Marvel had SHSS and DC had Batman: the Brave and the Bold, and both shows were a lot of fun!

There was a funny episode of The Super Hero Squad Show that featured Werewolf by Night, Dracula, Man-Thing, and N’Kantu the Living Mummy.

In typing out your interview, Speaker 3 (as you have it) would be Jamie Clayton, as she’s talking about being in costume and doing the voice of the Hell Priest/Pinhead.

I agree about the mini-series being a better adaption; splitting the movies into a kids movie and an adult movie with kid flashbacks hurts it overall. They should have filmed it all together and interwoven it like the 1990 version.

Sunrise, Maine from Murder in Small Town X (2001) is actually Eastport, Maine. Love that show!

Have you been to Seattle’s Museum of Flight? It’s aces!

Nostalgia’s a bitch.

The last best hope for pieces.

I grew up watching Crossroads (one of my mom’s favorites, and one of the earliest video tapes we had, along with Highlander and Shoot to Kill) and branched out on Hill’s films from there!

I saw it in theaters back when; I think it only “suffers” from being a remake. I’m glad that Hill had Cooder for so many of his soundtracks!

Much like Prey, I hate that it’ll be exclusively on Hulu.

Hugo Strange, maybe?

Hard Times, The Warriors, The Long Riders, Southern Comfort, Streets of Fire, Crossroads, Johnny Handsome, Trespass - so many great flicks!

I loved this movie, can’t wait to buy the DVD!

Malt liquor is my favorite liquor!

That sounds really interesting; thanks for the info!

Brilliant movie! Saw it with my nephew; so glad we made it to the theater to see this one!

An film adaption of Kingdom Come is what DC needs.

He was the man who grabbed the sun, riding to Valhalla.

Fifth; there was the old eye-patched Indy played by George Hall, beside Ford, Phoenix, and Flannery (attorneys at law).