Our Create-A-Caption salute to the summer movies of 1989 rolls on with this week’s entry, Turner & Hooch. While an underrated entry in Tom Hanks‘ filmography, this sweet and funny flick is worth another look as it has aged well…
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Philip Yordan‘s western novel Man of the West was brought to the screen in beautiful Cinemascope as Gun Glory (1957) with the great Stewart Granger taking on the lead role of Tom Early. It is 1880s Wyoming, and Early has just…
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It’s National Sisters Day today, and to commemorate we want to hear who your favorite sisters are from films and television? Whether its Anna and Elsa from Frozen, Gamora and Nebula from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or the characters of…
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Okay friends, it’s tough question time. For this poll we want you to pick which one of the following Harrison Ford characters you prefer: Han Solo or Indiana Jones. Vote below, and tell us why you chose the way you…
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Star Trek, both the TV series and the series of movies, had its share of nasty villains. Everyone probably has their favorite. Although some may take the side of Lord Kruge (Christopher Lloyd) in Star Trek III: The Search for…
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With Shark Week underway, we wanted to keep the fin fun going a bit longer with a look at how Steven Spielberg‘s landmark blockbuster Jaws and its sequels were used to promote products…mainly unofficially. Yes friends, “sharksploitation” was a very…
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Wow. That’s pretty much the only word we can use to describe this week’s DVD and Blu-ray new releases. There’s a stunning amount of Hollywood heavy hitters that are now available, and if these weren’t exciting enough, other offerings include…
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Our Create-A-Caption celebration of the Summer of ’89 continues with this week’s offering based on the underrated sequel Ghostbusters II. The film followed the paranormal investigators played by Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and Harold Ramis as they battled…
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Coming to DVD via the Warner Archive Collection on August 20th, Critic’s Choice marked the fourth and final silver screen teaming of Bob Hope and Lucille Ball. Based on the 1960 Broadway play of the same name by Ira Levin…
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The Conqueror is considered one of the worst movies of all time, and definitely the worst movie in which John Wayne was ever involved. But Wayne cannot carry the blame for this movie solely on his shoulders. Sure, Wayne as…
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