No Country For Old Men
Raising Arizona
Hail, Caesar!
Burn After Reading
Blood Simple
The Coen Brothers
100
This "Lizard King" broke on through to the other side 1971 and is famously buried in the Cimetière du Père-Lachaise in Paris. Dead at 27
Jim Morrison
100
This libertarian Arizona Senator and 1964 Presidential loser's campaign identified him as Au H20
Barry Goldwater
100
Julius Caesar famously died on this day in 44 BC
The Ides of March (15th)
100
This series of books was the most challenged in the 2000s because of its depiction of wizardry and witchcraft, though it's author has since become a leading TERF challenging the books of others
Harry Potter
100
Helpfully, this universal donor blood type is the most common in the US
O-
100
This famous Chicago comedian and actor accepted the role of Garfield because he thought it was the Coen Brothers making the film
Bill Murray
200
This "Valerie" singer went "Back to Black," dying in 2011. Dead at 27
Amy Winehouse
200
The state flower of Arizona is the blossom of this iconic cactus
Saguaro
200
Julius' nephew and adopted son Octavian took this name upon becoming Rome's first emperor
Augustus
200
This all-time classic explores racism in the Jim Crow South through the lens of two children named Jem and Scout
To Kill a Mockingbird
200
Spiders, Lobsters, and Snails have blood that is this color. How snobby.
Blue
200
Nicolas Cage based his role in Raising Arizona on this avian cartoon character
Woody Woodpecker
300
This "One in a Million" mononymic singer and actress became the Queen of the Damned in The Bahamas in 2001. Dead at 22
Aaliyah
300
DAILY DOUBLE!
The only two states to not observe daylight savings time are Arizona and this other one
300
The sixth Caesarian Emperor, he was apocryphally famous for fiddling while Rome Burned
Nero
300
The author of Farenheit 451
Ray Bradbury
300
Similar to Astrology, blood type is seen as an indicator of personality arose first in this Asian nation.
Japan
300
Despite being named after the city in North Dakota, Fargo movie actually takes place in this state
Minnesota
400
This Rebel Without a Cause's 1955 death by car accident made him into an instant icon, despite only appearing in 3 films. Dead at 24
James Dean
400
This Arizona County represents 62% of the state's population
Maricopa
400
Julius created a calendar that included one of these every 4 years
Leap Day
400
"It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen." is the opening line to this, ironically, most challenged book of all time
1984
400
Though it is the creature that annually causes the the most human deaths, it would actually take 1,200,000 of these to completely drain a human being of blood
Mosquitos
400
This micturated upon item really ties a room together
The Rug
500
This up and coming actress had her career cut tragically short by the Manson Family in 1969. Dead at 26
Sharon Tate
500
Arizona entered the Union as this numbered state, the last in the contiguous states
48
500
During the imperial era this title for the Russian King derives from Caesar
Czar
500
This anthology series of books by Alvin Schwartz, a Scholastic book fair favorite, was the most challenged in the 1990s
Scary Stories
500
This is the only part of the human body that does not receive blood from the circulatory system
Cornea
500
"O Brother Where Art Thou" is based on this Homeric epic, despite the Coens never having read it
The Odyssey