We chat with two of the stars behind the big screen adaptation of Comedy Central’s late, lamented, twisted work of surreal genius, STRANGERS WITH CANDY.

Supreme Ruler of the Known Universe Ralph Zinobop promises the world and denies any connection to local prostitutes in the Melonpool Quickcast Fourth of July Spectacular!

The weekend’s here. You’ve just been paid, and it’s burning a hole in your pocket. What’s a pop culture geek to do? In hopes of steering you in the right direction to blow some of that hard-earned cash, it’s time for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted…

It may be summer hiatus, but we roll out the first in a series of exclusive episode commentaries to hold you over the long wait for Season 6…

Game On! returns this week with more reviews a some Xbox Live news with new maps for CALL OF DUTY 2 and looks at NBA BALLERS: REBOUND, Disney/Pixar’s CARS, MOTO GP 06, THE MOVIES: STUNTS AND EFFECTS EXPANSION PACK and METAL GEAR SOLID: DIGITAL GRAPHIC NOVEL…

Peter Sanderson wraps up his in-depth look at X-MEN: THE LAST STAND.

Politics and the military are the themes of two new DVDs this week, as D. K. Holm takes a look at ANNAPOLIS and COMMNADER IN CHIEF.

After an impulse purchase of the massive indie comic tome, Fred is blown away by Alex Robinson’s BOX OFFICE POISON…

This week, Mattt Potter talks to Director Adam Rifkin, bitches about Will Wilkins then says he is a good guy, but then bitches about him again, and drops some “OLD FOOL” science on your ass! (If you know what I mean!)

This week, Hod gets a visit from Odin’s ravens and finds out how the family’s been doing without him around.

Michael Dequina talks Superman, CLICK, and a flick about WAIST DEEP.

Randal & Dante ponder what flick moviegoers will be seeing this summer in the first of our exclusive Clerks 2 InAction shorts.

Hawaii may be home to beautiful beaches and wonderful people, but nothing can suck the cool out of a vampire like wearing one of their trademark shirts. Angel and Spike might not make the cover of GC in these things, but they can make it on your shelf, thanks to Diamond. Check out the review!

Joe Corey’s “Party Favors” column of pop-culture ephemera makes its home at the Quick Stop, with Seymore Butts, Russ Meyer, and Philly cheese.

Widget Walls’ “Widge Goes Off” returns with a Quickcast and a round of Monday Morning Box Office Quarterbacking.

This week, our host Alastor waits at the finish line for the finalsits of the Amazingly Deadly Race.

Christopher Stipp of Trailer Park talks to Tim Nett of… Trailer Park, as they discuss the evolution of modern trailers and the people who make them.

We wrap up our inaugural week with an exclusive “lost” audio commentary from the first season of THE VENTURE BROS., which makes its second season debut this Sunday evening at 10:30pm on [adult swim].

Quick Stop is now the exclusive home of the Scrubs Blog, featuring behind-the-scenes shenanigans and insights from the cast & crew of NBC’s fan favorite med-com. This week, it’s a special Season 5 farewell…

The weekend’s here. You’ve just been paid, and it’s burning a hole in your pocket. What’s a pop culture geek to do? In hopes of steering you in the right direction to blow some of that hard-earned cash, it’s time for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide - your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted…

Forget studying, flash cards and practice tests! Addicted to Bad has the proven, PAY IT FORWARD method of guaranteed A’s! Sure, it involves letting your horribly disfigured teacher score with your mom, but you want to get into a good school, right?

Steve Troop’s Melonpool lands at Quick Stop with a Quickcast video series, the first installment of which proves how difficult it is to work with kids.

Peter Sanderson’s in-depth comic analyses find their way to Quick Stop, beginning with a look at X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, both the flick and the Chris Claremont novelization.

From re-introducing himself to revealing too much about himself, Christopher Stipp takes some time to review trailers for GRIDIRON GANG, WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR?, GHOST RIDER and Jet Li’s triumphant looking FEARLESS all inside the Trailer Park.

D. K. Holm catches up with the intense thriller Running Scared, by the team that gave us The Cooler.

Ian Bonds has all the gaming news and reviews you can use (as well as a rhyming dictionary) with his looks at ASTONISHIA STORY, ROCKSTAR GAMES PRESENTS: TABLE TENNIS, STREET FIGHTER ALPHA ANTHOLOGY and AND 1 STREETBALL.

[adult swim]’s Dana Snyder and Ken Plume’s weekly chat podcast returns, now at the Quick Stop.

Cartoonist Fred Hembeck makes his Quick Stop debut with a personal piece about Al Jolson, The Beatles, and the incredible allure of Hayley Mills. You know, from THE PARENT TRAP…

M.C. is back in the cushy new digs with an introduction, a couple of reviews, and a really cool contest… in that order.

D.K. Holm is back with even more commentary on everything from Roger Ebert to John Wayne.

In the first of our collectible spotlights, we take a gander at Sideshow’s epic Marvel “VS” series of dioramas featuring the two feral mutants locked in deadly combat.

Alison attempts to tell you about the best foreign films of the last decade and asks your opinion about what films truly are the best.

Quick Stop welcomes Paul Dini’s Monkey Talk (co-hosted by his irrepressible sock monkey son, Rashy) featuring an interview with comics artist/writer Bill Morrison (and plenty of Rashy shenanigans).

You know, we can’t even begin to describe the first Quick Stop piece from View Askew’s own Mattt Potter, so it’s probably best you just click on the link and experience it for yourself.

This week, Hod begins his rigorous training in a class made up of his martial artist peers… the toddlers.

D.K. Holm takes an in-depth look at filmmaker Richard Linklater’s latest, A Scanner Darkly, as well as his indie classic Slacker.

Christopher Mills is back with the largest Late Show yet, with reviews of eleven new cult, exploitation and B-movies on DVD - everything from classic British horrors, Brazilian babes in bondage and spectacular space opera from the creators of Godzilla!

Are you a fan of all things toy? Oh, c’mon, admit it - those action figures, busts and prop replicas are mighty cool. Michael Crawford will be giving you the lowdown every week on all the goodies! This week, a short introduction, just so we can get all personal like…

The construction crew has left, we’ve thrown open the doors, and we’re ready to serve you. We’ve even got a special welcome video and some hot coffee.

We chat up David Walliams and Matt Lucas, the stars of Brit import Little Britain.

This week, Britt Schramm christens PftL’s move into its new digs by telling you why you should embrace the newest Saturday morning incarnation of the Dark Knight. Plus the PftL Mailbox, 3 New Comics to Keep Your Eye On This Week and a 4-color appearance by our man Kev; just not in the way that you’d expect.

Widget Walls discusses the strategy of New York’s Westbeth Entertainment - a strategy so terrifyingly simple, it beggars explanation as to why it hasn’t been done before. The strategy? Britain has plenty of comedy - let’s import some of theirs.

This week in Spook’d, Van Helsing uses his brains to deal with the rioters as we finish off the current KIPS storyline.

Bear McCreary conducts and performs his score from Season 2 of Battlestar Galactica.

Antony Teofilo watched in awe as Bear McCreary, composer of the score to Battlestar Galactica, performed music from the show’s second season with his studio band for a modestly sized audience.

Well, here I am, back again with more reviews and such for another fun-filled week in Game On! This week, I’ve actually got a couple of RPGs to cover, as well as a few of the more violent titles that have been recently released. I’m not much for intros as it is, so let’s just jump right in here, shall we?

This week, Jeffery Stevenson and Seth Damoose demote young Hod back into the beginner’s stages of his life.

80: KIPS - Hurry, Hurry

My very own lost-in-the-archives column with reviews of LITTLE MAN, FLUSHED AWAY, YOU ME AND DUPREE and WORLD TRADE CENTER. Collect all 6, trade with your friends…

The International Intrigue hiatus is officially over. I don’t know how you went about watching any foreign films at all in the past couple of weeks. Don’t worry, I’ve returned to guide you through the murky waters of languages not quite our own.

But in the interest of easing back in, I’ve just got one single solitary review for you (regulars will know that oftentimes I have many). So I dedicate this still not-all-that-short column to the “I love your column but it takes me all week to read it” crowd.