Paul Verhoeven’s Robocop is a film that is unique in that it works as a sci-fi adventure and a dark comedy. When it was released back in 1987 (can you believe this film is 30 years old?) , audiences weren’t…
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On this day in the early 1900s (sources say anytime from 1904-06), screen legend Joan Crawford was born. Crawford is currently experiencing something of a revival in popularity thanks to the television series Feud which chronicles the rivalry between her…
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There’s a song in our hearts whenever it comes time to check out this week’s new DVD and Blu-ray new releases, and it is one that will be soaring through the air with the home video arrival of Sing. That…
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For this week’s Create-A-Caption, we are traveling back to 1933 to that masterful moment in comedy history, Duck Soup. This wild satire from The Marx Brothers finds Groucho as Rufus T. Firefly, president of Freedonia; Chico as his trusted aide…
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Drama. Comedy. Thriller. Horror. Action. Musical. Science Fiction. And so on. There are so many different types of films to choose from, so for this week’s poll we have a simple question for you: What’s your favorite movie genre? Let…
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One of our favorite contemporary actors here at MovieFanFare is none other than Kurt Russell. From his origins as a Disney contract player through to his work as a leading man and beyond, Kurt always delivers mesmerizing performances. This is…
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The “Golden Era of Movie Gimmicks” was in the late 1950s and 1960s when producer William Castle came up with some very innovative ways to lure audiences to his low-budget thrillers and horror films. Although Castle remains the undisputed King…
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Our celebration of Jerry Lewis‘ 91st birthday rolls on with a very simple question: What is your favorite of the funnyman’s many motion pictures? Either with or without Dean Martin or funny or dramatic, there’s no wrong answer here. Just…
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As impossible as it may seem to believe, Francis Ford Coppola‘s seminal Mafia classic The Godfather opened 45 years ago today. (It’s been making audiences an offer they can’t refuse ever since!) Copolla redefined the gangster film genre with this…
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This week’s batch of new DVDs and Blu-rays include an Academy Award-winning favorite, a spectacular sci-fi tale, a life-affirming drama, and much more. Whatever type of movie you are in the mood for, you’re sure to find something here to…
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