the dope report

IFC’s miniseries documentary about your favorite comedians’ favorite comedians, featuring interviews with Lorne Michaels, Dan Aykroyd, and many more awesome individuals. For another MP dick-suck-a-thon, Monty Python: The Other British Invasion is also out today.

Woody Allen’s latest film featuring Larry David, creator of Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Expect Larry to be the hilarious asshole he always is.

Some hardcore “I’ma fuckin’ stab you” hip-hop from one of the most hot-headed emcees. Dude seems easily upset.

Dreamy, ambient lo-fi pop perfect for whippets. Pass that balloon, son!

The classic 3-D fighting game that should be renamed Button-Mashers Ball.

Do your best Greg Gillis impersonation as you try to mix songs spanning multiple genres, from the Beastie Boys to David Bowie to Marvin Gaye. There’s also a limited Renegade Edition featuring a sweet carrying case and extra tracks from Jay-Z and Eminem.

Good old mindless Hollywood entertainment from the master, Michael Bay. Hokey screenwriting aside, at least there’s a mega shit-ton of explosions, huge robots fighting, and hot-ass Megan Fox.

If only to see Kevin Costner sip on his own pee in hi-def.

The formerly New Zealand’s fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo are back with songs from Season 2 of the hilarious HBO series.

Finally, a teenage rapper that’s actually talented and really knows about hip-hop culture. The entire album also features production from west coast beat luminary Exile.

This first-person shooter pits you as a mercenary searching for life-renewing technology on a barren, post-apocalyptic planet. This is the closest you’ll ever get to living out your Road Warrior fantasies.

Considered to be one of the best concert films ever made, you can now see David Byrne’s big-suited antics in the luscious glory that is high-definition.

This documentary centers around the master of horror and Sci-Fi, H.P. Lovecraft. The feature holds interviews with Guillermo Del Toro, John Carpenter, Neil Gaiman, and a slew of authors and filmmakers influenced by the call of Cthulhu.

Speaking of which, modern-day master Sam Raimi returns to the horror/comedy genre that made the Evil Dead series so awesome. With a 92% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes, you can’t go wrong.

Wayne Coyne and gang deliver yet another worthy head-trip experience.

The great grandaddy of the Hieroglyphics crew, Del submits further proof that he’s one of hip-hop’s best emcees. A team-up with Tame One from the classic Artifacts crew makes this a formidable lyrical duo.