In Germany, in the year 1936, seven prisoners escape from a concentration camp. One by one they are caught and their bodies are placed on crucifixes at the camp as a warning to others who may attempt escape. Only one…
Read more →
You rang? Brought to live by acclaimed cartoonist Charles Addams in the 1930s, The Addams Family have been thrilling generations with their supernatural and silly antics. Since the Addamses first came to TV in the 1960s they’ve been the subject…
Read more →
When it originally hit theaters in 1982, Charles Band‘s Parasite was presented in 3-D that promised “you will live the thrill.” But even without the gimmick, this is a film that will grab hold of you and won’t let go!…
Read more →
In this guest review, Constance Metzinger takes a look at the 1962 chiller The Undying Monster: “When stars are bright on a frosty night, Beware thy bane on a rocky lane ” Coastal England at the turn of the century….
Read more →
In 1984 Hollywood needed a new blockbuster to fill the void left by the ending of the Star Wars trilogy from the previous summer. Hollywood has never suffered for a lack of mega-hits, at least not since the mid-70’s. Give…
Read more →
Hakuna Matata! There will be “no worries” when it comes to finding some great new releases this week! Led by a CGI makeover of one of Disney’s most beloved animated classics, this batch of Blu-rays and DVDs will be sure…
Read more →
“Moonlight and love songs, never out of date.” Add Casablanca to that list of eternal things featured in the lyrics of “As Time Goes By,” for this is the most beloved of all motion pictures. The star-crossed relationship between club…
Read more →
We just wanted to take a second this morning to encourage you to take a minute and add us to your Twitter feed at twitter.com/moviesunlimited. You’ll get up-to-the-minute information on the world of Movies Unlimited, as well as updates on…
Read more →
Gimmick or gamechanger? That’s the eternal debate when it comes to 3-D. Believe it or not, 3-D films are nearly as old as motion pictures themselves. (The first recorded efforts that attempted three-dimensional imagery on film date back to the…
Read more →
21 years after giving moviegoers chills with the outrageous anthology Trilogy of Terror, the all-star creative team of writer/director Dan Curtis and writers Richard Matheson and William F. Nolan returned for the made-for-TV sequel Trilogy of Terror II. Out this…
Read more →Copyright © 2025 MovieFanFare