The long shot of Big Bird leaving the stage after saying "Goodbye, Kermit…", and everyone is silent… God almighty, anyone who watches that without shedding a tear has no soul.

Boss Hogg meets Link Hogthrob!

Scorsese also told Film Comment in 1978 that Exorcist II: The Heretic reminded him of Europe '51. Of course, Marty was probably wasted on coke at the time.

She flopped 'em out in Sex, Parties and Lies. But everyone in that movie did.

Sounds like Blood for Dracula (a.k.a. Andy Warhol's Dracula, 1974). Udo Kier's Dracula gets dismembered by Joe Dallesandro's rugged handyman.

That's a creepy inventory right there. "Directors filming their daughters' nude scenes." xref: John Boorman's Excalibur.

Eh, I think Stephen King predicted 9/11 before Tom Clancy did. The Running Man beat Debt of Honor by 12 years.

Clancy, use the remote!

I'm a big Numan fan, but I gotta be honest, I think the last good album he made was Sacrifice, and that was 20 years ago. Since then he's just been peddling the same thing over and over again, the heavy industrial goth stuff with the whispery verses and shouty choruses.

I remember reading in the liner notes of a Numan album that Numan's stuff was quite popular in the burgeoning hip-hop scene in the early 1980s. And that Prince used to do Numan stuff at soundchecks.

…meanwhile, Amazon is selling that new 17-disc Harry Nilsson: The RCA Albums Collection set for $95.

Was it better than Axel Foley's crappy blue Chevy Nova?

"There are still people trying to work out what a genius Gary Numan is" - Prince.

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Julian Beck saved Poltergeist II from suckitude.

It seems weird that Tom Noonan never showed up as a villain at some point in the Die Hard franchise.

God bless Elias Koteas. His performance in that movie holds up better than anything else in it.

…and what about Gentlemen Broncos?

"We have a loyalty to the Shredder!"

STRONG AS I AM!!!