Reviews

For starters I just wanna say, go to hell John K.

Now that we got that out of the way, let's talk about this... thing.

"Ren Seeks Help" is an episode of a reboot of a kids' show. John K, being the weirdo he is, decided to reboot Ren & Stimpy with an adult twist. This episode, in particular, is notoriously one of (if not, THE) worst episodes of said reboot.

It's all about Ren, well... seeking help. He goes to a therapist, the therapist being Mr. Horse, from the original series. What then happens is a series of cruel flashbacks that are just sad to see such as Ren plucking the legs off of bugs. I'm not kidding. This really happens. Please don't watch this show.

Listen. I've seen it all. InAPPropriate Comedy, Movie 43, heck... even Disaster Movie. But THIS!

I have never been so bored at a movie trying its hardest to offend. This movie moves at a snail's pace and it's only an hour and a half!

Vince Offer genuinely does not know how to make a movie. InAPPropriate Comedy, at the very least, had a somewhat cohesive thread of plot... but this is a nothing burger. All you get is lazily put-together sketches that just get rehashed in InAPPropriate Comedy.

It's sad that talents like Bobby Lee and Slash are in this thing. I hope the check was worth it, guys.

This show is great and all, but this is definitely not PG. Mentions of killing people and "fornication" are riddled throughout this. Other than the oddly placed innuendos, Christine's creativity is really cool.

The puppets are pretty funny but again, the innuendos are just not necessary. It tries to hard to be different from anyone.

I kinda like how the Henson Company tries to go out of the box with their shows. Earth To Ned was a breath of fresh air and Muppets Now was cute.

If you're over the age of 14, I'd say go and give this a watch. It's charmingly hilarious but it's still a genuine cooking show.

Honestly, that's it. It's just swearing. This man is Nick freaking Miller himself and the talent is just nowhere to be seen. Clearly, the animation was just ripping off Rick and Morty since that's the big thing now. It's just ridiculous how anyone could possibly like this, even a little. Who's even the target audience? 12 year olds that just discovered sweats? Go watch Inside Job if you want decent Netflix adult animation. Bob's Burgers, this is not. Don't waste your time,people. Even Ron Funches, who is stellar in anything else, can't save this trainwreck. Just ridiculous. Now, I'm gonna fill up my character amount.

That's it. That is the video. Just a girl twerking to Avril Lavigne's "What The Hell." Nothing more, nothing less. Have fun, if you catch my Tokyo Drift.

Personally, I like this show. I, however, can see why people could hate this. The simplicity of the "animation" and Skillet's screeching can be a bit overbearing, but this is what you pay for with a show about an alcoholic mouse.

I have never felt so weird and confused during a movie. It's not in a bad way, not at all. Just... weird. Don't believe me? Watch it. I cannot explain the mere details of this film. 10/10.

This is the most confusing and fast show I have ever seen... at first. Once you're in like 5 episodes deep, you start to understand the format more. Have fun.

I have watched the ENTIRE first season and I'm caught up on the latest episode as of now... but I'm still not sure if I truly like this or not. I will admit, it's different. Give it a shot, I guess. They're just three busy Debras doing Debra things, kinda reminds me of Tim And Eric or The Heart She Holler.

Okay... where to begin.

This hour-and-a-half raunchfest basically boils down to "what if they swore" and it takes that to a gross extreme, yet it feels too corporate and "clean" to be an actual satire of war history.

It relies heavily on fratboy culture, but America. There's beer pong and keg stands, but it's George Washington. There's not much joke wise.

The wasted potential of this... thing makes me so upset. The animation is very unique, especially for Netflix, but they don't really expand on it. It just feels like if a subpar graphic novel came to life.

In terms of voice acting, it's actually well done. Lots of comedy legends are on here, like Andy Samberg and Simon Pegg, but now it's a war movie. Everyone does their part and does it well.

The score and soundtrack is cool, I guess. Nothing inoffensive, just rap music and stuff.

There's a surprising amount of blood and gore in this, too. I guess they were going for a more "accurate" representation of the war... if you can even call it accurate.

So, yeah. If you're into that weird raunchy stoner-comedy kind of vibe, this is right up your alley. Don't expect grade-A commentary on the government... it's a Netflix movie, not a Sundance doc.

She wiped her P**nHub. Where did she go? She still has a massive catalog, though. Hot af, too. Really well done and you can tell she enjoys it, too. 😏

Normally, i love weird stuff but... what in the living hell is this? I don't hate it, in fact it's funny, but... what.

I made it through four episodes.

Some jokes just go on for way too long, but since it's improvised... I give it a pass. The Conan episode is great, but that's because it's Conan so yknow.

Isn't it kinda suspicious that Drake is behind this? Yknow, the guy who was texting Millie Bobby Brown? Not trying to slander anyone's name but... it just feels a bit weird to handle. Zendaya is alright, I guess.

This man really called women "females" and... well... the C-word, a word so bad even I don't wanna say it. Not crap... the other one. So... yeah.......

This was really hyped up when it first came out. Unfortunately, Zooey had like five minutes of screen time. The jokes were okay, though. Not the greatest... but whatever.

Kinda scary but kinda not. A few minor jumpscares and blood, but with comical results. Funny but dated jokes throughout and a same-sex kiss scene.

A good movie for a good era.

Never expected this to be this good. Adult Swim has been on a roll lately with shows like Tuca and Bertie, Rick And Morty, and their infamous infomercial parodies. This is definitely a show for the ages. 👍

Wow.

That's all I have to say.

Nothing else.

Just... wow.

Watch this now.

Now.

I'm serious.

It's funny.

It's traumatic.

It's dramatic.

It's emotional.

It's violent. (VERY violent)

It's Barry.

Almost all the jokes can be seen as problematic these days. The "gore" was comical at best but annoying at worst... which was most of the time. The soundtrack was almost exclusively Snoop. The special effects look like something out of Birdemic. But hey, it's a Snoop horror movie. No durr it's gonna be this self-awareness circlejerk.

This is sad. How did this happen? I thought this was gonna be quirky, but this is genuinely upsetting and sad.

This is just commentary on Disney being a corporate hellhole. This is nothing new.

Welp... time to re-watch Wandavision.

It's not scary. It's mostly the atmosphere that is. In some scenes, there are fake guts and such... but that's mostly just yarn.

The songs are obviously catchy as most showtunes are and the humor is reminiscent of that of Family Guy or Airplane. Very meta in its humor and it doesn't hide it either.

The first Suicide Squad was an obvious letdown, but this is definitely better.

It's violent, gory, funny, badass... Margot Robbie is a baddie... definitely better than a tatted-up Joker.