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Night of the Hunter could make this list for the children's trip down the river. Mitchum's creepy primal scream when he wades out and realizes he can't reach them. The Jason Vorhees-esque singing of "In the Everlasting Arms" always popping up in the background…good stuff!

This is the first scene that came to my mind, 'cause I know it took about a year off my life the first time I saw it. I was the cartoon cat that was on the couch one second, then clinging to the ceiling, claws dug in, shambling and shaking with fear the next.

Plus a pantheon-level performance from Gene Wilder, who seems to be doing a version of Willy Wonka that deeply and secretly loathes children who love his candy.

Full, flawless co-op, campaign included. 'Nuff said.

If we could get a big-budget version of this, with current, young hot actresses in the Erin Gray/Marie Post roles, in similar second-skin, disco-jean style catsuits…well chalk me up for a "Hell yeah!".

Yeah, he's playing the sidekick. Sancho Panza, or something.

Give me back my son!

Phrasing!

*I* am the one who knocks…for candy!

I had a spirochete once! I lined its cage with antibiotic newspapers.

If you went to Haven Brothers., probably.

Actually, I think they changed that recently. Like, over the summer or something. I could be wrong.

We need a Buddy Cianci gimmick poster.

I loved those two cops. They reminded me of the duo from Barton Fink that seemed more Vaudeville Act than police.

With shaved chest hair glued to his face.

Rubenesque!

Just flaggin' it.

Except that Walt has totally gone to the mattresses in this episode, and is clearly terrified to leave the house, lest there be a Mike/Tyrus/whomever around every corner, watching him, tailing him, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. He could have no reasonable expectation of being allowed to leave his house and…

Unfortunately I think you're right. "Until the heat dies down" might as well just read, "Until Walt dies", in Saul's case. He's going to have too much heat in ABQ as long as he's still associated with Walt and Pinkman.