Braindance Quarterly: latest previews

The overall output of Dogtown's newest "star" is, put plainly, the worst kind of gutter trash superglued together from third-rate ideas. The editing is so bad as to be almost seizure-inducing, while the content is a gut-wrenching cringefest . It's hard to say who the target audience of this braindancerrhea is seeing as it's too obscene for children and yet at the same time somehow too asinine for adults.
I took an entire weekend to relive all of LIna Malina's scrolls to write this review, but had to stop midway because after each one I felt measurably less intelligent. As Jesus said on his way to Golgotha when he was stopped by a journalist: "It's hard to find anything to like about this."