Hope you didn't trade your best friend's soul to some morbidly obese comic store clerk for those Leatherface pogs.
Hope you didn't trade your best friend's soul to some morbidly obese comic store clerk for those Leatherface pogs.
It's Eastwood's last great movie. I'll give you that much.
What we need now is some meddling kids and their dog to take this guy down.
Yeah, he had his moments, but was he ever sprawled out on the top of a Jaguar in a Whitesnake video? Nope. Game. Set. Match. Tawny Kitaen.
Oooooh a fat, sarcastic Star Trek fan, you must be a devil with the ladies.
He's still getting residuals from TJ Hooker too….so he's got that going for him, which is nice.
It's a riff on Bruce Willis' line in "Pulp Fiction" after he escapes Zed's rape room and leaves him to live the rest of his short ass life in intense pain with Marcellus Wallace. He takes Zed's chopper and his girlfriend asks whose motorcycle it is. He informs her it's a chopper not a motorcycle and she asks whose…
Yeah, I know it was stolen from the Stones, but the guy from the Verve had a pretty good point when he said that BSS was the best Stones song of the past 30 years.
I haven't heard this song since MTV played the shit out of it 27 years ago…y'know, back when they were actually still kind of MUSIC television.
Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve. I've never gotten tired of that song over the past 20 years…..and I've tried to.
How "Roadhouse" isn't number one on this list I'll never know. That movie is one huge slice of late 80's cheese with a slumming Sam Elliott, and a slumming and scenery chewing Ben Gazarra sharing screen time not only with Swayze (R.I.P.), but also hardcore wrestling legend Terry Funk and the guy whose entire film…
Saw it in the theatre…once…and never thought about it again. The only reason I saw it was I was walking through the Hickory Hollow Mall in Nashville, TN and got grabbed by some marketer doing a survey. I did the survey and my reward was a free ticket to 8 Seconds…which happened to be playing in the mall theatre. I…
Glad I'm not the only one that appreciates Neighbors. Belushi playing against type as the buttoned-down suburban drone was an interesting choice and probably accounts for why so many people don't appreciate the movie.