Tyler Sage

The British comedy troupe's absurdist influence continues to this day.

Late star's comedic genius propels one of the most memorable 'SNL' movies of the '90s.

The 1984 series took an original miniseries filled with great ideas and turned it unwatchable.

The teenage protagonists' final go-round with their nemesis is just like their first one, except not as original.

Storm-stranded planes, a desperate man with a bomb and cheating spouses figure into the film that launched a thousand sequels and imitators.

The visually beautiful film features a number of friends and long-time collaborators.

John Hughes revolutionized a genre in the '80s by taking teens seriously.

The film helped reveal the absurdity of war and what it does to the people it touches.

Groundbreaking series changed how TV handled fashion, music and "practically invented the idea of South Beach."

The monster movie riffed, joked and scared its way to being a legend in the days of VHS.

The film launched James Coburn to stardom and kick-started a tradition.

The Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell film could have become a cult classic, if it hadn't been so ridiculous.