Championing Lowbrow Humor and Movies Since 1973
With a special spotlight on the films of Cynthia Rothrock
As an honor to his mother, Stingray (Don Niam) treats women equally by beating the crap out of them the same as he would with a man.
As Lois (Amy Adams) reaches into her bedside table drawer for her press credentials, underneath is a Force Majeure pregnancy test. Zack makes a point to show it twice. Not knowing what force majeure meant I looked it up:
force majeure (French)
1. superior or irresistible force
2. an event or effect that cannot be reasonably anticipated or controlled; act of God
The test refers to the fact that intercourse with Superman is an irresistible force and it took an act of God for her to survive it, much less get pregnant.
In the song “Rainbow Connection,” Kermit the Frog asked, “Why are there so many songs about rainbows and what’s on the other side?” The romantic ideas expressed give us hope for something better. As Leprechaun shows, the reality (a rusted out old clunker) is pretty depressing.
With a special spotlight on the films of Cynthia Rothrock
Karen (Christine Li) catches Master Jin (Thunder) blatantly reading the latest issue of Bruce Lee Digest in defiance of the “Don’t Read” sign.
With a special spotlight on the films of Cynthia Rothrock
The Old Prisoner (Eric Lee) zapped Linda Masterson (Cynthia Rothrock) when he “gave her ten,” a subtle nod that shuffling your feet builds up static electricity.
