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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! To celebrate the occasion, I have compiled a list (I LOVE lists...can you tell??) of some of the best Thanksgiving-themed episodes of TV shows ever. Give it a look and watch a couple of these babies after the in-laws leave, the kids go to bed, the dishes are done, and you can relax on the couch. The entries are in no particular order; they are just awesome television episodes that somehow include the Thanksgiving holiday. "Thanksgiving" - GLEE I

Father’s Day is almost here, and while I recently honored the worst of the worst in my list of Favorite Bad Movie Dads—a twisted tribute to cinema’s most dysfunctional, dangerous, and deranged paternal figures—this time, I’m flipping the script. When it comes to television, I’m giving the good guys their due. That’s right. In the world of TV, I’m looking at the best of the best. My favorite TV dads of all time. These are the guys who, in one way or another, did it right. Now,

With the recent release of the new horror film Clown in a Cornfield —which, by the way, is absolutely terrible (and yes, you can read my review for all the painful details )—I started thinking about clowns. Not the kind that ruin horror movies by being dull, derivative, and dumb (looking at you, Terrifier  fans), but the kind of clowns that actually work. The ones that are funny, creepy, iconic, strange, and unforgettable. So I decided to put together a list of my 10 favorite

The Hilariously Twisted Mattress Firm Ad Campaign That's Got Everyone Talking Advertising, at its core, is about relatability. It's about putting someone on screen that you, the consumer, can see yourself in. Whether it's the iconic Pepsi Generation , the over-the-top energy of car commercials, or the wildly enthusiastic people in prescription drug ads (despite the horrifying side effects), successful commercials make you feel like you belong in their world. But what happens

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! To celebrate the occasion, I have compiled a list (I LOVE lists...can you tell??) of some of the best Thanksgiving-themed episodes of TV shows ever. Give it a look and watch a couple of these babies after the in-laws leave, the kids go to bed, the dishes are done, and you can relax on the couch. The entries are in no particular order; they are just awesome television episodes that somehow include the Thanksgiving holiday. "Thanksgiving" - GLEE I

In a sad, ironic bit of timing on the final day of the Flashback Weekend Horror Convention last Sunday, news spread among convention goers that the terrific character actor Charles Cyphers had passed away at the age of 85. Charles Cyphers, seen here in "Halloween," passed away last weekend. Charles was beloved by horror fans for his great work with director John Carpenter . In addition, Flashback Weekend fans fondly remembered his two memorable visits to the convention, fir