Here’s a poll you can really sink your teeth into! We want to you know which vampire movie from the 1980s was your favorite. With so many great options to choose from — including the hugely popular The Lost Boys…
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Running away from a gigantic boulder early in Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones (played by the eternally cool Harrison Ford) established himself as a, well, cinematic rock star. Sorry, that is an absolutely terrible joke, but you’ve got…
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Above are the details for a brand new Movies Unlimited Coupon Code! It expires on Monday, August 8th at 11:59pm CT. Happy shopping!
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Some context: In May of 1983, Return of the Jedi was released, concluding the original Star Wars trilogy and raking in millions of dollars in movie tickets and merchandising. As successful as the film was, it still had some detractors….
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On the latest episode of The Movies That Made Me, Sterlin Harjo — Co-Creator of the acclaimed FXX series Reservation Dogs — discusses what films have influenced his work. Joined by hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante, Harjo opens up…
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Last week I rewatched 1979’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture, easily the most unfairly maligned film in the franchise. Although the demand for more Trek had been quietly gaining steam through a grassroots campaign ever since the original series…
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On July 24th, British actor David Warner died of a lung cancer-related illness at the age of 80. For six decades Warner established himself as one of entertainment’s most in-demand actors through his acclaimed work in theater, films and on…
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There’s magic in the air this week with this incredible batch of new releases. Dive into these recent hitsm, archival favorites, obscurities, TV season sets and more and you’ll conjure up plenty of entertainment to watch for the foreseeable future!…
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On Monday, veteran character actor great Paul Sorvino died of natural causes at the age of 83. Among the iconic roles he leaves behind are lovable phone-hating/garlic-slicing mobster Paulie Cicero in Goodfellas, NYPD sergeant Phil Cerrata in Law & Order,…
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On the just-released episode of The Movies That Made Me Anita Rocha da Silveira stops by. Having directed and co-written last year’s Brazil-set horror chiller Medusa, Da Silveira discusses her approach to filmmaking and the diverse movies that have left…
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