Angelo Delos Trinos

Based on its title and lasting legacy, most people remember Breaking Bad as the crime drama that pushed the unassuming chemistry teacher Walter White to his breaking point. After he "broke bad," Walter descended into a life of crime for understandable and even tragic reasons. The series delivered on what its title promised.

Chuck McGill and Jimmy McGill stand behind the defense table in Better Call Saul Image via AMC One of the most memorable scenes from Better Call Saul is Chuck McGill's breakdown during his bar association hearing. Even those who aren't familiar with Saul Goodman's origin series or Breaking Bad know this famous scene. Chuck's unbroken rant has since become a beloved meme and one of the franchise's most quoted moments.

A man turned into a zombie while in bed Image via United Film Distribution Company As far as most moviegoers are concerned, film director Peter Jackson is the mastermind behind The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. Although The Hobbit trilogy is more polarizing than its beloved predecessor, nothing can diminish Jackson's lasting impact on both the fantasy genre and film as an art form. But long before he made cinematic epics, Jackson thrived in the realm of B-horror films.