Charlie Murphy's, "Challenge him, challenge him!" frequently swims through my consciousness for little apparent reason.

Point Break's only flaw is Petty's casting as a desirable love interest.  Even for the early 90s.

Vladimir Putin founded Encylopedia Dramatica.  Shirtless.

I will defend John Carpenter's Christine to the death!  The effects were (for the time) awesome, Carpenter's music the same.  The themes of the book worked well, despite the necessary cutting for film.

Good parody.   I love the novel Christine but it might be the worst offender of King's works in this regard.

These Brazilian waxes are making me thirsty!

I too am often inspired to receive fellatio from Chloe Sevigny.

I like the callback to the original Tron when Flynn's son busts into Encom using the "big door" that Flynn, Lori and Alan also used.

A Non-Landis joke:  Scatman Crothers just wanted to show Vic Morrow the magic inherent in a game of Kick the Bucket.

Landis is the only known Caucasian voodoo houngan.  He cast the Thriller dancers with the undead corpses of many other actors he has "helped," to the next stage of their "lives."  It also explains why Jacko was never the same since the filming of the video.

From the various genes of Nature's most evil creatures I shall create the most evil creature of them all!

Landis just wanted to create the necessary verisimilitude to make the murder of Sgt. Neidermeyer believable.

I just caught a part of that last night.  It was "Lot 249," which starred non-coke ravaged Christian Slater, The Buscemi and an impossibly young and glammed out Julianne Moore.

It's a rare example of that type of trailer most everybody hates:  It reveals the entire movie.

Salva used Powder as lube.

Where'd I put the damn methaqualone?  These fuckin' 70s.

His various early, zany comedies, many good and a few utter masterpieces will be missed by Woody-phobes.

Tecumseh that is so incredibly jejune.

B'66 fucking rawks.  I'll give this Milius-enarian a lifetime pass though not just for that movie but for crafting the greatest trailer of all time to promote it.

Long Live the New Format.