Buffy the Vampire Slayer
We've watched all seven seasons for you. Twice.
Known for its quippy humor and cheesy special effects, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is quintessential Preposterone and one of the best television series of its generation. Buffy and the Scooby gang staked a lot of vamps in seven seasons. More recently, Buffy has taken on Twilight's Edward Cullen (see below for details).
In our first In Depth feature, we offer the Preposterone list of:
Top Ten Episodes
Our top ten is culled from 145 episodes spread over seven seasons.Best Seasons
We whittled down must-see Buffy from seven to three seasons.
Buffy vs. Twilight's Edward Cullen
George Clooney Night
Two Comedies. One Funny. One Not So Much. Both Good.
Watch Three Kings first. It's mildly funny in the beginning, but quickly grows intense. Relax afterwards with The Men Who Stare at Goats. Then head outside for some cloud bursting.
We don't normally recommend previews here at Preposterone. They tend to show too much. And in the case of comedies, they often spoil all of the funny lines. But if you are of the ilk who prefers to know what you are getting into movie-wise, you can watch the previews for The Men Who Stare at Goats and Three Kings below.
Breech Clouts FTW
| Movie: | The Last of the Mohicans |
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| Rating: | R |
| Reviewer: | PoseyDozer |
| Date: | February 21, 2010 |
Things I love about this movie: Wes Studi as Magua, a Huron warrior seeking revenge against an English military officer and his daughters for the death of his own family. Emotionless and furious, strong and single-minded, no one in this film is scarier. And no one looks more convincing and intimidating in a breech clout and leggings …
So many unanswered questions...
| Movie: | crank |
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| Rating: | R |
| Reviewer: | tpb |
| Date: | October 11, 2009 |
Movies can be evaluated on so many levels. The subjectivity of likeability and interests and what one gleans from a film can evoke so much in one and so little in another. Sometimes it's not so much what one sees, as what one doesn't that creates for the viewer his or her memorable film-going moments …