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7. Hayao Miyasaki Hayao Miyazaki is known and loved by millions of fans all over the world for his films through Studio Ghibli, the production company he co-founded and brought to the world stage. A master of animation with one of the most colorful imaginations ever, it doesn’t really matter that he’s never made a “real” live-action movie. He’s considered one of the best animation directors of all time, which is enough to cement him quite firmly on this list....

7. Airplane Pilots This is literally everyone’s number one nightmare when they get on a plane. However, for the Monty Python crew, it’s simply hilarious. When a couple of airline pilots are bored in their cockpit—they have exhausted all of the options in “I Spy…"—they decide that terrorizing the passengers would be a fun way to pass the time. The dark sense of humor coupled with a keen sense of absurdism makes this particular sketch representative of John Cleese’s style of humor....

7.Steven Spielberg Moviemaker LEGO Set The LEGO 1349 Steven Spielberg Moviemaker Set was a toy that came out around 2002. It had a plug-in camera and LEGO kit built to look like it came from the set ofJurassic Park 2: The Lost World. Furthermore, it had a giant T-Rex leg on a crane, a large T-Rex model, a LEGO car, several movie-esque lighting props, a full soundstage, LEGO figures of Ian Malcolm, Steven Spielberg, Julianne Moore, and a bunch of crew to work on the movie....

7.Old(2021) We start off with a polarizing horror movie that still has its merits. Based on a Swiss graphic novel calledSandcastle,Oldcenters on a family and their companions who visit a secluded beach. However, once on the beach, they find themselves aging much faster than normal—leading to fatal outcomes. The concept of rapid aging is executed with merciless results. Right from the start, with the tease of a female corpse floating down to the deterioration of her body, it’s disturbing to behold....

7.Lone Wolf and Cub By far the oldest series on this list,Lone Wolf and Cubwas first published in 1970. This dark samurai story became the basis for several films, television series, and even a video game. If nothing else, this classic series is worth taking a look at just to see how art styles have changed since this was originally published. 6.Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex This is another case where the manga came after the anime, except in this case, the anime series followed the originalGhost in the Shellfull-length feature movie....