15. Santa Clarita Diet (2017) Santa Clarita Dietisn’t like most of the shows on this list. As a matter of fact, it’s not like most shows period. This quasi-sitcom stars Drew Berrymore as a woman who’s surprised to wake up one morning as a zombie. Her husband, played byJustified’s Timothy Olyphant, is even more surprised. Hilarity and buckets of gore ensue, displayed gloriously thanks to the show’s gorgeous 4K HDR treatment....
What Is Absurdist Fiction? Explained Absurdist fictionrose to popularity in the 1950s and 60s, and some modern authors still dedicate themselves to the craft. Franz Kafka is the father of the genre, and his novella,The Metamorphosis, often represents the genre. Absurdist fiction is all about the meaninglessness of life. As the main character floats through the story, they’ll encounter surreal situations that won’t even make them waver. The lack of judgment from the main character or narrator means that you’re left to form your own opinion of what’s really going on....
15. Road House (1989) Patrick Swayze playing an enigmatic bouncer whose past is shrouded in mystery? Who regularly kicks people in the face to keep his bar safe? What’s not to love about this premise? James Dalton (Patrick Swayze) is hired to take over the management of a bar in Missouri. He doesn’t like drug dealing and he doesn’t like thieves, so the first order of business is to cut out the bad apples....
15. The Mysterious Affair at Styles Let’s begin our list with Agatha Christie’s first-ever novel,The Mysterious Affair at Styles. Anyone who writes knows that first attempts are never great. Yet, when it comes to Agatha Christie, her first novel is surprisingly good and deserves to be appreciated. The Mysterious Affair at Stylesisn’t just Christie’s first novel, but it’s also the first book to introduce one of the most beloved characters in the detective genre: Hercule Poirot....
15. Haineko (Bleach) Hainekois one of the many Zanpakuto Spirits who materialize and rebel against their masters under the influence and brainwashing of Muramasa during the anime-only arc ofBleach: the Zanpakuto Rebellion of the Zanpakuto Unknown Tales Arc. She has pretty lewd behaviors and a narcissistic attitude while under the powers of Muramasa. But after the brainwashing is lifted, she returns back to her friendly and kind self. Aside from being an expert in close combat, Haineko uses her power similar to how Rangiku uses her Zanpakuto’s Shikai form, relying on the ash that cuts anything it touches....
