But nay! The very cool and often very funny Web site founded by director Joe Dante is actually dedicated to showcasing the low-res ads of classic movies, "with particular emphasis on the lurid, the extreme, and the outrageous."

The best part, though, is that each trailer gets its own commentary from filmmakers such as Edgar Wright and Eli Roth. The site is updated at least a few times a week, and you can also get content on your cell via the Fun Little Movies mobile channel.

Here's Wright on Corruption, an apparently prime piece of thriller cheese from 1968 that he claims influenced his own brilliant Grindhouse trailer, Don't. Though I beg to differ that no woman would go see this on her own:

Big news coming out of Daytona. I mean, Kenseth is a monster.

Good feature on the front of Washington Post Metro today about an ages-old killing in Virginia, a confession, and the aftermath. I've been hearing some grumblings of late that the Metro people are having a tough time making it to A1. If so, this'd be Exhibit A in my case to the page-placement jury.

NYT has a great piece on an inquiry into corruption on part of U.S. officials in Iraq just after "Mission Accomplished." Something about big wads of money in pizza boxes and the like. Also, this guy Burris–perhaps the best approach was indeed to send him out into the rain.

WashTimes, with the unscoop that Obama administration says stimulus key to economic recovery.

Examiner's Nei-man needles Fenty for nominating two jogging buddies to posts.