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Grotuu
the Unspeakable
Our least human reviewer and (after his recent hostile takeover)
CEO, Grotuu the Unspeakable, is a tentacled monster from the faraway
galaxy of X'plc. There, he made his living primarily as an interstellar
dictator and conqueror but did some freelancing for special interest
publications. He originally came to Earth with the intent of devouring
humanity, or at least our brains. Upon sampling our entertainment,
Grotuu was so moved that he cranked out several pages of reviews
on the spot. We saw his work and made him an offer. The rest, as
they say, is . . . unspeakable. |
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Violet
Dementia
We're afraid to say too much about Violet after the warnings
her lawyers gave us. Suffice it to say that it is not the
position of YBFG that she is a victim of alien abductions or the
product of an unholy genetic experiment gone awry. It was perhaps
rumors to that effect, or her stated mission to "defy convention,
the rules of good taste, and most laws of nature" which brought
this blinding force of purpleness to Grotuu's attention. He has
some sort of breeding plans for Violet which we're not too sure
will work out, but with Grotuu's frightfully advanced technology
and alien physiology, there's no telling. Our lawyers have advised
us to add that, if you want to find out more about Violet, you can
go to violetdementia.com. |
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Carolyn
Maccabee
"Carolyn Maccabee" is a pseudonym. Carolyn doesn't
like to give out her real name on the Internet, or even to bank
tellers for that matter. She has worked in the communication field
for the past five years, and now publishes a popular newsletter
of her own in addition to working here. Carolyn reputedly holds
an advanced degree of some sort, but we have been unable to find
out what her field of study was. |
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Matt
Milton
Although he has a degree in marketing, Matt had dropped
out of big business and was working for credit at comic book stores
before he came to us. If it's in any way related to to comics, animated
film, or science fiction, Matt knows it backwards and forwards.
He knows all the latest rumors and will discuss them at length,
both on the Internet and in person. After recklessly
experimenting with ceremonial magic in his mother's basement,
Matt came under the influence of the demon Sabnach, and is now somewhat
less easy-going. |
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Ed
Phillips
Ed delivers office supplies to ButterFlavored's corporate
HQ. Once the staff got over his deliberately tattered clothes and
many piercings, he took to hanging around after his weekly drop-off
and talking about their reviews. One day, Ed dropped off some reviews
of his own, with a note that we could use them only on the condition
that they were not edited in any way, even for spelling and grammar.
Ed continues to operate on these terms, believing that any alteration
of his work would compromise his artistic integrity. |
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Calvin
Schultz
Calvin Schultz is proud to have worked his way up to his
current position from the assembly line. No one is quite certain
how he accomplished this; we don't even have an assembly line. Still,
Calvin makes sure everyone knows that long hours, Christian living,
and lots of good honest sweat got him where he is today. Calvin
does have his jolly side, though, and is fond of telling jokes,
particularly when he can use them to start on his favorite topic:
the liberal media. |
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Judith
Tolbert
Judith's list of degrees and references is much too long
to include here. She is the only member of our staff who actually
has a background in film, although her primary field of study is
English literature. Judith is known for her ability to always find
the deeper meaning, even when there is no deeper meaning. After
a terrifying occult experience, followed by a long interview with
Grotuu, Judith suffered a nervous breakdown, and now seems to have
some difficulty staying on-topic. |
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Thomas
Williams-Martin
Thomas has a Doctorate of Sensitivity. His dissertation
is famous for exposing the previously unspoken favoritism enjoyed
by the citizens of northern New Hampshire over their less fortunate
neighbors in the southern half of the state. This, and his ground-breaking
work in the field of gender-neutral pronouns, won him widespread
acclaim in academic circles. In conversation, Thomas is more famous
for his inability to express even the simplest thoughts without
backtracking several times to make sure he's not using any offensive
terminology. In Grotuu's New Company, Thomas has been put in charge
of public relations, so he rarely has time to do movie reviews. |
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