Living With a Nerd

Much like the rest of Aardman Animations works, Shaun the Sheep is hilarious no matter how old you are.
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Had it been made by anyone other than John Waters, Polyester would have been considered lewd and perverse.  However, because it was directed by Waters, it weighs in as one of the director’s “cleanest” films.

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With something to offend everyone and jabs thrown at every “high school teacher” film ever made, Hamlet 2 is absolutely hilarious.

Note: minor spoilers

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With an all-star cast, great on screen chemistry, and a semi-realistic take on the “hacker” film, Sneakers is a classic.

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Published by Harper Perennial in 2007, Crooked Little Vein marks comic legend Warren Ellis‘ first foray into the world of books.

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What happens when you combine a ridiculous premise, a comedic script, a $100,000 budget, and an 80’s low-budget film style?  You get Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter.

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Rainy Day Movie is a feature here on Living With a Nerd that provides short insights into movies and series that you should save for a rainy day.  In this edition of Rainy Day Movie, we take a look at the hilariously overdone Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future.

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Directed by film legend Harold Ramis, The Ice Harvest is a great movie for the holiday season.

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Aqua Teen Hunger Force has always aired in 15-minute episodes.  How well does the show work as a full length feature film?  Click through to find out.

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Too often, narratives are cut short.  It seems that shows and story lines that deserve to be told and expanded upon are wrecked, destroyed in their prime.  Such was the fate of Clone High.  I remember watching each episode as it aired back in 2003.  Having graduated high school in 2002, it appeared at the perfect time in life; a time in which I no longer experienced the situations portrayed, yet a time in which the situations portrayed were still fresh memories in my mind. 

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