Am I the only one who noticed one of the exterior street scenes was of San Francisco's Broadway? The Garden of Eden (where they had the vape drinks) is actually a strip club in San Francisco's North Beach. I thought for a minuted they had flown Andre to San Francisco to break him out of his post-Trixie funk.

My parents gave Iron Maiden a pass because they introduced me to H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allen Poe…they were actually pretty impressed a band would set music to "Rime Of The Ancient Mariner" and "Murders In The Rue Morgue".

With an Gary Oldman cameo as one of the bombs.

I grew up working as a golf caddy in the Hudson Valley, and yes (you may bow down before me) I actually won a caddy scholarship for college ($1000/year) so Caddyshack is a stone cold classic. I still watch the scenes with D'Annunzio caddying for Mr. & Mrs. Havekamp and remember those brutally sweltering summer days…

A 1979 Peugeot station wagon. The thing was like a tank, but has really comfortable seats - my father bought it when my sister decided she was going to attend Alleghany College, about an 8 hour drive from New York. The car was a diesel, which meant I had to plug it in every morning during the winter.

I could have sworn it was an entire hard-boiled egg.

I think Just Shoot Me was the first time I noticed Brian Posehn.

"Since You've Been Gone"?? On second thought, I recall those two songs being really similar.

He also played one of the crew of the Andrea Gail in The Perfect Storm.

Wow, not one mention for "The Field"? One of my favs - although it's undoubtedly Richard Harris' film.