To make a movie it takes a hell of a lot of work, people, time, money, energy, passion, etc, etc.
That's why it's always so horrifyingly awesome when all those ingredients are piled together to make a wonderful piece of crap. And at the end of the day, someone maybe ruined their marriage or missed their best friend's saxophone recital because they spent too much time working on... SHROOMS.
The title alone should draw slackjawed stoners, the guilt ridden reformed stoners, and the irony seeking stoners to the cinema house.
It's a horror movie, and seems to be a cautionary tale of sorts, like most teen horror films, where kids pay with their lives for being kids - clueless, horny, restless future corpses.
It looks a little too slick to have enough B-movie tawdriness to keep it afloat, but maybe just maybe it will be good enough to lead into
Troll 2 at future midnight for maniacs screenings.
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As cliche as it sounds, he is a real American hero.
Former "OC" star and future Jumper accomplice, Rachel Bilson caught my eye in the grocery store yesterday. And by "caught my eye", I mean "made me cringe".
Deputy Dog has a list of a bunch more out-of-control home theaters here, including Star Wars, Star Trek and Titanic themed rooms. The only thing is that I think it might be a tad weird watching a Lars Von Trier movie in the Death Star or, even worse, screening Back Door Sluts 9 on the Bridge of the Enterprise.
Besides the top-notch homophobic humor and Larvelle Jones's human sound effects, the infamous '80s classic Police Academy also gives you a chance to check out what Toronto was like a decade ago - especially Kensington Market and Liberty Village ("which is building up into quite the community these days"). I think Queen's Park makes a rather indiscreet cameo as well.
Adventures in Babysitting
