Here’s a look at the latest and greatest releases to hit DVD and Blu-ray: Dirty Grandpa Robert de Niro and Zac Efron get down and dirier in this unrated version of the raunchy comedy about a wild road trip shared…
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They’re not as common as they were in their Saturday matinee heyday. but some memorable western movies have come out in the last few decades. We’ve rounded up a batch of the best post-’60s frontier films and want you to vote for your favorite.
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As a teenager, my world revolved around action movies. My best friend Jesse and I craved bloodshed and clever one-liners. Robocop thrilled when Officer Murphy’s hand got blown off with a shotgun blast, and his wrist pulsated blood for a split…
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Today marks the theatrical debut of Captain America: Civil War. To commemorate this milestone moment in comic book cinema, MovieFanFare presents this look back at Cap’s storied motion picture past. The Captain America movie serial Captain America made his first…
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Some people are too big and talented to easily categorize. Joy Mangano, and the biopic Joy, clearly were too much for Hollywood to comprehend and winnow down into a simple movie trailer. Just out on DVD, Joy is the story…
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Sure, everyone’s heard of Han Solo, Princess Leia and Darth Vader, but do you know Willrow Hood, Malakili and Jocasta Nu? If not, check out MovieFanFare’s salute to 10 of the less-heralded figures from the first six Star Wars films.
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This time Six Pix focuses on movie posters inspired by the Art Deco movement. You pick the best one or otherwise rank them according to which ones you feel are visually the most artistic.
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This year marks the 40th anniversary of Taxi Driver, Martin Scorsese‘s haunting exploration of urban alienation that marks one of Robert De Niro‘s finest performances. Although the grim and gritty New York City featured in the film has become sanitized…
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He was trapped for 127 Hours, witnessed the Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and was once Oz the Great and Powerful. James Franco is the subject of this week’s MovieFanFare poll, and we’d like to know which of his film and TV turns is your favorite.
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Movie Music Video is a an occasional look at, well, notable music videos from film soundtracks. This debut column examines an obscure (yet totally amazing) clip from the mid-1980s. Eddy Grant’s 1982 hit “Electric Avenue” may have told us all how to…
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