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This has absolutley nothing to do with the site or movies, but Big Butter Jesus is dead. Sad day indeed.

For my take on this tragedy, click here to visit my very neglected blog.

We usually try to stay pretty silly and lighthearted around here, but I'm afraid I must be serious for a moment. Over the past week the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have received numerous death threats—most notably from the radical New York-based organization, Revolution Muslim—in response to a recent episode of their show in which the Muslim prophet Mohammed appeared.

Regardless of your opinion of this particular episode, South Park, or its creators; this cowardly attack on free speech is completely unacceptable in a free society and must be fought. It is vitally important to demonstrate to those who wish to silence others by means of intimidation and violence that free people will not cower in fear because of the irrational demands of violent extremists.

In response to these terroristic threats, I am hereby announcing BadMovieRealm.com's unwavering support of Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone as a show of open defiance against those who have issued these threats. While I admit this may not be much, I feel obligated to show my support to the creators of my favorite, little foul-mouthed fourth graders. It is my hope that other bloggers and webmasters will join me in this show of solidarity against radical Islam's latest “Jihad against free speech.”

Please feel free to use the banner below if you wish to show your support (Clicking the banner will take you to a larger version).

For more on this story, click here and here.

Happy Easter everybody. What better way to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ (Or the birth of the Easter bunny, and the miracle of a rabbit being blessed with the ability to lay eggs, I can't remember) than with a review of the 1972 biker Jesus flick, J.C.

Yeah, I'm serious. Biker Jesus. This isn't a belated April Fools joke, I swear. Plus as an Easter bonus, a little tribute to my hometown's (well, just outside my hometown) very own fig bucking Jesus statue from Heywood Banks.