ansari, Jason Sudeikis, Beyonce Knowles, Chris O' Dowd, Steven Tyler, Pitbull
DIRECTED BY: Chris Wedge
SYNOPSIS: There's a wrinkly slug in this movie. It stayed in Steven Tyler's dressing room. No one noticed for a month and a half.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (4) Get your thumb as green as possible... it's a film about the world of tiny "leaf men" in 3-D. Tom Haverford says, "You're gonna need a lot of Snake Juice to get through these two hours."
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AFTER EARTH
RELEASE DATE: MAY 31
STARRING: Will Smith, Jaden Smith, Isabelle Fuhrman, Kristofer Hivju, Zoe Isabella Kravitz
DIRECTED BY: M. Night Shyamalan
SYNOPSIS: Yo Homes, smell ya later! Earth is soooo last century, leaving us fickle humans to move on to bigger adventures on distant planets in the deep black yonder. When a routine return trip goes awry, the now abandoned third rock from the sun becomes residence to the Fresh Prince and his ragamuffin son. Sounds like the Wild Wild Worst.
AUDIENCE ANNOYANCE LEVEL: (5) Will Smith and his stellar track record of summertime hits can't be argued with. After Earth's problem may reside on the other end of the camera though. Sadly, The Sixth Sense was 14 long years ago, and if you've had to sit through the teeth-pullingly-excruciating Lady in the Water, the mind-numbingly bad The Last Airbender, or the terrificly horrible crapfest, The Happening, you know the super short leash we have M. Night Shyamalan on. Beware, if this stinks nearly half as bad as those, you may end up becoming the talkative one in the theater, and rightfully so.
Hand-burglar turkey.
Horror Villains Celebrate Halloween! THE SEQUEL!!
Lock up your Milky Ways and Twix bars, toss away those nasty Mary Janes, un-razor those apples... Following up this quite absurd post from last year, our favorite ghosts, ghouls, murders, maniacs and madmen are back in 2012, decked-out, dressed up and knocking at your door... for your delicious fun-sized candy.
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KATIE FEATHERSTON FROM PARANORMAL ACTIVITY as THE CAT IN THE HAT
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BILLY THE PUPPET as DOPED-UP LANCE ARMSTRONG
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CAPTAIN SPAULDING as A CHOLO
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MICHAEL MYERS as A DORITOS LOCOS TACO
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SAM FROM TRICK 'R TREAT as HONEY BOO BOO
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JASON VOORHEES as LUMBERGH FROM OFFICE SPACE
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CHERYL FROM THE EVIL DEAD AS A HIPPIE
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HANNIBAL LECTER as AN ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH MODEL
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SAMARA FROM THE RING as A HOOTERS GIRL
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LEPRECHAUN as JEREMY LIN (KNICKS-ERA)
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How to Make Your Own Inappropriate Movie Halloween Costume (...and Still Get Into Heaven Afterwards)
By Andrew Blumetti
Pirate costumes? Walk the plank.
Vampire costumes? They bite.
Naughty cop costumes? Lock 'em up.
The spookiest holiday of 'em all can be a bit of a double-edged sword when it comes to picking out your costume. Too many people just fall back on the 'ol tried-and-true ones-- they get the job done, but nothing that really sticks out as creative or showcasing that ingenuity that gets the grey matter moving.
Of corpse course, there's the "man, that's a stretch" bunch as well. Something like "bubblegum under a chair" or "Black Eyed Peas", just awkward, and not the good kind of awkward either.
Basically I look at clever Halloween costumes the way I look at naming your newborn child- If you have to stare at it longer than two seconds to "get it", you probably should abandon the idea from the get-go.
Where does that leave the rest of us? The ones who aren't content to plop on a sheet with holes and pretend to be a crudely-drawn Peanuts-era ghost, but don't want to blow wads of cash to do something so over-the-top avante garde, that your average person won't appreciate it?
Simple. Start getting offensive. And there's a wealth of material from the silver screen to get you on your way...
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IDEA #1: Little Girl in Red Coat from Schindler's List:
Who?
One of the most heartbreaking scenes in one of the most critically acclaimed films of the past 20 years. We are made to feel the impact and weight of the horrors of the Holocaust witnessing this innocent, young Jewish girl, recognizable solely by her red coat (a rare moment of color in a grayscale film) and the inevitable fate which awaits her.
What You'll Need:
- Long Red Pea Coat
- Red Boots
- Surrounding items in black and white for color contrast
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
- After the party's over, toss the coat to a homeless man. He'll be stylish and warm!
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IDEA #2: Fire Extinguisher Scene in Irreversible
Who?
The French really know how to make you lose your lunch in style. A creepy accused rapist in a seedy underground club horrifically bludgeoned to death with a fire extinguisher by two men seeking revenge as half of Daft Punk provides the soundtrack. Due to the film's reversed storyline, it appears as one of the earliest scenes, as the repercussions of these actions soon unwind in front of our eyes.
What You'll Need:
- Fire extinguisher
- Plenty of horror makeup to portray a still-alive, smashed-in skull (latex, skin putty, fake blood, makeup to color bruises, etc...)
- One buddy to play the attacker, one buddy to play the attackee.
- Boombox with disorienting house music playing
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
On the way out of the Halloween party at the bar, put out a nasty leaf-pile fire set by mischievous trick-or-treaters. You've got a fire extinguisher, it's the least you could do.
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IDEA #3: "What's in the Box?!?!" from Se7en
Who?
(SPOILER) Your average run-of-the-mill road trip into the desert with an unarmed lunatic serial killer gets all weird when his masterplan wraps up as Detective Mills (Brad Pitt) gets a heads-up, err.. off delivery he'll never forget.
What You'll Need:
- Cardboard Box complete with "Fragile" sticker
- Scissors to cut a hole for your noggin to pop through
- Blonde Wig to look like Gwenyth Paltrow
- Fake Blood
- (Optional) three buddies to play Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey. You'll need a prison jumpsuit, fake guns, detective costumes and lots of paint for Morgan Freeman's freckles.
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Tape that box back up, put some nice dishtowels in there, wrap it, throw a bow on top, and you've already started your Christmas shopping for your inlaws!
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IDEA #4: Curb Stomp Scene from American History X:
Who?
He doesn't celebrate Black History Month, but he sure made this guy history... Skinhead racist Daniel Vinyard (Edward Norton) makes a royal mess on the sidewalk as he stomps in the skull of a thief breaking into his car in the middle of the night.
What You'll Need:
- a black buddy with a really good sense of humor
- piece of gray painted styrafoam as the curb
- a pair of white boxers
- a pair of Doc Martins
- Sharpie for White Supremacist/Neo-Nazi tattoos
- clippers to shave your head
- stick-on goatee/mustache
- Fake Blood
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Blast this out of your car on the way home from the party.
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IDEA #5: Meal from Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom
Who?
Granted, that picture isn't the scene in question, but I didn't have the stomach to put it up. The 1975 Italian shock drama is a controversial journey into immorality and depravity. The food tastes like crap there too.
What You'll Need:
- Clothes? Not too many. Maybe a loincloth or body suit for the bashful.
- Lots of friends who have similar taste in weird movies.
- A really big Tootsie Roll bar.
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Well, first off, you'll probably be kicked out of any Halloween parties. Second- go watch all three Toy Storys on repeat for a week. That oughta cleanse your soul.
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IDEA #6: Bee Death Scene from My Girl
Who?
Two bumbling idiots breaking into his house on Christmas Eve couldn't kill Macaulay Culkin, but a bunch of bees spelled the end (get it? Spelling bee?) of Thomas J. in 1991's coming-of-age drama, My Girl. This scene was a tearjerker at the time, but in hindsight, the once adorable Mac ended up becoming a major-league weirdo in real life. It's safe to laugh at it now.
What You'll Need:
- Floppy blonde wig
- Fake Bee Hive
- Lots of fake bees
- Makeup to produce red bumps and swelling
- Honey for good measure
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Go home, apologize to Buzz, make friends with your old neighbor and stop the Wet Bandits while "White Christmas" plays in the background. That oughta make you square with the big guy upstairs.
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IDEA #7: Sara Goldfarb at the end of Requiem For a Dream
Who?
An aging mother with a heart of gold who tries to recapture her youthfulness when she's informed she will be the contestant on a game show. Her spiral into weight loss amphetamine addiction mirrors the sad and tragic tale of the other film's addictive characters.
What You'll Need:
- Makeup for general aging, lines, bags under eyes
- Ratty red wig, a la Carrot Top (with Bride of Frankenstein streaks added)
- hospital gown
- chair with restraints
- lost, glazed look on your face
- Good 'N Plentys (as the pills)
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
You've already supported Good 'N Plenty, and they're terrible! You've done enough already.
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IDEA #8: Any scene from Cannibal Holocaust
Who?
A highly banned and controversial 1980 Italian horror film depicting the fate of a missing documentary film crew who never returned from a trip to the Amazon to film cannibal tribes. Infamous for its scenes of intense graphic violence, including the on-screen deaths of actual animals, director Ruggero Deodato, was arrested on obsenity charges in Italy due to rumors that actors were killed on-set.
What You'll Need:
- Blow most of your budget on fake blood
- Some jungle brush, maybe a fake turtle, snake, or monkey
- Friend who loses a bet has to dress as a cannibal jungle tribesman
How to Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Nope.
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IDEA #9: Russian roulette scene from The Deer Hunter
Who?
The Vietcong force their captive POW's to play Russian roulette. Controversial for depicting the North Vietnamese as savage, racists and killers, as not one case of Russian roulette has ever been proven in such cases during the Vietnam War.
What You'll Need:
- Revolver, Nerf if you choose
- Ratty, dirty war clothes
- Makeup for dirt
- Your best DeNiro impression. Or worst.
How to Still Get into Heaven Afterwards?
Go get some Vietnamese food. That should even things out. Don't go to a Thai restaurant and say "it's the same thing", trust me, that doesn't go over well.
How to Improve the NFL Cheerleaders
By Andrew Blumetti
I never studied writing nor consider myself a writer, but one thing I do know-- when writer's block hits, give an old article a sprucing and post it on the Bleacher Report.
Ba-joink!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1307912-improving-the-nfl-cheerleaders
Sports Figures Whose Lives Would Make Great Movies
By Andrew Blumetti
You don't have to be a jock, or even drink Gatorade to enjoy this piece. Sorry to Mitch Hedberg for ripping off his joke.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1319270-sports-figures-whose-lives-would-make-great-movies
Describing Each MLB Team with Songs From the 90's
By Andrew Blumetti
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1301984-mlb-describing-each-2012-team-with-90s-songs
Fifty Shades of Grated Cheese
By Andrew Blumetti
The Earth is made up of 71% water.
Of the remaining 29% of the Earth, nearly all humans inhabit only 4% of it.
Of that 4% of person-filled land, half of it is filled with men.
As a spokesman for all of the 3.5 billion men taking up 2% of this green and blue rock's surface, I'll say it- We don't get the Fifty Shades of Grey thing.
In my opinion, if it's not Green Eggs and Ham, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, or this very blog, it ain't worth reading. I don't know what it is about trashy novels, but man, that book is all the rage nowadays with anyone with two X-chromosomes and some free time to read. Between this provocative page-turner and the sure-to-win-an-Oscar opus, Magic Mike, it's really been a real hum-dinger of a summer for the ladies. I can only assume blonde mimbo beefcake Fabio is a bit peeved he didn't make the novel's cover for oogling eyes to oogle.
It's British author, E.L. James, who is laughing all the way to the bank though. Much like Twilight, The Hunger Games, or Harry Potter, the Shades series will be an upcoming multi-part film adaptation that will have all the merit of an afternoon Lifetime movie or the God-awful Sutter Home commercials that run during it.
Well, I can't tell you the first thing about any shades of grey, trashy novels, or any of that gobbledegook... it's a bunch of malarkey! Balderdash! Poppycock! But considering I'm writing, I"m going to have to dig into an area of expertise, and the arrow lands on food. By George, I do know about food, and food we shall discuss today.
So, ladies, being the eternal giver I am, prepare to have your fancy tickled... tickled big time. Throw away your Grey books, put the rugrats to bed early, close the shutters, and kick back for the tastiest read of the year.
My gift to you: Fifty Shades of Grated Cheese:
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1. "Homer Simpson"
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2. "Art Alexakis's Hair"
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3. "Bert and Ernie"
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4. "Kirsten Stewart's Complexion"
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5. "Tampa Bay Buccaneers Uniforms, circa 1980"
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6. "The Floor After a Madonna Haircut"
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7. "Jaundice Spongebob"
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8. "The Joker's Face"
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9. "Hitler's Ideal Hair Color"
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10. "The Beard of the Old Guy From 'Home Alone'"
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11. "'In Utero' Album Color"
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12. "Ku Klux Kheese"
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13. "Very Paul Hogan"
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14. "Kill Bill Outfit"
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15. "Sloppy Candy Corn"
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16. "The Cover of Rage Against the Machine's 'Evil Empire'"
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17. "Stay Puft"
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18. "Mr. Blonde"
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19. "Devo"
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20. "Bird's Eye View of Christina Aguilera"
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21. "Extreme Sigur Rós"
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22. "Seasick Big Bird"
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23. "Nick Nolte Mugshot"
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24. "Cheesegally Blonde"
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25. "Electric Penguin Beak"
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26. "Racial Harmony"
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27. "Hulk Hogan's Skin"
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28. "Encore at a Coldplay Concert"
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29. "Party On Garth!"
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30. "Thom Yorke in the 'Creep' Video"
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31. "Borat's Suit"
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32. "The Crowd Shopping at J. Crew"
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33. "Not Getting in the Apollo Theater"
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34. "Ozzy Osbourne's Lunch in the 1980's"
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35. "Wu-Tang Clan Logo"
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36. "The Family Circus Kids' Hair"
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37. "Day Old Chowder"
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38. "Generic Indian Food"
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39. "New Jersey Tanning Mom"
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40. "Every Scene in Fargo"
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41. "Turnip, Turn it Down"
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42. "Wigga"
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43. "Fruity-Looking Powdered Wig"
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44. "Michael Jackson, the Post-Molestation Years"
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45. "Offensive Lineman on Every NFL Team"
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46. "Eddie Cheddar"
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47. "Pillsbury Dough Boy, the Sequel"
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48. "Egon's Hair in The Real Ghostbusters"
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49. "Flo from the Progressive Commercials"
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50. "Gunther Gable Williams"
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Food Dudes with Stink Ink!
By Andrew Blumetti
You've got a tattoo.
I've got a tattoo... too.
It seems like everyone and their hip grandmother has gone under the ink-filled needle to get some fantastic body art done nowadays.
You might have...
Juiced-up bros sportin' some sweet generic tribal for the babes on the beach:
The rite of passage "18th birthday butterfly":
or the sucker who has no idea this Chinese symbol really means, "I Love Nickelback":
My point is this: Frankly, there's a lot of head-scratchingly bad, crap tattoos out there on the bodies of true knuckleheads. A lot done on a spontaneous whim, a lot with no real thought to layout, originality, or the long-lasting effect of what is being done. A quick, hasty, and often rash decision for a permanent piece of art that is not thought out in the least.
Thank God for that.
Cause when it comes to body art, gotta remember this: the unwritten rule for getting "inked" is the same for going food shopping: don't do it hungry. Case in point:
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Relax yourself PETA... very few chickens were slaughtered to make this delicious mess. Not none, just "few".
Hamburger Helper with macaroni rosaries. Truly from Heaven to Helper.
Well, maybe the religious aspect will help you out with the big guy upstairs for actually enjoying this stuff.
Yes, it's Domino's Pizza's "The Noid".
Avoid the Noid! Like you should've avoided the tattoo parlor... sucka!
Yipes Stripes, Fruit Stripe Gum!
This gay pride zebra really did pitch the worst tasting gum in history. Eating a stick was a regrettable enough life decision, let alone marking it on your body for eternity. Bad gum choices man, bad gum choices.
Dude, if you're going the oats route, at least get Wilford Brimley on your arm instead. Then you could at least have some hair on your body...
This Hawaiian Punch mascot had a name, "Punchy". I honestly had no idea what it was until about five minutes ago.
Sad thing is, this guy's brother has the "Ssssips" logo on his arm. They haven't talked in years.
If this doesn't get this guy free pizzas at the two remaining Little Caesar's that are left, something is wrong with the world.
My favorite one yet. Except for Wendy needing an immediate exorcism, this guy's on his way to free Frostys for life.
Congrats buddy, you might as well have just glued yourself to your trailer home instead.
The McDonald's tramp stamp. Forget "daddy issues", this girl has Grimace issues.
This guy gets the new logo. Poseur.
15 years of Subway's healthy eating campaign, right down the crapper...
The 10 Best Simpsons Sports Episodes
By Andrew Blumetti
I'm being a total lowdown schill, but goldarnit, I'd like to share some stuff I've done recently. For the record, I hate self promotion, it's lamer than the last season of Roseanne... or all seasons of Caroline in the City.
I hope you enjoy, and at the very least, get in the mood to go watch some classic Simpsons. Please feel free to throw tomatoes at me (a la Fozzie Bear) next time you see me.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1178301-the-ten-best-simpsons-sports-episodes
Pixar and Sports Stars: Separated at Birth?
By Andrew Blumetti
Please enjoy an article I wrote for the Bleacher Report. Thanks for reading and being super swell. Nah, make that super duper swell.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1201264-pixar-and-sports-stars-separated-at-birth
The Definitive Interview with Moira Quirk (Mo From GUTS)
By Andrew Blumetti
DO YOU HAVE IT?!?
If you grew up a fan of 90's golden era Nickelodeon, that tagline should be no stranger to you. If it is, man, you're old.
Take American Gladiators, eliminate the 'roids and gallons of greasy body oil, insert some cherub-face kiddies, and you have yourself Nickelodeon GUTS, the action sports competition that ran for four seasons on the cable network. Hosted by comedic actor Mike O' Malley, it showcased three contestants against one another in several sporting events to win colored medals a la the Olympics. The grand prize was a "glowing" trophy, a piece of the "Aggro Crag", the giant fabricated mountain that served as the game's final obstacle race.
The kids were adorable and O' Malley had the screen time, but the real hidden gem of the show was officiator/referee Moira "Mo" Quirk. For all of us Yanks who grew up only knowing Moira as Mo the Ref, you'd best know that's just the tip of the iceberg for this talented British comedian/actress.
Moira has kept herself busy since the show's ending in 1996. An established stand-up comedian who has also done extensive acting and voice-over work for shows such as Nickelodeon's animated My Life as a Teenage Robot, the podcast series The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd, Johnny Bravo, Happy Feet Two, and several video games. You can currently catch Mo as the live-action host of the animated series Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps and a number of upcoming projects.
I was lucky enough to have Moira as my first-ever interview, and I couldn't have asked for a better person. Friendly, insightful, and always funny, we discussed that catchy-as-a-cold GUTS theme, conquering the rocky Crag, bad British impressions, and what it's like to be a Halloween costume.
Please check out Mo's official site, and follow her on Twitter at @moiraquirkable. Your funny-bone will send you a Hickory Farms sausage and cheese gift basket as thanks.
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BLUMES: After seeing Nickelodeon revive their classic 90's programming with their The 90's Are All That!, do you ever take a moment to sit back and think that you were one of the most memorable faces from an era of television so many hold dear?
MO: Maybe it's because I'm English, but no! I'm completely incapable of thinking that way! But I do encounter many, many people who watched GUTS and are happy to meet me, and yes, that is nice to feel I was a happy part of their childhood. I once bumped into Billy Connelly and all I could do was say "Oh!" as I looked up at him, but I felt a rush of remembering my best friend and myself sneaking his albums from her father's collection and listening to his quite naughty comedy and just laughing and giggling away secretly in her room. Of course, GUTS was not naughty or blue, but if I can elicit that same kind of "Oh!", I'd say that's quite nice.
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Do you ever get the GUTS theme song stuck in your head out of nowhere? Seriously, sometimes I get that thing in my head and it's harder to get out than peanut butter from the roof of your mouth.
Like an adventure hero who has inured himself to poison, it has no effect on me.
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Have you kept in touch with Mike 'O Malley over the years? Ever caught any of his television shows?
We do keep in touch. He's busy with work and family. I'm busy with work and family, but we keep up with each other and I'm always happy to hear what he's up to. I did watch the first season of Glee and thought he was amazing. A really touching performance- and Emmy nominated, I might add!
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If you Google "Nickelodeon GUTS Halloween costume", there's many a photo of a group dressed as contestants, complete with a "Mo" ref. Now, I don't know what it's like to be a Halloween costume, unless "dorky white guy" becomes a popular costume next year. Is it as cool as I'm thinking it is?
Yes, it is just that cool. Also, as a practical person, I like how easy it is to assemble: a ref shirt, some '90s spandex bike shorts and if you have a short, British woman to put in there, all the better.
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In the years since GUTS, you've certainly amassed quite the impressive resume, including stand-up comedy, cartoon voice-over work, and acting in film, television and theater amongst other endeavors. Which has been your favorite to work on?
I did once get to say "if it hadn't been for you meddling kids!" as the villain on a Scooby Doo episode, and I walked on air for a week or two after that! Lately I have been performing in and recording a fair number of plays for radio and that is wonderful. When I was a teen listening to plays on BBC Radio 4, I thought life would be pretty magnificent if I could do that. Now, I do. I get to do all sorts of plays from Restoration to Angry Young Man for LA Theatreworks/NPR and for the BBC. It's lovely. But, whether it's a game or a cartoon or a sitcom or web series, I really love my job!
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Doing voice-over work for animation seems like a barrel of monkeys... are there any personal favorite cartoons you'd like to work on one day?
I don't even know if they are still in production, but Phineas and Ferb. I love that show! It is built on a foundation of kindness and silliness and it really makes me laugh. My pal Dee Baker (also a Nickelodeon alum) voices Perry.
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Who were your comedic inspirations growing up? Do you follow any current comedians?
I have been lucky enough to see Zach Galifianakis when he was doing open mics years and years ago. I've seen Eddie Izzard. I would have loved to see Mitch Hedberg. I love Maria Bamford and Jackie Kashian. I think Catherine Tate is wonderful. There are all sorts of comedians I love. Eddie Pepitone and Frank Conniff always make me laugh. Wow, this is turning into a long- and obviously disjointed- list. When I was growing up we would always put in a Jasper Carrott tape in if we were going on a drive. He's British and did story based comedy. Or some Monty Python. Coming to America and going through my husband and uncle's record collections introduced me to Bob Newhart and Bill Cosby among others. Currently, I'm watching Louie (Louie C.K.) on Netflix. I think he's pretty amazing.
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Funniest movie of all time??? GO!
Nope. Not fair! But, off the top of my head, here's a list of movies I like to see about once a year:
Withnail and I
Some Like it Hot
Hot Fuzz
The In-Laws- the original
Born Yesterday
40 Year Old Virgin
Funny Bones
Bowfinger
Jeeves and Wooster (The Hugh Laurie/Stephen Fry version)
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On your official site, you have a clip of your stand-up routine about Americans oddly imitating British accents. I am guilty of a pretty terrible one myself. Are we all that bad? Does every fake British accent mention tea, cause that's pretty much our go-to move.
For 'go to' moves it's not a bad one. I believe my husband wins the prize for best worst English accent. It makes me cry... laughing.
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Now, a couple questions about the "Aggro Crag" on GUTS, did you ever get a chance to climb that thing? Due to my petrifying fear of heights, I'd make it about 10 feet up and freeze. I would've been shown in GUTS blooper reels. Did they ever give you one of the glowing green prize trophy pieces to keep?
I did conquer the Crag. I do own a "piece of it." It's in the garage.
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Since you are a professional comic, I'll ask your opinion- I love to tell terrible jokes... Please rate this joke on a scale of 1-10 (1 being awful, 10 being a "better" awful): Why did Dracula take cough medicine? To stop his coffin.
Oh, that's awfully good.
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If we started a campaign to get you on Dancing With the Stars in a future season, how do you think you'd fare?
Um, not well.
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What's going on in Mo-Land these days? What are your current projects where we can see/hear/laugh along?
There's a few actually. I'm in a new web series called "Dirty Work" which will be released in May, maybe late April, I believe. Check out this LA Times article.
I'm in the third season of the web series "Pretty".
"Uncle Fred in the Springtime" will be airing on BBC Radio 4 this coming weekend (Sunday, Apr. 22) and the following weekend (Sunday, Apr. 29)
I just recorded "Look Back in Anger" for LA Theatreworks and that will air on various NPR stations nationwide soon.
"Dracula" will air on various NPR stations again this Halloween
I'm currently recording an X-Com game playing a cold and clinical scientist.
Star Wars: The Old Republic, The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, Kingdoms of Amalur are all recently released and I've been getting some nice feedback on those.
I have big intentions with regard to social media! Maybe actually pay attention to Facebook, and updating my woefully outdated website and Youtube channel, and, oh, I don't know, actually starting tweeting (@moiraquirkable).
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A big thank you to Moira Quirk for her time and for being a fantastic first interview!