You really know what to expect when the opening scene of a film features a man drunkenly stumbling and landing on a karaoke machine, only for it to electrocute him. This also results in the woman singing having her eyeballs pop out of her head—which promptly ends her rendition of I Only Have Eyes For […]
You really know what to expect when the opening scene of a film features a man drunkenly stumbling and landing on a karaoke machine, only for it to electrocute him.
This also results in the woman singing having her eyeballs pop out of her head—which promptly ends her rendition of I Only Have Eyes For […]
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You really know what to expect when the opening scene of a film features a man drunkenly stumbling and landing on a karaoke machine, only for it to electrocute him. This also results in the woman singing having her eyeballs pop out of her head—which promptly ends her rendition of I Only Have Eyes For […]
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