Chi's BTC has just rolled out a robust line of off-kilter tees inspired by flicks you probably caught on cable last night. Among the sweetness is a shot of the infamous "Brooks was here/So was Red" room from Shawshank, a couple of Blues Brothers tributes (the famed "106 miles to Chicago..." with requisite sunglasses and cigarettes, and a closeup of Elwood's 1060 W. Addison driver's license), and "El Perfecto Asesino", a black-and-white portrait of Leon from The Professional (No women, no kids. That's the rules.). Rules Leon learned from Artie Lange.

Check additional action from The Usual Suspects, American Psycho, Coming to America, and more at BelowTheCollar.com

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It's often been said that there's nothing but crap on Twitter. See the proof at this site that rounds up all the toilet-related Tweets it can find and plops them down in a turd-form that's easy to concentrate on, unless someone unexpectedly walks in while you're going (through them).

Watch the world go down the toilet at PoopStream.com

Break up the monotony of midweek with Thrillst's Old School Summer Throwback Party, a wild shindig going down tonight at Holiday Club to commemorate the swingin' summers of days of yore with free-flowing Canadian Club and Dos Equis, go-go dancing goodness compliments of the Janes, t-shirt giveaways from the Novem Store, and tuneage from Dave Roberts, who you should remember to compliment on his 2004 ALCS performance.

Get yourself guestlisted and RSVP at Thrillist.com/throwback