Rob and Kaitlin McElhenney (Mac and Sweet Dee from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia who are married in real life) are part owners of the bar Mac's Tavern on Market St. in Philadelphia.

According to the Mac's Tavern website, the building was formerly Skinner’s Dry Goods Store, and in 1776 "would have been THE dry goods store for Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Franklin, who resided right up the block… as well as Betsy Ross, 1 block away."

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Butch hits Marsellus with his car when he spots him crossing the street at the intersection of Fletcher Dr and Atwater Ave. In the movie, they stumble into the pawn shop, but you'll actually find Zed and Maynard's nightmare pawn shop over 25 miles away.

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Many of Pulp Fiction's filming locations (the Hawthorne Grill, the River Glen Motel, the Raymond Theatre) have been demolished since the movie came out, but you can find Maynard's pawn shop where Butch and Marsellus are captured after the car accident in this San Fernando Valley strip mall.

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In 1957, the Clougherty meat-packing company hired Les Grimes to paint a farmland mural on side of their plant just south of downtown Los Angeles in Vernon. Grimes died in 1968 after falling from a scaffold while painting and Arno Jordan completed the murals that span several blocks. The deteriorating murals were later touched up by muralist Philip Slagter and his crew. Say what you will about cavorting happy pigs in an idyllic country setting on the side of a slaughterhouse in industrial California.

The Farmer John murals make an appearance in Antonioni's Zabriskie Point and Brian De Palma's Carrie.

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I always assumed it was a movie set, but this is the actual small church out in the California desert where the massacre at the Two Pines Wedding Chapel in Tarantino's Kill Bill was filmed.

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