Bagel sandwiches are dumb, they’re too dense. If it isn’t open faced, all the fillings just squish out the sides.

If I were making this list I’d be the insufferable contrarian who puts Screaming Lord Sutch’s “Flashing Lights” at number one.  Which may be why I’m not making this list.  

While Physical Graffiti is well represented, one track sorely overlooked from that album is In My Time Of Dying. IMO, it has the best drum work that John Bonham ever played on a Zeppelin studio LP.

Serbian Film seems like an intentional snub here

This is the nonsense that happens when we let social media drive “news” and cite comments on social media posts as if those count as sources.

Even if Hope is alive and none of the allegations come to fruition, this is still an all-too-familiar case of a little girl being exploited by the exact people who should have protected her.

I mean, how much more contrasting can you get than white on black?

I wish I could say something more in depth, but all I can muster is Crimson Peak sucked. Would replace with 1979's The Ammityville Horror.

Insult Of The Day.  A gold star to you, sir. :)

So a fishing trawler isnt a vehicle? Thank you for clarifying that a fucking tube with pvc piping for ballast is DEFINITELY a vehicle and a 50ft fishing trawler isnt.

here are two truths to consider:

If you get a chance watch a documentary called, “Under the Volcano.”

“The telephone is ringing, is that my mother on the phone” is the ringtone I made for my mother, who gives off the same psycho energy.

I would've thrown "On Any Other Day" somewhere in the twenties. I always took Stewart Copeland's side in the beef. His sense of humor fit mine much better. And he's one of the best drummers ever.

This show, which was also created by the producer of Gotham, was bonkers sometimes, but always watchable, and introduced the Wayne’s daughter, someone I had no idea existed. Too bad it was cancelled. It was best watched without thinking it was connected to Batman or DC.

Man, that fucking kid at the window. *shivers*

Jaws had a second great jump scare. When Sherriff Brody is distractedly chumming off the back of the boat the shark suddenly appears. People went bananas in the theater because no one was expecting it. 

I appreciate the examples you’ve used here, but man, the jump scare in its modern state is one of the most annoying gimmicks in all of cinema, not just horror films. Aside from cruelly graphic gore, it’s the one thing that turns me off a film faster than you can say “boo”...

The best jump scare that I can think of is Large Marge in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure.

Yeah. I thought only those sleezeball click icons at the bottom of articles we it. Ya know, the ones where you’re guaranteed to get some kind of malware alert after clicking. Hell... at the bottom of this article alone I see, “20 aliens who are gorgeous in real life.”