A love scorned stranger walks into a diner, jet-black hair down to his shoulders and a real affinity for donning sunglasses at night. He’s rocking a mean floor-length trenchcoat that hides his trusty raygun he busts out mid-video. He screams with no abandon, “I used to love you!” in a vaguely, maybe-European accent that is, by now, completely unmistakable: Ladies…
We’ve had some pretty insane Jokers throughout the years that have shaken up comic culture and even entered Oscars zeitgeist in one case. Heath Ledger, Jack Nicholson, some guy from some band I don’t listen to. But let’s be serious—Ledger’s performance was the one that upped the game the most. Until now. While Joaquin Phoenix may be…
Say what you will about The Room, but don’t disregard that 14 years later, you’re still saying it. Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 unintentional comedy is lauded as the “Citizen Kane of bad movies,” yet now in theaters, the James Franco/Seth Rogan squad can be seen portraying Wiseau and the rest of the film’s original cast. Adapted…
You’ve seen the “Oh, hi Mark” scene. You’ve watched the “You’re tearing me apart, Lisa!” bit on repeat via YouTube. Now, we’re one step closer to the film that will depict the making of the Citizen Kane of bad movies. This just-released trailer for The Disaster Artist shows us a first glimpse of new scenes (outside of film…
Tommy Wiseau’s The Room is mind-boggling and inexplicable. It lulls and horrifies, leaving viewers both speechless and stark raving mad. It is a cacophony that jars the senses. A lot can be said about Wiseau’s “drama,” yet The Room holds a spot in the highest echelon of so-bad-it’s-good filmmaking, being infamously touted as the “Citizen Kane of bad…
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I’ve posted about these before, but dammit, I can’t get enough. Today’s Hipster Dino is modeled after the lovely little cult film The Room. Absurdity may follow: If you haven’t seen The Room yet, please do. It’s the best worst movie ever. Troll 2: sit down.