Kamen Rider regularly has 2-3 fight scenes per episode (in a half hour show, no less), runs almost weekly year round, and it still keeps them new and exciting for the most part. If American shows can't keep up, that's their own fault.

She was the guy who tries to shoot Samuel L Jackson and John Travolta in the apartment near the start, and completely misses before getting blown away by them.

She was in Pulp Fiction, which won an Oscar (and was nominated for 6 more). Not that she was even a named character in it, but it's certainly a memorable role.

Honestly, what bothers me most about this is how the pic spells "role" as "roll".

I seriously hope it was the full 50 minute version.

She's even creepier in Harold and Maude and Every Which Way but Loose.

Absolutely agreed, both King Crimson and Mike Oldfield used the new sounds and styles of the 80s as a tool to create inventive new music rather than succumb to the pop like Yes and Genesis. I'd argue that Rush did so as well to a degree (Power Windows is great and I will fight you over it). Tom Waits is one of the few…

It wouldn't surprise me, if only because the internet has only really been a thing for the past couple of presidents, and the current age of social media allows for far more lampooning than ever before (along with the fact that he deserves it).

I'm offended by this article calling it "just a regular old New Age instrumental"

His 80s stuff is actually his high point in my opinion. Five Miles Out is one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Unlike a lot of 70s artists (especially 70s prog artists), he never really sold out in the 80s. Hell, it took him until 1989 to release an album that didn't have an extended instrumental. Even his…

I've been half watching Outlander on repeat almost every day for the past couple of weeks since my bird really likes it. His funeral scene in that is gonna be tough to watch now.

Glad to see the shout out to Dick's and Ivar's. I'm from Michigan, but my parents are both from Seattle, and those are always two things I greatly look forward to on our visits. My dad's old church is across a parking lot from the very first Dick's (in Wallingford), so we'd always get that on sundays (there's a great…

Surprised to see no mention of Jethro Tull. While they used synths all through the 70s, they did some phenomenal work in the 80s with A and Broadsword and the Beast (even Under Wraps is a really solid album if you accept the level of synths in it).