Chris Sarandon. That gif's from FRIGHT NIGHT.

From those of us who can spot Esai Morales, Danielle von Zerneck and Rosanna DeSoto in the video for Los Lobos' "La Bamba" (not just Lou Diamond Phillips) to you...

#HappyThanksgiving

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I remember THE TOWN being one of his last movies. #RIP

Fallen Angel.
John Carpenter's The Thing.
Risky Business.
Under Fire.
The Burning Bed.
The Mean Season.
Walker.
Shoot to Kill.
License to Drive.
It (1990).
And the Band Played On.
My Girl 2.

These are the first movies I could think of in Richard Masur's impressive career. There's more!

I thought I was the only one who watched THE CHICKEN SISTERS. I ended up confessing to the younger actors Schuyler Fisk and Genevieve Angelson on Instagram just how wild I am for Lea Thompson. Not that I disagree with them about Wendie Malick.

But ever since HOWARD THE DUCK, Lea's been my love.

GUIDO THE KILLER PIMP!

Happy Thanksgiving!

The short-lived Fox series THE ADVENTURES OF BRISCO COUNTY, JR. Featured Bruce Campbell fresh off ARMY OF DARKNESS.

And the Derns & Campbells, too!

I can't say I'm eager to revisit that one. I prefer Walter Hill's earlier SOUTHERN COMFORT or later JOHNNY HANDSOME.

Too easy. But then, so was my pick given my interests.

Willem Dafoe in STREETS OF FIRE was my choice. I thought about TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A. and even SPEED 2: CRUISE CONTROL. But I thought of Amy Madigan as McCoy being more interesting than Michael Paré as Tom Cody, too.

I went with Raven from STREETS OF FIRE. Tom Cody was just not that interesting a hero, IMO.

That's just how great Clancy Brown is as a villain. See also PET SEMARARY TWO.

As is Willem Dafoe. He was Martin Scorsese's Jesus of Nazareth, after all.

I would say Alan Rickman from ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE OF THIEVES way more than DIE HARD. Willis was way more interesting than Costner.

Picturing Lea Thompson on a bookshelf in black lingerie...