If you really like this subject, this purports to be a Top Ten countdown of exploding heads, although many of the movies are low-budget 80's flicks I never heard of. It does end with the all time greatest head explosion, though - the one from Scanners, which is posted separately below:
ICYMI, Thursday's links are here, and include a history of impractical weapons of war, how cutlery affects out sense of taste, Sharknado 3 with Ann Coulter as VP, and what happens when a bunch of men pee on a beehive (hint: the bees attack the first body part they see).
ICYMI, Monday's links are here, and include Dr. Seuss's book of nudes (The Seven Lady Godivas), the history of wind chill, why female superheroes wear skimpy armor, and hacking to remotely disable cars.
“I know you’re scared. I’m scared, too. They’re sharks. They’re scary. Nobody wants to be eaten. But I’ve been eaten! And I’m here to tell you that I’m still standing. It takes more than that to bring a good man down."
Sharknadowas, of course, set in LA, and Sharknado 2: The Second One took place in Manhattan. Sharknado 3 will be set, at least partly, in DC, then the good times will head down the east coast.
Presumably the fight will get easier once they leave DC and head south through Virginia, since there are only a handful of legal (civilian) guns in DC and they're impossible to buy (legally). They did overcome a similar problem in New York, but DC is even worse.
On Monday, it was announced that the stunt-casting for Sharknado 3 includes Dallas Mavericks-owning businessman Mark Cuban and the conservative pundit Ann Coulter, who will be playing the President of the United States and the Vice President, respectively. Bo Derek, Jerry Springer, and ‘NSYNC’s Chris Kirkpatrick are also set to appear. (Representatives for the film are also trying to cast “select recognizable Senators and Congressmen, and a few others like Colin Powell and Oliver North,” Politico reports.)
Sharknado 3 will premiere on Syfy in July.
Re making Coulter the fictional Vice President:
“She has a lot of people talking about her, both positively and negatively, and a lot of fans,” the rep said. “She is certainly a notable political figure. We wanted to cast people who would be known in DC, not just Hollywood.”
A clip from the second movie:
Too late for Valentine's Day, but for the next appropriate occasion (or just because you want one), here's a Sharknado Action Figure.