How many music 90's-related listicles has Buzzfeed done by now? All of them? Well, who cares, I like music videos; here are Lindsay's favorites from that decade we're all sick of being nostalgic about.

Up until 2001, the fantasy genre had no mega-successful, money chugging, critical darling film franchise to its name. Up steps a portly kiwi man with a beard and a penchant for splatter horror

The middle chapter of one of the most ambitious film adaptations of all time; where did it soar, and where did it fall apart like an orc running an Olympic torch into a pile of bombs? And why are you such a jerk, Faramir?

The beginning of the end brings the beginning of the end of so many questions... like who SHOULD Eowyn have ended up with? And will Samwise ever get help for his deep, troublesome anger problems?

And now the most important discussion one can have regarding the Lord of the Rings films, gay hobbits. Featuring special gay hobbit guest Rantasmo.

Remember that romantic comedy David Duchovny did? That involved organ transplants? No? Well, happy Valentine's Day anyway.

Lindsay and her new sassy gay friend Rantasmo take a look at the Disney company's subtle but complex relationship to the gay community... gurrrrrrrrrlllll!

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Lindsey marks her comeback with the film that really launched the '90s quirky TV nostalgia film trend.

Yes, The Mortal Instruments, the last in a string in YA adaptations, flopped. Yes, it was terrible. But that's not necessarily the book's fault.

In which succubus gold diggers want Uncle Fester's money (again), and Wednesday will take no more of your shit.