See "Johnny Mnemonic" as an example. At the time, it probably seemed like it was A LOT of data Johnny needed to cart around for his clients. Of course, today, with our tetrabytes and clouds and such, Johnny's burden now seems pretty simplistic. Bless William Gibson, who wrote one of the preeminent scienece-fiction…

48. Too young for Phibes in theaters but I did see The Land That Time Forgot at the drive-in.

Add Crispin Glover to the mix?

Upvoted for the mention of River's Edge, a film that, in my opinion, is unjustly overlooked as the intense, atmospheric, well-crafted drama it is. Keanu was great in it, but Crispin Glover at his crazed best simply stole the show ("You people are a fuckin' test…")

I'm looking forward to this. I'd love to see a mini-series of "Power Man & Iron Fist" based on that comic from back in the day. I collected numerous issues via those three-pack comics packaged in the plastic bag which I usually found at Woolworth's.

And the Jim Beaver selling Walter White firearms.

Battlestar Galactica, the short-lived Logan's Run televiison show, the also short-lived Planet of the Apes show, Battle of the Planets, Star Blazers, Thundarr the Barbarian, Blackstar, that Wizards and Warriros prime time TV show… man, it was a fantatstic time for the fledgling sc i-fi/fantasy geek… and I clearly…

Oh, yes… I'd leave off "Blank Generation" for certain and add "Can't Stop the Music," albeit much higher on the list.

"Shadow In the Dark." One of the best, indeed, and one of my favorite "Vice" episodes.