They should call him GIRL George! Cause less confusion!

That reveal that they were part of a high tech video game was so lame!

Wild Dog? Ha ha ha, the only time I have ever seen Wild Dog mentioned was back in the day in Wizard magazine when they mentioned that "with his hocky jersey, camo pants and combat boots, DC's shameless Punisher knock off Wild Dog looks less like a gritty urban avenger and more like that creepy quiet kid who sat in the…

But nobody saw Cabin in the Woods when it was in the theater. Scream was a massive, media sensation that forced all subsequent horror movies to either copy it, comment upon it, or self consciously do something completely different from it. Like Craven said, it made every slasher movie before and after it look like…

What is your favorite scary movie, as in which cinematic chronicle recorded on celluloid elicits the strongest response of fear and enjoyment from you, the person to whom I am talking? I demand that you answer me, the one talking to you, for I am Mooooooojo JOJO!

Now that DC Reborth happened, they can use Wonder Woman's evil twin, Jason. Jason Woman.

It's Hezow and Eve, not Shezow and Steve!!!!

Cat declares that Supergirl can't live up to her cousin's legacy, so Kara sinks Sri Lanka to prove her wrong.

Is there a leftover Amell to play hunky, brooding Brainiac 5? (Kara did have a relationship with him, now that I think about it)

That boy ain't right.

Also, be sure to watch Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, the theatrical spinoff movie. Still the best Batman movie ever made.

And that isn't even the creepiest, body horror centric Poison Ivy episode the show did. Watch House & Garden and be amazed at how disturbing and sad it is and how they got it past Fox Kids censors.

Does Wreck-It Ralph count?

Some episodes are whiffs, and some are just okay, but most hold up for adults as fun, cool, mini action movies.

We Already Knew That, Internet.

"And then Smithers says 'I think women and seamen don't mix' and Mr. Burns says 'We all know what YOU think, Smithers.' and that's it. That's my favorite Simpsons joke of all time." - from 28 Days Later

Literally gut wrenching.

You know Alice in Wonderland? They must have been soooooo high when they made that!

The Never Sleep Again documentary has a scene of Englund in the makeup chair, having his prosthetics put on, and telling the artists all about the Barbara Streisand concert he went to.

*points at Nightcrawler* You dare call that THING human?!