When it comes to movies, when is the third time the charm? From Return of the Jedi to Captain America: Civil War and beyond, this week’s poll asks you to name what you think the best third movie in a…
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In today’s guest post, Bill Dunphy discusses his love for the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan romcom favorite Sleepless in Seattle, and shares some musings on films that he can’t turn off once they’re on. I got home tonight after meeting friends…
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Before Earthquake, before The Day After Tomorrow, there was the disaster-tinged S.O.S. Tidal Wave. This Republic Pictures favorite has just been released on DVD and Blu-ray via Olive Films. Pioneering TV newsman Jeff Shannon (Ralph Byrd) was wary of using…
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Chim Chim Cheree! Julie Andrews won an Academy Award in her film debut as the “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” nanny who brings magic and joy to the Banks family in turn-of-the-20th-century London. Producer Walt Disney’s fanciful mix of animation and live action, based…
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Just released to DVD and Blu-ray from Olive Films, Return of the Ape Man is Bela Lugosi‘s most interesting collaboration with Monogram Pictures — for whom he made several films in the early 1940s. Looking to prove their widely decried…
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Ever since I posted this week’s poll, I’ve been thinking a lot about how much movie soundtracks have impacted my life. These albums of songs or film scores are the ultimate souvenir, as they often are the next best thing…
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It’s finally here! Halloween! We’ve waited for it all month long, and now the anticipation has paid off and we are set for an evening of scary viewing and trick-or-treating! From all of us here at MovieFanFare, we wish you…
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There’s still time to check out our Haunted Halloween Sale to stock up on horror flicks old and new. Here’s a selection of just some of the films featured in the sale: Invasion of the Body Snatchers Director Don Siegel’s…
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Originally released on March 2, 1937, Lost Horizon is a breathtaking adaptation of the James Hilton novel directed by Frank Capra. With a budget of 1.25 million dollars, something that was unprecedented for its time, Capra set out on an…
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Over the years, Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) has had his impact diminished due to how increasingly comical his appearances became. Yet in the original 1984 version of A Nightmare on Elm Street, he remains a terrible dream demon who is…
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