I know. We should be completing the Chan-Wilson SHANGHAI trilogy instead.

I loved it at the time but haven't re-watched since. That nerd from DRESSED TO KILL had a really good directorial run.

If there's one thing millennials love, it's Sean Penn's 2001 thriller THE PLEDGE, based on the novella by Friedrich Dürrenmatt

Every once in a while Michael Stipe would tell an interviewer that like “Sugar, Sugar” was better than anything on SGT PEPPER and tbh it was inspiring.

If anything, the real enemy was the BIG CHILL soundtrack.

I don’t get the debate here. It definitely wasn’t “cool“ to like the Beatles in the way it was cool to like the Velvet Underground or Big Star but we still liked them. Everyone likes the Beatles.

No one plays a psycho in a trashy plot better.

Daly or Rourke? I had to make tough choices to get to four.

To get to four, I cropped out boring guy (Tim Daly) and Mickey Rourke guy (Mickey Rourke)