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"Can you believe Curtis Yarvin is saying this WACKY stuff? You literally CANNOT get this anywhere else! This guy is so WACKY. Okay, hit play again. This is getting SO GOOD."
January 27, 2026 at 4:03 PM
"Can you believe Curtis Yarvin is saying this WACKY stuff? You literally CANNOT get this anywhere else! This guy is so WACKY. Okay, hit play again. This is getting SO GOOD."
This is the most laughably naive thing this guy has ever said. And there is a lot of competition for that across his career.
January 27, 2026 at 2:56 PM
This is the most laughably naive thing this guy has ever said. And there is a lot of competition for that across his career.
Foxy Brown (1974)
Pam Grier stars as Foxy Brown, who is... well... Foxy Brown. I had always assumed she was like a professional killer or something, but nope: she's just cool as hell all the time. She lives in a cartoon world and kicks the ass of cartoon baddies. Mostly dumb fun. (3/5)
Pam Grier stars as Foxy Brown, who is... well... Foxy Brown. I had always assumed she was like a professional killer or something, but nope: she's just cool as hell all the time. She lives in a cartoon world and kicks the ass of cartoon baddies. Mostly dumb fun. (3/5)
January 26, 2026 at 6:39 PM
Foxy Brown (1974)
Pam Grier stars as Foxy Brown, who is... well... Foxy Brown. I had always assumed she was like a professional killer or something, but nope: she's just cool as hell all the time. She lives in a cartoon world and kicks the ass of cartoon baddies. Mostly dumb fun. (3/5)
Pam Grier stars as Foxy Brown, who is... well... Foxy Brown. I had always assumed she was like a professional killer or something, but nope: she's just cool as hell all the time. She lives in a cartoon world and kicks the ass of cartoon baddies. Mostly dumb fun. (3/5)
Girl Hell (1977)
Utae and Aiko attend an all-girl private school and are constantly tormented by the embodiment of Christianity, patriarchy, westernization, and homophobia. The plot is little more than a simple movement from one incredibly distressing scene of sexual exploitation to another. (2.5/5)
Utae and Aiko attend an all-girl private school and are constantly tormented by the embodiment of Christianity, patriarchy, westernization, and homophobia. The plot is little more than a simple movement from one incredibly distressing scene of sexual exploitation to another. (2.5/5)
January 26, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Girl Hell (1977)
Utae and Aiko attend an all-girl private school and are constantly tormented by the embodiment of Christianity, patriarchy, westernization, and homophobia. The plot is little more than a simple movement from one incredibly distressing scene of sexual exploitation to another. (2.5/5)
Utae and Aiko attend an all-girl private school and are constantly tormented by the embodiment of Christianity, patriarchy, westernization, and homophobia. The plot is little more than a simple movement from one incredibly distressing scene of sexual exploitation to another. (2.5/5)
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)
Ralph Fiennes gives a performance which, while maybe not nuanced, is quite spectacular. The zombies *as zombies* take a step into the background- and I don't miss them- to make room for "The Jimmies". Now if only we could move on from 80's needle drops. (3.5/5)
Ralph Fiennes gives a performance which, while maybe not nuanced, is quite spectacular. The zombies *as zombies* take a step into the background- and I don't miss them- to make room for "The Jimmies". Now if only we could move on from 80's needle drops. (3.5/5)
January 26, 2026 at 6:21 PM
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)
Ralph Fiennes gives a performance which, while maybe not nuanced, is quite spectacular. The zombies *as zombies* take a step into the background- and I don't miss them- to make room for "The Jimmies". Now if only we could move on from 80's needle drops. (3.5/5)
Ralph Fiennes gives a performance which, while maybe not nuanced, is quite spectacular. The zombies *as zombies* take a step into the background- and I don't miss them- to make room for "The Jimmies". Now if only we could move on from 80's needle drops. (3.5/5)
I have read the first volume. I'm sure you are familiar with the Madeleine, right? Frieren has moments such as those at every stage of her journey as she re-traces her steps from the last one she took. I see her as being on a search for such involuntary memories.
January 25, 2026 at 6:29 PM
I have read the first volume. I'm sure you are familiar with the Madeleine, right? Frieren has moments such as those at every stage of her journey as she re-traces her steps from the last one she took. I see her as being on a search for such involuntary memories.
It's a pretty mid gag. The fact that it went over their heads is actually hilarious tho.
January 22, 2026 at 6:30 PM
It's a pretty mid gag. The fact that it went over their heads is actually hilarious tho.
Liking Men gets me in n trouble lol.
January 22, 2026 at 5:38 PM
Liking Men gets me in n trouble lol.
Huge. Big. Massive.
January 22, 2026 at 5:35 PM
Huge. Big. Massive.
Combine the Gospels too, while we're at it. We don't need both of them in there.
January 22, 2026 at 5:23 PM
Combine the Gospels too, while we're at it. We don't need both of them in there.
The final two seasons were clearly rushed. Fixing this could have elevated it from a botched ending to one that I felt was merely trivial.
January 20, 2026 at 4:21 PM
The final two seasons were clearly rushed. Fixing this could have elevated it from a botched ending to one that I felt was merely trivial.
And therefore it's BL.
January 20, 2026 at 2:55 PM
And therefore it's BL.
Super Fly (1972)
First time seeing a film from a genre I'd hitherto known only through parodies. Enjoyed the soundtrack far more than the actual story, though I would have liked to hear even more new songs instead of old ones repeated. I appreciated this more as a time capsule than as a movie. (3/5)
First time seeing a film from a genre I'd hitherto known only through parodies. Enjoyed the soundtrack far more than the actual story, though I would have liked to hear even more new songs instead of old ones repeated. I appreciated this more as a time capsule than as a movie. (3/5)
January 20, 2026 at 1:56 PM
Super Fly (1972)
First time seeing a film from a genre I'd hitherto known only through parodies. Enjoyed the soundtrack far more than the actual story, though I would have liked to hear even more new songs instead of old ones repeated. I appreciated this more as a time capsule than as a movie. (3/5)
First time seeing a film from a genre I'd hitherto known only through parodies. Enjoyed the soundtrack far more than the actual story, though I would have liked to hear even more new songs instead of old ones repeated. I appreciated this more as a time capsule than as a movie. (3/5)
Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972)
Truly incredible. A must-watch movie continually alternating between characters, cinematic forms, and tones; held together by painterly, expressionistic compositions. I haven't seen the other films in this series but did not feel lost at all. (4.5/5)
Truly incredible. A must-watch movie continually alternating between characters, cinematic forms, and tones; held together by painterly, expressionistic compositions. I haven't seen the other films in this series but did not feel lost at all. (4.5/5)
January 20, 2026 at 1:50 PM
Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972)
Truly incredible. A must-watch movie continually alternating between characters, cinematic forms, and tones; held together by painterly, expressionistic compositions. I haven't seen the other films in this series but did not feel lost at all. (4.5/5)
Truly incredible. A must-watch movie continually alternating between characters, cinematic forms, and tones; held together by painterly, expressionistic compositions. I haven't seen the other films in this series but did not feel lost at all. (4.5/5)