The 1982 Disney sci-fi film Tron plunged viewers into a world unlike anything captured on film before. By mixing traditional cinematography with groundbreaking computer-generated imagery (in a time when such special effects were in their infancy), the movie broke boundaries….
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A24’s latest headline-grabbing film is Bodies Bodies Bodies, a horror-comedy that subverts tropes to offer up one of this year’s most surprisingly original offerings. Helming this film, her English-language debut feature, is hugely successful Dutch Actress/Writer/Director Halina Reijn. Given her…
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Some of the best sci-fi films have followed a hero (or heroes) on a journey into the unknown in pursuit of knowledge. Guest writer Constance Metzinger looks at four classic movies whose characters put their lives on the line in strange new worlds.
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Largely remembered only as a pop culture footnote due to it being Mark Hamill‘s first post-Star Wars film, Corvette Summer is a breezy comedy-drama that is perfect viewing in the sun-drenched months ahead. The film concerns the quest by Hamill’s…
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What’s your favorite year for films? If you’re Josh Olson of The Movies That Made Me podcast, that answer is 1992. As impossible as it may seem, 1992 was 30 years ago, which has Olson in a reflective mood as…
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1984’s megahit Beverly Hills Cop mixed action and laughs to deliver one of the most successful comedies of all time. Eddie Murphy stars as maverick Detroit detective Axel Foley whose search for his friend’s killer leads him to Southern California…
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Now available on Blu-ray from KL Studio Classics is the 1939 melodrama When Tomorrow Comes. Stopping at a diner, noted concert pianist Philip Chagal (Charles Boyer) felt an immediate and mutual attraction to working-class server Helen Lawrence (Irene Dunne). As…
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The best place for insightful chat about motion pictures is The Movies That Made Me, Josh Olson and Joe Dante‘s podcast about cinema that showcases a dazzling array of special guests whom talk about their film influences. On the latest…
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Previously on MovieFanFare, I’ve discussed how “it just ain’t summer without Burt” from Hooper is the best movie tagline of all time. But I realize that it also speaks to a larger issue: There are some films that people almost…
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