One of the most notably strange movies there has ever been. Filmed with an artistic style that is better suited for photographs than movies, this movie also holds the record for the most actors to have their final performances before death.

The movie many critics said would be the next Batman. Well the next Batman fell short when a sequil was never actually made (other than the animated series).

A soundtrack of darker metal songs with bands like Marilyn Manson (and the Spooky Kids), Megadeth, Coal Chamber, Pantera, Sevendust, System of a Down, Kid Rock (with Eminem), (hed) P.E., and of course Twisted Sister. This CD for its time was a true gem, because it was just before anyone had heard of many of half of these bands. This CD full of mostly B-sides turned out to be really good too.

A soundtrack full of Nu-Metal of the freshest bands at the time with their biggest songs. Bands like Powerman 5000, Disturbed, System of a Down, Linkin Park, Static-X and Saliva were fresh at the time along with more stable and familiar bands like Pantera, Slayer, Monster Magnet. This CD is well worth a listen, if only to relive the year in hard music of 2000.

John Carpenter and Kurt Russell team up once again for another cult classic movie. This time it is more over the top than it ever was with stunts like Kurt surfing a wave in a race against a classic car. This movie is post apocalyptic science fiction at its best.

The big screen directorial debut from Rob Zombie was movie kicked around by studios for two or three years for being too gory. This is old school horror, a movie where normal people wonder what sort of freak would make this and the horror fans will want more.