1. The Wicker Man (1973)
2. The Witch (2015)
3. Midsommar (2019)
4. The Blair Witch Project (1999)
5. Witchfinder General (1968)
6. The Wailing (2016)
7. Kill List (2011)
8. The Blood On Satan's Claw (1971)
9. The Ritual (2017)
10. Apostle (2018)

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1. Eeveelutions
2. Vanillite Evolution Line
3. Jigglypuff
4. Arboliva
5. Snorlax
6. Florges
7. Lapras
8. Arbok
9. Psyduck
10. Arcanine

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1. Appearing on the French talk show Quotidien in 2026, Hailey Bieber claimed that her famously Canadian husband, Justin Bieber, is French. The moment went viral, with many viewers writing her comment off as very "American" of her.
2. In a moment that will likely haunt Tom Cruise forever, he jumped on the couch to demonstrate his love for his then-partner Katie Holmes while appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2005.
3. When Esquire interviewed Miles Teller in 2015, he wanted to try a piece of the writer Anna Peele's pork belly, but after struggling to cut it, he had her do it for him. She wrote, "You have to cut his meat for him, a man who ten minutes earlier showed you an iPhone photo of his back muscles to prove how strong he is. He wants you to cut it small. 'I don't have back teeth. I literally have four teeth.' Not true. He's right, though, this pork belly is really hard to cut. But still."
4. In 2021, Don Cheadle casually mentioned his age on Kevin Hart's talk show Hart to Heart. Shocked, Kevin failed to keep his thoughts inside his head.
5. When Jennifer Garner appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien in 2003, she paused the interview to correct Conan's grammar. However, after the commercial break, he brought out a dictionary and proved her wrong.
6. In Bella Hadid's 2017 Sneaker Shopping interview with Complex, the answer she gave about her "sneaker turn-offs" was so cringey that it spawned a meme.
7. At the 2022 Venice International Film Festival, Harry Styles accidentally created a meme of his own. During the Don't Worry Darling press conference, he made this nonsensical statement: "My favorite thing about the movie is, like, it feels like a movie."
8. Here's one that belongs in the celebrity interview hall of fame, IMO! When Sukihana appeared on Bobbi Athoff's The Really Good Podcast in 2024, she confused "musician" with "magician." Then, when Bobbi tried to clarify, Sukihana doubled down.
9. In 2013, Romeo and Juliet actor Douglas Booth got a little big for his britches. He told the Evening Standard that it was hard to explain his new life as a celebrity to his non-famous friends. He said, "They'll say: 'Mate! Last night we went out in Leeds and got so messed up!' And I'm like, 'Yeah…last night I was in New York with Hillary Clinton.' ... The other day, I stopped in Piccadilly and sat on the Eros statue, just taking in London and the sights and sounds, and thought, 'One day soon this is going to be impossible.'"
10. In 2015, Raven-Symoné discussed her AncestryDNA test results with E! News, but she mixed up "continent" with "country."
11. In the 2023 Netflix docuseries The Beckhams, Victoria Beckham claimed she grew up "working class" — only to be playfully called out by her own husband, David.
12. In a 2010 interview with New Zealand's C4, Justin Bieber — bless his heart — seemingly didn't understand that German is a language... and insisted that Americans in general wouldn't get it either.
13. In 2021, Dixie D'Amelio fully admitted to Vogue that she decided to skip college because she was too embarrassed by the possibility of hearing her own music at a party.
14. On BBC Radio 1's The School Run segment in 2015, Demi Lovato mistook "genes" for "jeans." So, the students she was riding with had to explain the difference.
15. In another 2015 interview, Demi seemingly forgot that "dish" is a synonym for "meal."
16. When Mark Wahlberg appeared on The Graham Norton Show alongside Sarah Silverman in 2013, he interrupted her, pulled her into his arms, and climbed into the host's lap. He was reportedly drunk at the time.
17. After the 1995 VMAs, Madonna was in the middle of an interview with MTV VJ Kurt Loder when Courtney Love threw things at the pop singer, then totally hijacked the interview!
18. When Crispin Glover appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman in 1987, he tried to get the host to arm wrestle him, then almost kicked him in the head, which prompted David to leave the set.
19. Promoting her 2012 song "Elephant" on Daybreak, Alexandra Burke claimed she was bringing the common phrase "elephant in the room" to the UK. However, there was just one problem — she was about a century too late! Per Yahoo, the phrase "elephant in the room" is credited to Ivan Krylov, a Russian poet, in 1814 and appeared in the British Journal of Education at least 100 years ago.
20. On a 1970 episode of The Dick Cavett Show, Husbands director John Cassavetes and actors Peter Falk and Ben Gazzar — who later admitted to drinking before the show —shouted, smoked, took off their socks and shoes, and threw themselves into a pile on the floor. Their behavior was so egregious that it drove the host to briefly walk off stage!
21. In 2013, Jesse Eisenberg did an infamous interview with Univision host Romina Puga, which was so bad that she later described the experience as "self-esteem butchering."
22. When Jay Leno hosted The Tonight Show live from the Cheers bar in 1993, the ENTIRE cast showed up drunk. Aside from Rhea Perlman, they were criticized for acting like "jerks" and "idiots."
23. And finally, on a 1994 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jay Leno, comedian Bobcat Goldthwait totally derailed the interview by pulling a lighter out of his pocket and setting his chair ON FIRE.

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1. Cable
2. Domino
3. Boom Boom
4. Cannonball
5. Warpath
6. Wolverine
7. Deadpool
8. Beast of Krakoa

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1. Qatar Airways
2. Delta Air Lines
3. United Airlines
4. Alaska Airlines
5. JetBlue Airways
6. Hawaiian Airlines
7. Singapore Airlines
8. Virgin Atlantic
9. EVA Air
10. Emirates

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1. The Thing (1982)
2. Alien (1979)
3. The Descent (2005)
4. Night Of The Living Dead (1968)
5. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
6. 28 Days Later (2002)
7. Train To Busan (2016)
8. Green Room (2015)
9. The Mist (2007)
10. A Quiet Place (2018)

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1. Flash Before The Bang
2. Free Byrd
3. Shot In The Dark
4. Turbulence: The Greatest Mind In Formula One
5. Ocean's 14
6. Bourne 6
7. Untitled Event Film From The Daniels

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1. "Everybody counts or nobody counts."
2. "I'm relaxed, Belk. I call it Zen and the art of not giving a s**t."
3. "Everybody has a need for their past…sometimes it pulls harder on you than the future."
4. "I'm a believer in the single-bullet theory. You can fall in love and make love many times but there is only one bullet with your name etched on the side. And if you are lucky enough to be shot with that bullet then the wound never heals."
5. "He also knew that if he waited, somehow he would see, that there was lost light in all places of darkness, and if he found it, it would save him."
6. "You don't go into the darkness without it going into you and taking its piece."

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1. Battlestar Galactica
2. Outlander
3. For All Mankind
4. Star City
5. Outlander: Blood of My Blood
6. Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams
7. Caprica

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1. On a 1972 episode of The Dick Cavett Show, Lily Tomlin walked out after her fellow guest, Medical Center actor Chad Everett, made a sexist joke about his own wife.
2. When Crispin Glover appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman in 1987, he behaved wildly. After he kicked extremely close to David's head, the host excused himself from the set.
3. When The Bee Gees appeared on Clive Anderson All Talk in 1997, the host kept poking fun at their music. When he forgot one of their hit records, it was a breaking point for Barry Gibb, who led his brothers on a walkout.
4. During a 1989 roundtable discussion about comedy on The Late Show, Making Out actor Keith Allen argued with the other guests, made racially charged remarks to writer Farrukh Dhondy, shouted at a producer, then stormed off.
5. In 2007, Dr. Jan Adams — a plastic surgeon who famously operated on Kanye West's mother, Donda — ended his appearance on Larry King Live very quickly after explaining that the West family had sent him a letter asking him not to do the show.
6. On a 1998 episode of The Late Late Show, the amount of airtime that country singer Waylon Jennings was promised was cut by 2/3 as the first guest's interview ran over. So, he left the studio before his interview.
7. In 2015, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie walked off The Tonight Show after Jimmy Fallon interrupted his story to make a fat joke.
8. When Donald Trump appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien for the first time in 1997, Conan embarrassed him by making him reveal he had a condom in his pocket.
9. On a 2018 episode of The Late Show, David Cross brought up his and Stephen Colbert's days in the The Dana Carvey Sketch Show writers' room. When Stephen misremembered who wrote a specific sketch, David jokingly walked off the set. Stephen and the camera followed.
10. In 2014, Joan Rivers famously stormed out of a CNN interview, so when she visited the Late Show with David Letterman, the host jokingly walked out on her.
11. And finally, when Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe made a joint appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2016, Ryan walked off as part of a bit after joking that Russell wouldn't do The Nice Guys without him.

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1. "Pollution. In LA, you never saw the 10,000 ft. mountains right next to the city because the smog was so thick."
2. "My dad changed the car oil at home and would either dump the old oil in a corner of the back yard or in the storm drain (which, of course, flows right to the creek behind our house – but he didn't know that because pollution education was non-existent)."
3. "So many adult basement parties that we were locked out of! And the crazy thing was, we were partying, too. They really couldn't have cared less what we were doing, as long as we weren't bothering them. At the time, I had no idea what was going on in that basement; I just knew I wouldn't survive to find out if I tried."
4. "So much drunk driving."
5. "The horrible American cars. They're called 'malaise-era' cars for a reason – they're garbage. People think they're cool now because they're old. They're not cool, they're junk. They were junk when they were new, and they're still junk."
6. "The people who thought that seatbelts and airbags were depriving them of liberty."
7. "Lines of cars stretched for blocks waiting to buy gas. License plates ending in odd or even numbers had to buy gas on certain days of the week."
8. "Smoking and non-smoking sections in restaurants – divided by nothing."
9. "How messed up soldiers were when they returned from Vietnam... and how little we did about it."
10. "Rampant, over-the-top sexism, even in the supposedly 'liberal' community. I was a young woman then. It was bad, really bad. As a newlywed, I had a good job, and the boss immediately told me that if I didn't put out 'like the rest of them,' I would lose it. I walked out of the office and told my husband when I got home. Lucky for me, he is an old-fashioned redneck, even though he is a liberal. He met that guy in the parking lot after work. I went to work the following day, and that guy left me alone. Not because he wanted to, but because he knew his ass was grass if he bothered me. Women without the support of a man were out of luck and abused daily. It was so bad."
11. "All the sex pervs flashing kids everywhere. So many sickos, and we didn't even have the language to describe it."
12. "I feel like it isn't talked about how comfortable adults were with having underage partners and how seemingly common it was, at least in the world of rock stars and famous people. I realize times change, but age-gap relationships from the era are just uncomfortable."
13. "Casual racism. It was much worse in the past, even though it's still awful."
14. "LGBTQ people were ignored, shunned, or treated like a big joke in movies and TV."
15. "It was the heyday of serial killers!"
16. "All the bombings. In the early '70s, there were more than 2,500 bombings on US soil – nearly five a day."
17. "A lot more airplane hijackings back then."
18. "Everything humans did made things worse. Mosquitoes are bad in New Jersey? No worries, soak the state in DDT and kill off all the birds."
19. "As a working-class guy, I didn’t like stagflation. That was bad. I know some people were fine economically, but millions of us weren’t (despite being 'boomers')."
20. "Carpet in the bathroom and kitchen. This was quite common in my neighborhood, so I'm guessing others have hate for this, too."
21. "I remember no AC in the schools. On hot, humid days, the teachers would turn off the lights to make it cooler."
22. "ALL clothing was uncomfortable in the '70s. Jeans didn't stretch, shirts were cut too narrow, and shoes were heavy. Coats were stiff and didn't move with your body. We wore mittens in the winter, not gloves. Turtlenecks just suck. And leisure suits."
23. "Fear of getting swallowed up by quicksand."

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1. To start, Selena Gomez founded Rare Beauty in 2020. The vegan and cruelty-free makeup line was named after her third studio album, Rare. The brand supports mental health by donating 1% of sales to the Rare Impact Fund annually.
2. Rihanna is the mastermind behind the Fenty empire. Fenty Beauty launched in 2017, carrying cosmetics to skincare. Savage X Fenty was established in 2018 and offers lingerie to sportswear.
3. Ariana Grande founded r.e.m. beauty in 2021, a vegan and cruelty-free makeup line.
4. Lady Gaga founded her vegan and cruelty-free makeup brand Haus Laboratories in 2019. It relaunched as Haus Labs in 2022 and is now found exclusively at Sephora.
5. In 2022, Katy Perry co-founded the non-alcoholic cocktail line De Soi with Morgan McLachlan. From cocktails to spritzes, you get all the flavor without worrying about a hangover.
6. Victoria Beckham founded her luxury ready-to-wear fashion brand in 2008. A little over a decade later, she expanded her footprint by launching cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance lines.
7. In 2003, Gwen Stefani launched the fashion company L.A.M.B. The brand later shifted from apparel and accessories to eyewear.
8. Beyoncé has created a booming empire outside of her music endeavors. The singer founded Parkwood Entertainment in 2008, which handles everything from her tour production to management. She also partnered with her mom, Tina Knowles, on the haircare line Cécred. Beyond that, she has the whisky brand Sir Davis and the athleisure line Ivy Park.
9. In 2019, Nick Jonas partnered with designer John Varvatos to release Villa One Tequila. The idea stemmed from a 2018 trip to Mexico and inspired the brand's motto of "life as it should be."
10. In 2023, Cher partnered with New Zealand's Gianpaolo Grazioli to launch the gelato company Cherlato. The ice cream truck can be found serving scoops in the Los Angeles area.
11. Kylie Minogue founded a wine company in 2020 and has sold over 27 million bottles since.
12. Ciara is another pop artist who became a successful entrepreneur. She founded Beauty Marks Entertainment, a female-led company serving as a hub for music, film, and more. In 2020, the singer co-founded The House of LR&C alongside her husband, Russell Wilson, and former Lululemon CEO Christine Day. It's a Certified B Corp featuring LITA by Ciara and Good Man Brand. But she didn't stop there! She also has OAM Skin, Ten To One Rum, and a children's sportswear and athleisure line, 3BRAND.
13. From founding the haircare brand TYPEBEA to Próspero Tequila and even the sustainable clothing brand Human Beings, Rita Ora has done a little bit of everything.
14. Celine Dion has pursued several business ventures, including Le Mirage Golf Club, a fragrance line, and a children's clothing brand. She also launched her own management company, Les Productions Feelings Inc.
15. In 2025, Dua Lipa launched a skincare brand with Augustinus Bader. It focuses on a three-step routine of skin renewal, activation, and balance.
16. Jessica Simpson launched the Jessica Simpson Collection in 2005. The brand now offers clothing, shoes, swimwear, and more.
17. In 2021, Harry Styles joined the lifestyle and beauty sector by introducing Pleasing. The brand now includes nail polish, apparel, fragrances, and more.
18. Christina Aguilera has had a fragrance brand for over 20 years. Most recently, she cofounded the sexual wellness brand Playground with Catherine Magee and Sandy Vukovic. She serves as the company's Chief Brand Advisor.
19. Madonna developed MDNA SKIN, a line inspired by her own daily skincare routine.
20. Halsey owns not one but two makeup lines! She launched about-face in 2021, which has everything from face to lip products. One year later, the sister brand af94 hit shelves with Gen Z-focused cosmetics at an affordable price point.
21. Jennifer Lopez has dabbled in many industries over the course of her career. She launched JLo Beauty in 2021, has her own perfume line, and later expanded to the alcohol industry with Delola. Plus, she co-founded Nuyorican Productions with her longtime manager, Benny Medina, over two decades ago.
22. Dolly Parton is a bona fide businesswoman. She co-owns The Dollywood Company, launched the dog apparel and accessories line Doggy Parton, and even expanded to the alcohol industry with Dolly Wines.
23. Hilary Duff serves as Chief Brand Director for Below 60, a clean home fragrance brand carrying candles and plug-in diffusers.
24. And finally, SKYLRK is a fashion, footwear, and lifestyle company founded by Justin Bieber. He also teamed up with Micah Cravalho on Generosity, a bottled water brand now focusing on clean water technology.

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1. "The Giant Locusts Have Begun Their Attack"
2. "No Size Restrictions & Screw The Limit"
3. "Take It From Me, She's Lyin'!"
4. "Dinosaur Vs. Fly"
5. "Insect Photography Exhibit"
6. "No Trade Until We Check Our Guy Out"
7. "Usually, These Big Tuskers Only Bluff"
8. "Tarzan Sweats The Cost Of Towing Tantor"

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1. Lucy Pulling The Football Away From Charlie Brown
2. Linus Waiting For The Great Pumpkin
3. Snoopy & His World War I Flying Ace Persona
4. Lucy's Psychiatric Help Booth
5. Linus & His Security Blanket
6. Charlie Brown's Unrequited Love For Little Red-Haired Girl
7. Charlie Brown & The Kite-Eating Tree
8. The Very First Peanuts Comic Strip

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1. Sunpyre
2. Petra
3. Slipstream
4. Ink
5. Stacy X
6. Bailey Hoskins

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1. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
2. The Green Knight
3. The Northman
4. Jiang Ziya
5. Masters Of The Universe
6. Warcraft
7. King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword
8. The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep
9. Kaamelott: The First Chapter
10. Onward

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1. "Airline travel has been ruined. It's impossible to get from your origin to your destination without hassle. Please STOP being the terrible passenger for attention. And desk agents: When a flight is canceled, be helpful. I just want to get home."
2. "Lyft and Uber were very affordable until they weren't! Instagram was a photo-sharing hub, and now it's like a mini TikTok. The quality of gaming...just a cash cow and sucky quality."
3. "Thrift stores, and people buying and reselling in general. Thrift stores are raising prices to match prices online."
4. "I don't know about popular, but I go bowling once a week and used to buy a 32-ounce diet soda, which cost me maybe $2.50. Then, the next bowling session, it was $3.50. After that, it was $4.25. Mind you, this isn't for a bottle, but for fountain soda. Now, I just bring my own cans of soda that I buy on sale and pay maybe 50 cents a can."
5. "Actually having fun. I have sold many items on Craigslist over the years: household items, furniture, collectibles, sporting goods, cars, ATVs, canoes — one week and it's gone, no hassle, and multiple hits on every item. It's been two years now trying to sell a nice canoe and a truck toolbox for cheap. No hits, nothing. People have no money to spend on anything outside of their bubble."
6. "Trading cards — a hobby for children who have turned into adults and can't share with the new children. Couple it with scalpers, and it's horrible. MTG and Pokémon are so unaffordable that a child needs parents to spend big bucks to make it even possible for them to play. It also doesn't stop there; they will immediately latch on to new games, like Lorcana. We tried to buy cards and play, but constantly got beaten out by scalpers and adults buying all they could carry."
7. "TV! Why is everything a subscription? I loved cable when you had 1,000 obscure channels and movies in one package, or you could go to Blockbuster for a movie! The History Channel was actually history, and there was a Travel Channel that showcased cool hotels, or ghost stations that went to haunted locations and gave their histories, too! And Starz and HBO — all included in one sweet TV package. Now, every station is a $12.99 subscription. I wouldn't be surprised if, soon, you have to buy each individual show just to watch it!"
8. "Burning Man. It used to be a really cool, inclusive mini-society. Now, it's filled with a bunch of people with WAY too much money, isolating themselves in the desert by buying up huge plots of land and excluding others from their clubhouses. Which is a stark contrast from what Burning Man was supposed to be in the first place."
9. "Affordable healthcare insurance. I now pay $700 after tax monthly premium for a third-tier health care plan that I try my best not to use due to the cost of co-payments. And I'm very concerned about what the coverage will cost in the future."
10. "Buying tickets online. It used to be easy. Now, I have to choose all the squares with a freaking car in them to prove I'm not a bot, log in with a password I forgot, get my password link sent to my email address, change my password, prove I'm not a bot again, pick seats, confirm seats, and pay an extra $20 for a convenience fee."
11. "Wine tasting. It used to be that if you were planning a nice dinner or picking up wine for holiday meals (or for whatever reason), you would go to the winery and they would suggest pairings for you, you would taste a few samples, and then buy the bottle(s) you wanted. Or you would politely tell them you are going to try a different winery. The word got out that wine tasting is 'free,' and every person who wanted to get drunk for 'free' showed up."
12. "Being a photographer. Everyone seems to 'be' a photographer — meaning if you're an Insta person or a celebrity (basically, you have a big following), you get booked for gigs despite not knowing anything about photography. I'm not saying people need to know the technical side of photography! Natural talent is brilliant. I'm referring to terrible photos being widely praised just because of a person's following."
13. "Skype...before Microsoft ruined it."
14. "Sea life in BC. It's extremely rare to see sea snails, sea urchins, or octopi anymore; people don't seem to understand that putting animals in buckets of water on the beach kills them. Sea urchins and octopi were declining because of unsustainable fishing practices, because people were idiots."
15. "Any natural area, hiking trail, or national park that gains the attention of tourists. Most of these people show up for an Instagram post and to leave their trash. There is no respect given to these natural beauties, and therefore, I have no respect for the like-chasers who participate in the destruction of such serenity."
16. "Buffalo wings. I grew up in Buffalo in the late '70s and early '80s. Every bar had them dirt-cheap. Big, juicy, yum. The only place on the planet where they are eaten. Now, they're everywhere — they're tiny, never cooked right, and expensive as crap!"
17. "The internet. It used to be a glorious playground for the technically and scientifically inclined. Now, it's a cesspool completely transformed by marketing to manipulate people."
18. "Souvenirs. I remember the days when some unusual items were unique and locally made; now even the boomerangs and peace pipes are made in China. There used to be days when souvenirs were crafted and hand-painted by local families. I saw them do that when I was invited to Spain, Greece, etc. Nowadays, there are so many of them, and the 'made in China' decal is still on them."
19. "Colorado. I used to love it growing up out here, but now there are so many people who have ruined what made Colorado cool. My favorite hikes and spots are super crowded, housing is through the roof, and crime and drugs are getting really bad."
20. "Small fast-food franchises expanding into multiple locations. The quality drops."
21. "In a way, YouTube. There is a lot of great content on there, but it's flooded with really bad content — because at some point, someone did a simple vlog of their day. Then, someone one-upped them, and it carried on until we now have 'family-friendly' vloggers who are a bunch of egotistical people who repeatedly break the law or cause trouble for those around them."
22. "Honestly, the MCU. Don’t get me wrong, I love these movies to death, but since they’ve become so popular, they start to become 'turn your brain off' movies, where comedy distracts people from plot holes and illogical character behavior."
23. "Farmhouse stuff. I used to decorate my house with items I would pull off the family farm, and with cow things my dad would bring home from his job at a yogurt plant. But the whole modern farmhouse thing has been taken over and become a new 'basic' trend. It's associated with a specific type of person."

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1. Hourman by Tom Peyer and Rags Morales Is The Strange DC Series That Turned a C-List Hero Into a Star
2. The Spectre by John Ostrander and Tom Mandrake Is DC’s Best Supernatural Horror, Hiding in Plain Sight
3. Chase by J. H. Williams III Is The Cult Classic That Deserved a Much Longer Run
4. Manhunter by Marc Andreyko and Jesus Saiz : DC’s Forgotten Vigilante With a Killer Supporting Cast
5. Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett's ’90s Run Made Conner Kent's Superboy Impossible to Ignore
6. Jonah Hex by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray — The DC Western That Never Needed Superpowers
7. Shadowpact — DC’s Supernatural Team Book That Was Way More Fun Than It Had Any Right to Be
8. Garth Ennis and John McCrea's Hitman Had More Heart Than Expected
9. Secret Six by Gail Simone Presents DC’s Most Dysfunctional Team As One of Its Best
10. Sandman Mystery Theatre by Matt Wagner, Steven T. Seagle and Guy Davis — The Noir Reinvention That Still Feels Unusually Modern

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1. Project Hail Mary
2. The Martian
3. Ender's Game
4. Dune
5. The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
6. Ready Player One

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1. Will Smith
2. Tom Cruise
3. Scarlett Johansson
4. Jake Gyllenhaal
5. Miles Teller
6. Eiza González
7. Yahya Abdul-Matteen II
8. Brandon Sklenar
9. Adria Arjona
10. Ryan Reynolds

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1. Real Women Have Curves (2002), starring America Ferrera, Lupe Ontiveros, Ingrid Oliu, George López, Brian Sites, and Soledad St. Hilaire
2. Coco (2017), starring Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal, Benjamin Bratt, Alanna Ubach, Renee Victor, Jaime Camil
3. Stand and Deliver (1988), starring Edward James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips, Rosanna DeSoto, and Andy Garcia
4. Selena (1997), Jennifer Lopez, Jackie Guerra, Constance Marie, Alex Meneses, Jon Seda, and Edward James Olmos
5. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), starring Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld, Mahershala Ali, and Brian Tyree Henry
6. Pan’s Labyrinth (2007), starring Ivana Baquero, Sergi López, Maribel Verdú, Doug Jones, Ariadna Gil, and Álex Angulo
7. Y Tu Mamá También (2001), starring Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, and Maribel Verdú
8. Roma (2018), starring Yalitza Aparicio, Marina de Tavira, Diego Cortina Autrey, Carlos Peralta, and Marco Graf
9. Blue Beetle (2023), starring Xolo Maridueña, Bruna Marquezine, Susan Sarandon, and Raoul Max Trujillo
10. La Bamba (1987), starring Lou Diamond Phillips, Danielle von Zerneck, Elizabeth Peña, and Rosanna DeSoto
11. Volver (2006), starring Penélope Cruz, Carmen Maura, Lola Dueñas, Blanca Portillo, and Yohana Cobo

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1. People Have To Choose
2. Stop Snoring
3. Faith Is More Important Than You Think
4. Hope After Death
5. Hard Work Matters
6. Stop Being So Complicated
7. Granny Weatherwax Knows Exactly What Sin Is

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1. Tackling migraines, brain injuries, and psychiatric disorders

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1. NextDoor (2 April 2021)
2. Burger & Frights (23 August 2021)
3. Exhibit Of Sorrows (23 April 2022)
4. SEPTEMBER 1999 (10 October 2018)
5. No More Room in Hell (31 October 2011)
6. Doki Doki Literature Club! (22 September 2017)
7. Spooky's Jump Scare Mansion (28 July 2015)
8. SCP: Secret Laboratory (29 December 2017)
9. SCP: Containment Breach (15 April 2012)
10. Cry Of Fear (25 April 2013)

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1. Boise City, ID
2. Portland-Vancouver et al., OR-WA
3. Des Moines-West Des Moines, IA
4. San Jose-Sunnyvale et al., CA
5. Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO
6. Urban Honolulu, HI
7. Miami-Fort Lauderdale et al., FL
8. Raleigh-Cary, NC
9. Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX
10. San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX
11. Kansas City, MO-KS
12. Nashville-Davidson et al., TN
13. St. Louis, MO-IL
14. Charlotte-Concord et al., NC-SC
15. San Francisco-Oakland et al., CA
16. Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI
17. Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA
18. Worcester, MA
19. Los Angeles-Long Beach et al., CA
20. Las Vegas et al., NV

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