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bill hicks, random, earl hamner, anti semitism, defamer, non fiction, deena martin, shawn andrews, listen music, tommy chong, rini bell, tom dicillo, great names, discrimination, black history, hiphop, fascism, putdowns, sasha jenson,
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Scanners by Bryan Schingle Was Scanners a parable about out of control corporations or just abusive an excuse to show exploding heads? Repo Man by Wil Forbis Packed with dead aliens, punk rock angst and Harry Dean Stanton in the role of his career, Alex Cox's cinematic abusive masterpiece defined the term "cult film." RoboCop by John Saleeby Peter Weller shines abusive as the clanking crimefighter in need of axel grease. Falling Down by Wil Forbis The final defense of the angry white male. Office Space by Wil Forbis Mike Judge, creator of Beavis and Butthead, satirizes the modern deskjob. Mr. Bungle by Wil Forbis The maniacal album that inspired tens, even dozens of musicians to become agro/metal/funk fanatics. Remember the clowns! Body Count by Cody Wayne Ice-T's hardcore metal group, famous for their ode to cop killin', get their due. John Carpenter's "The Thing" by Cody Wayne John Carpenter redefined the horror genre with his study of arctic isolation and shape shifting aliens.
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