Review: Mr. McRib
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2014
From vampires to sorcerers to necromancers and a gay unicorn, Marcus Lambert takes us on a haughty, blasphemous, and hilarious ride through the troubling minefield in his head. His humor is a cross between the wacky but brilliant insanity of Douglas Adams, the bold and surreal humor of Monty Python that pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable to be considered "funny", and sex scenes that leave one torn between being aroused, confused, offended, or simply horrified. Mr. Lambert is the new "McRib" of the dark comedy scene; some will think it’s disgusting and can’t understand the allure while others are sure to be devoted cultists who are on constant lookout for a new offering of the mysterious slab of whatever-it-is.Some of the scenes didn't seem directly connected to the main story, but the absurd humor still made me laugh. Lambert writes in an eclectic style that is erratic, creative, and so outside the normal bounds that he is sure to inspire camps of both haters and devoted followers. Personally, I found this to be extremely weird, disturbing, unique, and totally hilarious. I am a fan!