You Know What's Bullshit

I like this, it's funny, intelligent and important. You can learn a lot from this. On the other hand, it really lacks episodes, there are tons of subjects this could examine. Also some of the stuff are poor nitpicking like the episode about the buns with too much cheese filling... Just don't buy those brand buns, I'm sure there are other brands of buns which have less cheese filling...

Anyone remember that YKWBS episode where where James - or should I say Gaymes, says "Soon they'll make you sit through an add -before- you can get into an elevator" or something to that effect. Now, CineAssacre makes us sit through several adds (and one in video!) before we can watchi their content.

An add where there's more work seemingly put into than the actual video we are about to see... Pathetic.

I'm not one of those Reddit Neckbeards that think's James owes me or that Screenwave is the new Nazi Party or whatever - but... being highly disappointed by -all- CM output in the past 2-3 years, I will not sit through this any more...

Cinemassacre has become the LJN of pop-cultre and now with the dramatic (and censored) "You know what's BS?", just like the New Nerd Episodes, this show has become BS and I will not support any new Cinemassacre, it's gotten that bad.

You, you are a dumb baby and I dont like you, go away.

What's more hilarious than hearing someone rant and rave about the mundane frustrations we as a species collectively share daily? Oh I don't know maybe if the character in question has bull-feces for a face. This series has a very home made feel to it with some videos being little more than slideshows of pictures, but that's not really what we come here for, what we come for is the hilarious narration of a guy that just cant take it anymore. He's bursting at the seams with annoyance at these trivial things that most people can relate to. We've all been boiled to the point of exploding over something simple but man this guy really knows how to dissect it. You start to wonder if in real life he's really this misanthropic, but from what I can jest, nah this guy is actually incredibly wholesome. This huge contrast only draws more highlight to the character played and adds some merit to his acting skills. This might be my favorite Cinemassacre series purely for the relatability. It can turn things that you don't really ever think about into something of catastrophic proportions. The way he just rips and tears into the people that designed these faulty apparatuses is entertaining to watch and I find myself going through the whole catalog from time to time, as they are very short and can be consumed quickly and easily without much thought. Where I might be afraid to say something to a customer service person for fear of being deemed a jerk at least I can always live vicariously through The BullS**t-Man. A hilarious segment that I wish there was more of