Love for Loners is our weekly feature promoting awesome films that are currently streaming for free online. It is written by resident misanthrope Jon Smith.

St. Patrick’s Day happened, I think.

In cities and towns across the globe, humans are typing slower, blinking longer, and possibly finding a stealthy place to throw up without anyone noticing. All of this suffering can be attributed to one man: Jesus Christ. Patrick is a saint, isn’t he? Anyway, if you’re hungover, or if you’re just lazy like me, here’s some awesome entertainment you can watch on Netflix Instant, because Hulu’s selection is a load of crap.

Me And You And Everyone We Know
It’s strange how experiences intertwine. This film is incredibly provoking by itself, but whenever I watch it, I’m taken right back to the time and place I first saw it: curled up on a couch, sharing a blanket with a friend I secretly loved. Even though that time has passed, I still get the same swelling in my chest whenever I see ))<>((. Emotions aside, this movie is hilarious and incredibly heartwarming and a great segue into making out on a couch.

The Baxter
Michael Showalter co-wrote and starred in my favorite film of all time, Wet Hot American Summer. In The Baxter, he tried his hand at writing, acting and directing. I think he did a pretty great job at telling a story we nice guys know all too well. Along with Michelle Williams and Elizabeth Banks, this movie won my vote before I even started it.

Party Down: Season One
This is one of the many great shows that never got the recognition it deserved. Although, since genuinely good work always get the short straw in Hollywood, I guess the show’s failure could be considered a badge of honor. Season one was going great, and then Glee happened. Jane Lynch’s exit from Party Down to play Sue Sylvester would be their eventual downfall. Why? Two words: Megan Mullally.