The Avengers 1998 Directed by Jeremiah Chechik Welcome back to Movie Monday, where we're continuing our relentless march down my personal list of the worst movies I've ever seen. This week we're suiting up for number 47: The Avengers, the 1998 satirical spy action comedy that managed to take a beloved British television series and … Continue reading The Worst 47 – The Avengers
Satire
The Worst 63 – The Cable Guy
The Cable Guy 1996 Directed by Ben Stiller Welcome to Movie Monday, my dedicated readers! We're continuing our journey through my meticulously compiled list of the worst movies I've ever seen. Today, we're tackling number 63: the 1996 satirical black comedy thriller, The Cable Guy. As always, remember that this list is based solely on my … Continue reading The Worst 63 – The Cable Guy
Pop Culture Parodies
Hey there, pop culture enthusiasts! It's time to dive into the wacky world of pop culture parodies - where our favorite movies, TV shows, and celebrities get a satirical twist that's bound to make you laugh, cringe, or maybe even cry (from laughter, of course). Now, let's be real. We all love our entertainment, but … Continue reading Pop Culture Parodies
Comedic Literature
Hey there, book lovers and comedy enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the world of comedic literature – a realm where humor goes beyond the simple setup and punchline. We're talking about books that tickle your funny bone in ways you never expected, leaving you in stitches and pondering the absurdity of life all at once. … Continue reading Comedic Literature
The Art of Playful Imitation
Let's just get this out of the way up front - I'm not a huge fan of parodies or spoofs. Maybe I'm just too high-brow for that low-brow humor (I kid, I kid...sort of). All snarkiness aside, I can appreciate that parody has carved out a solid niche in the entertainment world over the decades. … Continue reading The Art of Playful Imitation
Satire Through the Ages
Satire has a remarkable ability to catalyze social change. From the satirical plays of ancient Greece to the biting humor of modern comedians, satire has been a powerful tool for shedding light on societal issues and pushing for progress. Satire, in its essence, is humor with a purpose. It's not just about making people laugh; … Continue reading Satire Through the Ages
The Power of Satire
Greetings, literary rebels and enthusiasts of wit! Today, we're unraveling the dynamic tapestry of satire—an art form that's more incisive than a sword-wielding mime and more thought-provoking than a philosophical debate with a rubber chicken. Join us as we journey through the annals of influential satirical works that have dared to challenge conventions, spark laughter, … Continue reading The Power of Satire
AFI #59 – Nashville
Nashville 1975 Directed by Robert Altman Netflix says... Countless characters including Shelley Duvall, Keith Carradine, Ned Beatty, and Karen Black, get caught up in a political rally that takes over Nashville in director Robert Altman's sprawling satirical masterpiece about politics and country music. The many find performances in this mosaic include Lily Tomlin's bored housewife … Continue reading AFI #59 – Nashville
The Confusing Middle 