It is hard to tell what in Countdown to Liquor Day is supposed to be a joke.

It is hard to fathom what is worse: that this is the final time Bernie Mac will ever appear on screen or that the producers, director, and studio thought this was a great idea.

Without an engaging central character, someone most people would hate, Up in the Air would not work as well as it does.

This page is a small deconstruction of the box set as whole since it can’t be covered in the individual reviews.

The movie likely would have been green lit with only a single statement: “Mel Brooks plays Hitler.”

… without David Koechner playing the annoying neighbor Nathan, Extract would be completely devoid of humor.

This film feels more like a piece, a small slice of what should be coming.

To understand why The Informant! is amusing, with its unnecessary punctuated title, takes patience.

While the gags vary in their ability to put a smile on your face, Something, Something Darkside is brilliant in its ability to spot the flaws of the original series.

High Anxiety does not have its own identity, which is the likely source of its misguided tone.