New Line Cinema pledges to give you more bad movie for your money.

The movie with the plot that had made it a complete joke on internet is being given a additional reworking to make it the biggest joke ever literally. After the news surfaced, that Samuel L. Jackson was starring in a movie where the entire plot revolved around him being trapped on a commerical airliner where a very large amount of deadly snakes have been set loose, word of mouth gave an unexpected cult status throughout the internet. As a result, the studio reverted the title to the upcoming summer movie Flight 121 to its self-explanatory working title Snakes on a Plane and are now bringing it BACK into production in order to add material to legitamitely take it from PG-13 to an R rating, including more gore, more deaths, more nudity and, yes, you got it, more snakes. The move is an attempt to forgo the action-movie audience for the now-obvious larger audience who plan on laughing thier asses off as Samuel L. Jackson yells his new catch-phrase, "I want these motherfucking snakes off the motherfucking plane!".

From my experience, movies that are actually designed to be bad don't turn out to be entertaining in any way what-so-ever and it's the movies crafted by a bad movie-maker such as Ed Wood who truly believe they're making the greatest movie of all time that earn the laughable cult status. But this might actually be the best of both worlds, between the really bad CG-snakes attacking passengers and Samuel L. Jackson whipping around fake rubber snakes almost out of pure frustration, it seems almost too bad to be true.

Matt Stone and Trey Parker get in the last word as Chef is killed off on South Park for the 10th season premiere.

By using old sound clips, mostly from the very first episode of South Park, Chef is dragged though the mud in South Park's 10th season premiere where he is then very brutally killed off after choosing a cult called the "Super Adventure Club" over going back to South Park. At the end of episode, which is in itself is "a spoof of spoof" of the practice of Scientology (shown last year), Kyle calls out to viewers to appreciate the years Issac Hayes spent with South Park and direct any anger towards the Church of Scientology who forced him to quit the show in the first place. South Park also hints at hope that maybe Chef might somehow come back to them. South Park fans have already called for a boycott against the upcoming third Mission : Impossible movie starring Tom Cruise and any other future movie Tom Cruise is involved in. I really suggest anyone upset with the amount of misuse of self-appointed power the Church of Scientology has decided to dish out or anyone who's just plain sick of Tom Cruise being a complete dumbass on a regular basis join in on the boycott.

This has to be both the funniest and the most traumatizing episode of South Park ever. As a South Park fan from the very first episode almost a decade ago, Chef getting overkilled like that is something you don't expect/want to happen so suddenly. Leave it to the current king of satires to make something like this so incredibly funny.

The voice of Chef quits after nine years of South Park over the Tom Cruise episode.

And it's definitely not for suggesting that Tom Cruise is gay. "Trapped in the Closet" is quickly becoming South Park's most controversial episode as Issac Hayes, who happens to be a member of the Church of Scientology, made his first vocal outburst concerning the show's recent lack of respect toward religions. Throughout the years, South Park has featured episodes satirizing Christians, Catholics, Jews, Mormons, Muslims, and just about other religion you can think of on a consistent basis. But after countering the recent attention the Church of Scientology, South Park receives its first actual taste of harmful backlash as Issac Hayes, who received instant praise as the voice of Chef ever since the very first episode of South Park, will not be part of the tenth season which begins March 22. Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker respond by pointing out how Issac preaches completely different standards for all other religions and isn't so much preaching tolerance and respect towards others as he is applying exclusive favoritism towards the superiors in his own community as Issac never showed any disapproval in any way over the content of the show until now