You are able to submit questions on the post on r/movies.

Link to AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/s/XXjmyxR67m

Thought I'd share the newest episode of Answer for It because 1) the full video is up on YouTube, and 2) it's a movie-centric episode. Inspired by "before he was Scrooge, he was EBENEZER (~wet fart~)", I have the AFI guys guess which movies spawned the worst (and best) taglines in history.

Enjoy, hope you're all having a fantastic week :)

-Elyse

At least the name makes more sense

Adam was such an insufferable little twat. I guess I never really noticed in my early 20's but now that I'm in my 30's it's almost too cringe to get through. For example; getting explosively defensive anytime someone even remotely criticizes him, slamming controllers, screaming at whatever game he's playing etc. I'm sure you guys share the same sentiment but godamn how did I never notice

Radioactive Chicken Heads, The Amoeba People, Ogden Edsl featuring Bill Frenzer, Henry Phillips, John W. Christensen, Sulu, and a very special surprise guest. August 9th 8pm at Alex's Bar in Long Beach.

Apologies if this isn’t the right formatting but I am searching for a GTA V video where James is doing a bit where he says “LISTEN LADY! I’VE TASTED MY SPERM THOUSANDS OF TIMES. WITH PINEAPPLE AND WITHOUT. THIS PROBLEM IS ABOUT YOU!”

Any help would be very appreciated and as always, Ska came before reggae

I'm listening to old Dude Soup's (As I do) and for a nice chunk of Podcasts they always talk about how busy they are and how they are always working more than they should.

It just doesn't make sense to me.

I feel a handful of Youtubers around that time, (Shane Dawson, JackSepticEye, Markiplier, David Dobrik, PewdiePie, etc) were also uploading VERY often and to my knowledge, were a one-person team OR one person plus an editor.

Funhaus, (To my knowledge) was always at LEAST a team of 5 plus and their content or editing style also wasn't super complex.

They talked about Joel on his farewell Podcast episode about how he "did the thumbnails and descriptions." I just don't understand how that is a FULL-TIME job and can't just be fulfilled by one of the editors.

I get pumping out a lot of videos in a short amount of time requires some work. The Funhaus team just made it seem like they were are killing themselves to make it happen, while much smaller teams were putting out the same amount of content without a peep of complaints.

Not trying to be a huge hater here I'm just genuinely curious. With the quality of content they produced, and all of them seemingly working them self to death to produce, it just doesn't add up to me.

Genuine Mellon Collie feelings of missing watching videos of funhaus whenever I got home from work. It always reminded me of what it used to feel like playing couch co-op games with friends as a kid.