Both of these jingles sound slightly ominous out of context.

They even got Shaq to appear in their ads, so they must have some money to spend.

That one is certainly sung with the most gusto of any of these jingles.

*George Costanza vice* “TTTTTTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX”

Oh my god, I grew up on Long Island and CONSTANTLY saw those Behrs ads. I had completely forgotten about them until right now, but now that infernal jingle is back in my head. Thanks, Matt.

FutureSex/LoveSounds is one of the best pop albums ever.

I think you guys are being too mean to Timmy.

Ahhh.... memories. Hope you’re doing well too.

Cloverfield and The Grey deserve more respect, dammit!

This looks very creepy, and I’m happy to get new Soderbergh. But the actual aesthetics of this look pretty cheap, guess I’m not a fan of the Iphone look.

I loved (and was disturbed by) The Witch, but I get that.

I really want to see a movie that meshes the art-house creepiness with the simple well-crafted scares you mention. Hopefully this movie is the one that delivers that.

The Woman In Black is so underrated.

Well, if the aim of this review was to make me insanely hyped for this movie, it succeeded brilliantly.

All of those songs were hits in the U.S.

And “Sledgehammer” was #1!

“Bang A Gong” and “Our House” make them one hit wonders, respectively.

Gotye has some great songs off of his album “Making Mirrors”, including his smash “Somebody That I Used To Know”. But my favorite is the two-minute, Beck-like “Easy Way Out”.

A fan can dream!

I really hope this movie is nominated for Best Picture and Best Director.