After reading this list I'm seriously questioning if you have ever even seen the show. Yaz and Ben are the most likeable ones. Sammy not even making the list was the right call but Barry? He had like 4 minutes of screen time. The handler? You would have been better off just putting Smoothie there. 

Quentin Tarantino is the most overrated director of all time, no other director comes close to his level of overrated. Forrest Gump is a nostalgic classic that you could almost always find while channel surfing during sick days from school in the 90's. Pulp Fiction got so much praise over the years and when I was old enough to finally watch and understand it, I was incredibly disappointed. Which was just the first of several Quentin Tarantino movies that left me with the same feeling of disappointment. Pulp Fiction rightfully lost. The real debate should be if Forrest Gump deserved to win over Shawshank Redemption. Shawshank deserved to win, it was a pretty flawless movie that has aged better than both Forrest Gump and Pulp Fiction.

Roger Ebert will always belong on the mount Rushmore of film critics but horror wasn't his favorite and that was no secret. While there are far worse horror movies, people need to keep in mind that he wasn't going to write a review for every sequel, indie, straight to video, made for tv, and carbon copy horror movie. His video game comment was made before video games actually started looking good. He did enjoy some horror movies and even gave "the Devil's Rejects" 3 stars.

Also his lowest ranked horror movies are probably the tcm remake 2003, wof creek 2005, I spit on your grave 1978, the human centipede 2010, the hitcher 1986 all of which he gave 0 stars.

Michael was revealed to be Laurie's brother in 1981's Halloween 2, not H20. The franchise has several different timelines, so that shouldn't have anything to do with a movie aging badly. H20 at least provided a reason for Laurie to still be haunted by Michael. In 2018 she was just some insane old lady who had a run in with a killer when she was a teenager and never got over it. Removing the family connection and every movie came after actually just made Laurie look like an idiot that Michael could have cared less about. In all honesty H20 was the only movie where Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode was even remotely interesting. Danielle Harris was a much better final girl, even Scout Taylor-Compton was better.

Yes Kevin Spacey is horrible, no that doesn't mean Se7en aged badly. By that logic most movies aged badly since so many people in Hollywood have been exposed as horrible people.

The faculty is campy fun, just as it was upon release. Same goes for Leprechaun and Tales from the Hood.

The Blair Witch Project was never going to hit the same years later but it wasn't really meant to.

The rest of these movies weren't good when they came out so it has nothing to do with them aging badly. They were just bad movies point blank 

The cause of death wasn't comical, the horrid acting was. Go back and watch the scene. At one point the camera cuts to Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, and Gary Oldman looking confused about what Marion is even doing. I've seen kids fake being asleep more convincingly.