Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Movie: Zombieland
I am not sure if we need another comedy zombie film. Shaun of the Dead pretty much nailed it.
Part of it is that zombies are never about the zombies but about how people deal with it. And they are something that normal people can deal with. Zombies are dumb and (usually) slow. You don't ned fancy weapons or planning. Anything with an edge. Also zombie movies are cheap to make (relatively). Slap some makeup on and you have a zombie.
And they give a guiltless excuse to kill people in fanciful ways. Because they are already dead.
I feel a bit bad for Jesse Eisenberg since he is going too be know as "the guy who isn't Micheal Cera."
(Note: I still think there is room for a comedy zombie apocalypse tv series. I still want Eliza Skinner to make it. In part because I want to see what I look as a zombie. In fact, I love playing zombies. I will GLADLY play a zombie in any project anyone has. Actually, now that I think of it, I will play any sort of mindless killing monster in any project any one has.)
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Theater: The End of the World
Chances are if you are reading this, you've seen me plug thisa dozen dozen times. But I am pretty proud to be involved with it so here it goes again.
Only two more chances to catch it. June 23rd and 30th. 11pm.
Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. 307 26th Street. NYC. $5.
The End of the World is an improvised apocalypse. The show is split into two roughly 25 minute halves. The first half, based off a single suggestion, starts at an apocalyptic moment and then goes back to the see the events the led up to it, and then ends with the moment again. The second half is a single long post-apocalyptic scene based on the events of the first half.
Only two more chances to catch it. June 23rd and 30th. 11pm.
Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. 307 26th Street. NYC. $5.
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