Showing posts with label tucker and dale vs. evil. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 14, 2018

Summer of Mild Fear: Heated Horror Comedies

by Stephanie Crawford
This is not a list of the very best horror comedies of all time -- although some of them are definitely here. No, these are the best warm weather horror comedies. The ones that you want to follow a barbecue at the park with. Ones that, after you're tired and dehydrated from being in the sun all day, you just want to collapse in front of your TV with the air conditioning blasting and laugh.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

F This Movie! - The Overrated, the Underrated and the Ugly of 2011

Patrick and JB don't need a lot of special knowledge to count down 2011's overrated, underrated and worst movies. They just need a lot of heart.

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Review: Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

by Patrick Bromley
I recently got around to seeing Stake Land, the 2010 vampire movie that's pretty much Zombieland (right down to the "land" part) but with vampires. And it's deadly, deadly serious. Sometimes too serious. And while that seriousness sometimes dares to cross over into pretentiousness, I had to give it to the movie for sticking to its guns (wooden stakes) and never trying to crack jokes or waste time "satirizing" the "conventions" of the vampire "genre." We're living in the Age of Irony now, where there are quotes around everything and where it's way easier to to guard yourself against ever seeming too sincere or silly by letting the audience know that it's all a big goof anyway; if something seems lame it's because it's supposed to be lame or if it doesn't work it's because it's not supposed to work. It's "satire," see?