Evil Dead The Musical: Parody or Sexist Pile of Crap?

uh it's not a song, maybe be fore you pick on something ya should take a lil listen dont ya think?

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You're right, its not a song, but still, does it matter if the words are sung or not?

I guess I should have said "track" instead.

Regardless, song or scene, its not funny.

Plus, they also need to pick up a rhyming dictionary.

Thin and Him do not a rhyme make.

The thing too is does the song fit with the character? can you call a piece misogynistic if it's just showing a character (parody or not) being so?

It's hard to know where to draw the line--I know of one stupdent paper who called Sondheim racist for his "n*loving" line in Assassins--when of course it's quintessential to John Wilkes Booth's character

A slant rhyme is a rhyme of two similar words...the 'im' and 'in' sound are VERY similar, and work fine as a rhyme. Just to let ya know.

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Oh, butter my biscuit, I just remembered assonance only applies to vowel sounds. Still, it's used in most slant rhymes.

That's why he says it with a huge smile on his face.

And women aren't the only stupid bitches in the play. Death is also a stupid bitch.

its just a joke, its a musical, and certainly not one meant to be taken seriously, just have fun with it. now if he Scott called Cheryl a stupid bitch and told her to get back into the kitchen, then that would be sexist. All it was, was the characters funny little running joke. According to him, Cheryl is a stupid bitch, and Death is a stupid bitch, and last i checked, Death has no gender. you know, im used to defending horror films because some people just dont like gore or scary things, so they attack them, but i never thought id have to defend Evil Dead: The Musical, because someone calls someone a stupid bitch.