Electric Wizard (the current lineup) and Laughing Hyenas come to mind.

I think Sleater-Kinney should have added a male bassist, just for shits and giggles.

You're not?

I'll say what I said when someone questioned The Dissolve's 4.5 star review: That still, in my book, qualifies it as great.

I'm pretty sure that was Seth Macfarlane's entire purpose in doing this.

Pretty much all the male characters in this are fairly awful.

Eh fuck him, he put Alex Jones on a mainstream television program, that's bad enough.

Wasn't it mostly left-wingers who hated him at first, due to his Rupert Murdoch connections? It was kind of disheartening seeing a lot of those same people fawning over him when he started in on the gun control thing.

I was under the impression that The Tragically Hip would've outsold all other Canadian artists combined, sort of like the Dethklok of Canada.

Squidward's "Too bad that didn't kill me" is one of my favorite lines from any TV show.

I'm never not going to see a film that includes a shot like the one above, reviews be damned.

I bring this up every time, but man, I fucking love Black Sunday.

Saddest scene in movie history, and I say that with no hyperbole whatsoever.

Great movie, obviously a big influence on Drive. Also Jim Belushi's finest performance, a statement which made sense when I thought of it but now that I see it typed out, makes none at all.

I think you're selling Trances way short.

I hate most country music, and Nashville is in my all time top 10.

Great book. Would love a movie of it but probably won't happen.

This reminds me of the Quantum Leap JFK two-parter, where the big twist is that Jackie died, but Sam saved her life. Which is conspicuously absent from this list.

It starts off great, but it kinda screeches to a halt once the action moves from Transylvania to England.

I kinda agree with the grade, if not the reasoning; Price is great, but like many British horror movies of the period (namely Hammer) he is cast opposite a complete charisma vacuum in the male lead and the movie grinds to a halt when the focus shifts. Plus, making a guy run around his kitchen table seems like an…