These are various articles that don't really
fit under the category of our normal film reviews. But don't fret, I promise
that they'll be just
as incoherent as the regular fare.
Take a trip down Memory Lane as I recap my experience at B-Fest 2000.
Junk food, sleep deprivation, and fat guys in togas - it doesn't get
much better than that.
Different year, different movies,
same wholesome fun.
"Everything in between would be nice too, but the first and last
shots in a movie would have the intrinsic potential to be seriously privileged moments."
Objective Insight From A Guy Who Despises Jimmy Buffet
(Or At Least His Music)
Every once in a while I contribute a piece to the Stomp
Tokyo affiliate, Diary of a
Tuber. As the title implies, its primary focus is the dissection of
televised fare. Below you will find links to articles that I have written,
but there are plenty of other critiques by various authors that should not
be missed. Go check it out!
"Obviously, the chances of me killing (or even injuring, for that matter) the spider were minimal; so after
fruitlessly scouring my bed for his little corpse, I gave up, and slept on the couch downstairs for the next
couple nights (dreaming of the spider finding a nice, warm spot amongst my covers, setting up a nest, and
ultimately, depositing baby spiders)."
"Perhaps I’m old and jaded. Maybe I need to
relearn how to appreciate the simple things of life. But
to be quite honest with you, I now find The Monkees to be simply annoying."
"So, I feel it is my obligation to report: the women here are neither naked nor overly
hairy. Now, I have seen a few topless Europeans during my travels in Switzerland, but most of which you’d wish
would indulge in a T-shirt of some sort."
"Apparently, when the matador can spare five
minutes to swing by the house, he likes to fool
around a bit, then walk around barefooted on
broken glass."
"...you just have to dust off your spiked dog collar, don your leopard skin tights, tease your hair into a geometric
anomaly - and then proceed to ROCK!"
"But it's not Saget's rapier wit or Coulier's mastery of Donald Duck
impressions that have the viewers coming back for more; it's our fascination with seeing other
people make complete asses of themselves."