There is something that happens to a person when they become the 'flavor of the week'. No matter why they are getting attention, the offers for movie and TV projects just seem to flood in. All of those promises of riches are hard to resist and can lead to one's downfall when they are no longer 'hot' (I'm looking at YOU, Mr. T.) MMA darling Ronda Rousey is at that place in her hot career.
Red Letter Media is known for their epic critiques of the Star Wars prequel trilogy. Those were kind of funny, but the time has come for them to move on to some bigger and better things. One of these things they have jumped into is the development of supercut videos, where they take "All the..." of something in a particular movie and edit it together into a one minute clip. Today you are going to be treated to "All the punches in the face that take place in Roadhouse". Yup, I just typed that. God I miss Patrick Swayze. Who else could rock a mullet and tight ass pants like that and still kick major ass? R.I.P. you heavenly angel of a man. Click after the jump to see the video...
I took one look at this fan video of some ghetto dude serenading his crackhead/ half naked girlfriend and playing out the classic "Johnny and Baby" moves from Dirty Dancing. This had to be the cause of Swayze's death... had to. Check it out for yourself:
You want to know why I think there is no god??? Because he didn't let that animal chick get her head caught in a ceiling fan or fly over the top of her boyfriends head into a bookshelf like she was intended to. My goodness, WTF??? What are your thoughts on this video? Tell us in the comment section below.
I am a huge Saturday Night Live fan. One of my earliest memories was of my parents watching SNL every Saturday while we were tucked in our bedrooms, and sometimes being allowed to watch for a bit. The show has gone through its ups and downs over its 35 year run, but the fact that it is still on the air after 35 years is a testament to the staying power of the show. Lorne Michaels is a genius at finding and developing young, comedic talent. SNL has produced a bevy of stars over the years, from Eddie Murphy to Tina Fey. The show is doing well again thanks to Ms. Fey and the rest of the team, but I love watching clips from the old shows. Every Saturday I will give you guys one of my favorites. This weeks clip features Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze auditioning for a spot to dance at Chippendale's... everyone has seen this clip and loves it. Its a shame that these two geniuses were taken from us so soon, cause I would love for them to have re-visited this skit again years later. Enjoy... Live from my living room, It's Saturday Night!!!
