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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Star Dreck

Up until a couple of minutes ago, I'd have sworn that J.J. Abrams was the worst thing ever to happen to the Star Trek franchise. I would have been wrong, as Paramount just hired the director of the Fast and Furious movies to helm the next installment.

That's going from a mistake to a mockery. They'd get better results with a blank canvas and a poo-flinging Mugato. R.I.P. Star Trek.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 10:45

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