train wreck n. a disaster or failure, especially one that is unstoppable or unavoidable; a disorganized, problematic, or chaotic person or thing; an incongruous situation. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
raincoat crowd n. an audience (of a film) mainly interested in prurient content. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
avar n.— «Designing cars for computer animation is not designing for the real world, but it has similarities. To orchestrate the motion, Pixar used a shared platform, a system not unlike a real carmaker’s. The film’s cars have a common...
mooby n.— «Before his weight loss, the film director was mocked by a tabloid newspaper after a photograph of him on a Caribbean beach showed his droopy chest, or “moobies”—a neologism for male boobs.» —“Super-slimmer Winner...
Kanglish n.— «After Hinglish, it’s now time for Kanglish films. And a filmmaker in the city has chosen to launch a film where the dialogues are a blend of Kannada and English which is how most of Bangalore speaks, anyway.» —“This is...
skeet v.— «I will only touch lightly upon the aesthetic value of the film Backdoor Sluts 5. The propensity of one’s ejaculation, or “skeet” as it is known in more crass circles, is an aspect that is highly personalized.» —“An...