This is definitely a 90s teen show I can't believe I was ever a fan of.

This is definitely a 90s teen show I can't believe I was ever a fan of.

I'm hoping "Bad Santa" makes tomorrow's list. The director's cut is shorter and more "emotionally true", but it takes out many of the film's funniest moments, such as the opening narration and the scene where he tries to teach the kid to fight. 
All in all, sometimes the monkeys in the suits know what's best for a…

I'm hoping "Bad Santa" makes tomorrow's list. The director's cut is shorter and more "emotionally true", but it takes out many of the film's funniest moments, such as the opening narration and the scene where he tries to teach the kid to fight. 
All in all, sometimes the monkeys in the suits know what's best for a…

The filmmakers do know what Tonto is Spanish for, right?

The filmmakers do know what Tonto is Spanish for, right?

Half sister maybe?

Half sister maybe?

The Simpsons did do a character based on early-2000 faux-slutty pop stars. Remember Tabitha Vixx, who saw Homer and Marge on the kiss-cam at a baseball game and asks Homer to help fix her marriage?

The Simpsons did do a character based on early-2000 faux-slutty pop stars. Remember Tabitha Vixx, who saw Homer and Marge on the kiss-cam at a baseball game and asks Homer to help fix her marriage?

Well to be fair, it WAS Michael Scott who thought it was a masterpiece.

Well to be fair, it WAS Michael Scott who thought it was a masterpiece.

When I was younger, I hated the ending to "Reality Bites" because Winona Ryder should never have ended up with Ethan Hawke's obnoxious douchebag.

When I was younger, I hated the ending to "Reality Bites" because Winona Ryder should never have ended up with Ethan Hawke's obnoxious douchebag.

I was totally expecting to see Christina Milian's terrible song from "Be Cool" on this list.

I was totally expecting to see Christina Milian's terrible song from "Be Cool" on this list.

Jeez, it's like there's a John Connor curse. Thomas Dekker, Christian Bale, be careful and stay safe.

Malick should just call one of his movies "Beautiful Drying Paint".

No, it was some kid we just met in the final scene.

In Final Destination 2, it is explained that protagonist Alex (Devon Sawa) was killed by a falling brick after the events of the first movie. In the third movie, the choose-your-fate feature on the DVD reveals via a newspaper article that the two survivors of the last movie were killed shortly after its events.