Assuming that the Empire didn't purge virtually every mention of Jedi when they took over.

Not quite. 😜

Also, since Mandalorians have a history with Jedi sorcerers (the Child's people), there’s a good chance that another covert may have actionable lore to work from.

A friend of mine once suggested that the primary reason Liv Tyler's character is in "Armageddon" is to assure the audience that Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck's characters are not in fact feuding gay lovers.

I think I should like the link to said playlist.

It was also used in the trailer for Blumhouse's "Fantasy Island". 

“Body Double” is first-class schlock. A friend called it American giallo. How can you not appreciate a movie with the line “Holly Body keeps this industry where it belongs — in the gutter!”

Orithyia is the name of a mythological Amazon queen, just like Hippolyta.

My hoped endgame for Ella, since she's already got the personality down, is that she essentially becomes Death of the Endless.

They’ve unabashedly admitted that Gore was absolutely right and they were wrong, that Communists have a point, and that Trump really isn't a joke and is actually a threat. Is our South Park learning? Slowly but surely it seems.

I’m guessing that Young Justice: Phantoms will feature the Phantom Zone.

1986's “Reform School Girls”, with Sherri Stoner, Sybil Danning, and Wendy O. Williams, is a schlock classic.

“Then, of course, Disney bought Fox and the film just kind of sat in limbo for years.”

DB Woodside’s delivery *was* perfect. Practically a masterclass scene in itself.

It is gloriously apropos that a movie featuring Illyana Rasputin has been stuck in Limbo for years.

Not at all how I expected Lilith's story to be or pan out, but it was a good one and I'm glad we finally got to meet her. My only question now is where does Lilith go after she passed on?

I really hope there are detailed freeze frames of the ¡Diablo! episode plotted out in the walls of the writing room.

“Chloe is suspicious the whole time, and by the halfway mark—after she walks in on “Lucifer” and Maze—she’s in control of this story. It’s something I didn’t quite catch onto until rewatch”

You know what Biblical/mythological figure is missing from the show?