“Judgment Night” is the first entry in a soundtrack trilogy created by the same producers:

At this point, does it really matter who Pit Girl is? All of the characters who have been developed and are important to the story in the past are still alive in the present. So unless something really comes out of left field plotwise (maybe the present-day authorities find some hidden evidence of Pit Girl, thereby…

Which would also explain the absence of Big Hero 6.

Add me to the growing list of people demanding that this list be amended to include “Burn”.

Claire Lower: not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed.

In Des Moines?! That’s where I live! Imma go check this out...

Beat me to it!

This is the best trailer ever, full stop.

Pretty solid list. I could nitpick a little and say that Tenebrae doesn’t need to be on here, or that calling They Live a horror film is a bit of a stretch, but those are personal preferences. However, in what world does anybody rank The Fog higher than An American Werewolf in London? That’s ridiculous. I’m surprised T…

Of all the things to hate in Solo, Maul’s reappearance is way down on the list.

Once again, “Leave” never gets the credit it so rightly deserves.

In that case: unsuccessful defrosting, or perhaps freezer-burned to death.

Given that this is set at their 20-year reunion, and also given that the character of Gandhi would regularly put his life in jeopardy, it would be super easy to just write him off as having died doing some insane thing in the years between then and now.

Let’s not forget:

Mr. Baseball should definitely be on this list.

A Hollywood executive, who Brooke Shields did not name

Where’s the love for 2 of the biggest eyesores, the Plymouth Prowler and the Geo Tracker?

The look of the Accord Wagon just screams “early-90's” to me.

It seems crazy to bet against the legendary Roger Deakins in the cinematography category

Definitely Mickey. The way he momentarily vamps for the audience really doesn’t seem like Mrs. Loomis’ style at all.