There are so many great, awful scenes from Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf (original title: Howling II: It's Not Over Yet), from a sequence that rips off Don't Look Now to the werewolf orgy to the theme song (by Babel) being played about 5,000 times in the course of the movie. But there is ONE scene that I think…

"This song has been brewing inside of me for years. You know, back when I went by my real name and did nothing but Christian music".

It was Hardees, and yeah, they tasted like shit.

Speaking of things that have lasted longer than anyone thought they would, Colbert's incredibly unfunny Hungry for Power Games

The thing I remember most is how, over time, the Real Ghostbusters quietly became Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters, and whole sections of an episode would be devoted to Slimer and his own cast of friends and enemies. They really pushed the holy hell out of Slimer to kids back in the day.

July 8th, in fact.

"You don't scare me, I welcome death!"
"Meet your new husband, the Mountain!"
"NO!!!!"

Oh god, I'm envisioning "Whabbit Whoppers" coming this fall at Burger King

Encyclopedia for the win!

Yeah, I'm betting on him getting his head chopped off next week.

Best episode of Tales from the Darkside? Seasons of Belief and In the Closet are my picks.

"Do these guys speak English?"

I love Fast Times at Ridgemont High (although it's a bit more sensitive than most films of its ilk) and Revenge of the Nerds (Curtis Armstrong is amazing).

DRINK IT!

I think he did security for the Reality Kings company. He popped up in a Milf Hunter video once, back when the Milf Hunter was that goofy, curly-haired goon.

Penelope was my anthem in early college

I have a question: Why doesn't the AV Club review Peaky Blinders? I thought the show was popular enough to warrant some sort of critical analysis from this site.

"Get this girl more screen time, STAT!"

Gotta love Nipples uttering the immortal line, "The boss says, if he doesn't cooperate, we should make…LOVE to him"

"HOW MUCH IS A KID ON A BICYCLE?!"