Quick note, kids and kittens: this Saturday, May 1, is Free Comic Book Day. If you go into a comic book store, you will be able to come out with at least one special free comic book. There are ones for all ages, so don’t be afraid-embrace what you may or may not have seen yet. Also, if you’re in the Roanoke Valley area, or can get to it easily, I would highly recommend stopping by Cosmic Castle, located in Towers Shopping Center, over by Crock & Roll. Cosmic Castle is staffed with wonderfully intelligent and witty employees that can help you out at a moment’s notice, and will readily do so.
We close out yet another blaxploitation month with the movie that’s widely regarded by many as what made Pam Grier famous: Coffy. I’ve got to say that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this month. Blaxploitation movies are one of my favorite movie genres, but not in a “so bad it’s good” kind way-I truly love these movies. There’s something about the rawness, the grit, the from-the-heart feeling that stems from their craft that just gets me smiling. These types of movies are easily a go-to for me.
What’s also been great about this month is that we’ve taken a look at some really shining examples of the genre. Not only have the previous movies reviewed been good blaxploitation movies, but I’ll readily argue that they’re great movies-no extra qualifier. But does Coffy get to join these movies in their greatness? Well, they can’t all be amazing. Continue reading MasterChugs Theater: ‘Coffy’

Our boys are fighting bravely all over the world, including in our own backyards and crawlspaces. Remember: buy bacon, or you’re a damn dirty ape!
As you may have noticed, we have a few different styles of images on this stately site of ours. Confused? Don’t be. We’re here to explain.
And then there’s Rick Snee. He’s got the hover over jokes on most of his images, but he also does a sort of lolcat-esque effect with the text in his images.