Yeah, I just come here for the food articles.

Woody Harrelson could totally play Gary Johnson, man…

Totally, those were the two I remember that always were the subject of those urban myths.

Nice list, actually Blue Oyster Cult goes nicely for several songs with Halloween.

Oh, that's a good list. I thought of Pet Semetary as being an obvious one right after I wrote my post.

You better have "Running on Empty" by Jackson Browne playing somehow.

Well, I'll be a werewolf…with a Tom Selleck as Magnum PI-style mustache.

I'm going as the ghost of American democracy.

Last year I set up a Halloween display outside my house for trick-or-treaters with a gravestone speaker that could play music. But then I realized that except for Thriller, Monster Mash, and the the Ghostbusters theme, I couldn't think of many Halloween appropriate songs (except for all the random Halloween sound…

Yeah, though the old jokes revolved around him having a Vietnam flashback on his show and suddenly painting Vietcong snipers in the pretty little trees or the idea that his past consisted of being a hardened killer. The same sorts of urban legends used to get applied to Mr. Rogers also.

Knife Dracula: "He'll slice, stab, or bite ya, but either way you're gonna bleed!"

Terminator has 2 films, Die Hard has 2 films, James Bond has 12 films.

It wasn't a problem of Gen X filmmakers in the 90s—it only really became a problem after the success of Batman Begins and then Casino Royale just over a decade ago and then studios demanded that everything should kick off with a lengthy origin story.

*watches the Blunchblack of Blotre Blame*

Rolling Scone

Wuzzle wozzle?

Well, someone had to take on those Colombian drug lords, okay?

Everyone who visited New York in 1986 in a movie was going to be mugged at some point.

Colin Quinn?

I read the synopsis of this upcoming book and it just sounds like the most formulaic crime procedural.