Watched "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die". Solidly fun movie, good effects, whacky characters.
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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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I watched Blade (1998) for the first time it was sick
It's open season on all suck heads
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I finished watching Widow's Bay. I didn't think horror comedy could be so good. Everyone's great, especially Patricia.
i fuckin' LOVED that show. i can't wait for more. Hiro Murai has the midas touch imo.
my favorite episode was the one with the cocktail hour party. so insane, deep, and simultaneously hilarious. i laughed like i was losing my mind when the spell broke and she could actually see the book. fucking genius.
Oh. Personally I finally got around to watching Conclave. It was pretty good, if very lib. I liked that they actually made priests look cool rather than going with more authentic dress that would make them look ridiculous, but I can see some people being upset about that.
It's fully a political drama with no need to pretend it's more than it is, there's no need for action scenes and the movie doesn't cheapen what's going on by trying to make it anything but a bunch of people arguing in rooms.
I watched a street cat chase a big dog away. Very cool
Outside cat
Not cool.
I've been watching a lot of InfoWars recently.
The Onion's takeover of the IP has been pretty good so far and Tim Heidecker has been an excellent creative director for the project. It hasn't made me laugh myself to tears or anything but it is pretty funny and kind of cozy.
The few clips I've seen so far have been pretty good.
The SEAL team guy talking about killing Osama bin Laden was good for a deeply dark handful of chuckles.
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, the first few episodes have been acceptable slop for something that is a sorta kinda spin-off from Big Bang Theory.
Its like that old show from the 90's, Sliders. But not serious.
We watched the Top Gun parody Hot Shots! I hadn't seen it since I was like 9, and it was just as goofy and silly as I remembered. It's from the makers of Airplane and The Naked Gun, so it's just nonstop gags and throwaway bits that are all mostly pretty funny
That one's got the underwater gag, right? Classic.
It's been a long time since I have seen Hot Shots: Part Deux, but you might be thinking of the underwater bar fight in Top Secret, which is also made by the same people. @scrungus@hexbear.net oops meant to reply to you with this.
Oh sweet, thanks for the recommendation! Hadn't heard of that one and it's now been added to the list 
Oh shit lol yeah you gotta watch that one. Val Kilmer's first starring role. He also has a whole musical number in it.
Madmartigan vs Nazis is classic cinema
OH FUCK! I forgot he was in Willow. Guess I know what I gotta rewatch now.
Oh hell yes! First thing I saw when I looked it up was that it was Val Kilmer's first starring role and I was already sold. I am approaching embarrassing amounts of hyped to see this now 
Always love when I can introduce someone to one of my favorite comedies of all time.
One of life's great joys! I'll be sure to thank you again once we watch it
I think that's in the sequel, which we are vaguely planning on watching at some point as well so I'll keep an eye out for it