During the final week of 2024 two noted actresses–the first a teenager when she gained fame as one half of pop culture’s most famous romantic duo, the other a Broadway star who served food and laughs in a hit 1970s…
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Set to make its bow on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD this February 4, Wicked blew into theaters just before last Thanksgiving—and, thanks to the built-in and devoted followings for the stage musical and the source material that inspired…
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From killer sharks and rebellious mental hospital patients to failed bank robbers and crossdressing extraterrestrial mad scientists, the movie scene of 1975 offered a wide and offbeat array of characters to root for…or against. MovieFanFare invites you to vote for…
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You can’t keep a good vampire down…at least not at the box office, as writer/director Robert Eggers’ sanguinary shocker Nosferatu finished its Christmas week debut with a solid $40 million-plus performance, good for third place overall. That’s not too shabby…
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As the world calls “Cut!” to 2024 and “Action!” to 2025, all of us here at MovieFanFare would like to extend a hearty “Happy New Year!” to our readers. We have lots of plans for the upcoming year, and we…
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As we close the book on 2024, MovieFanFare is looking back on the year in cinema. Along with some popular animated sequels and superhero fare, there were also plenty of original and challenging titles in theaters and on streaming platforms….
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Santa’s not the only one compiling a “Nice” list in December. Each year since 1989, the Library of Congress’s National Film Preservation Board has curated a list of up to 25 motion pictures deemed to be “culturally, historically or aesthetically…
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Like Myrna Loy and her antlered companion here, something about this time of year brings out the spirit of friendship and togetherness. The staff at MovieFanFare would like to thank all our loyal readers and offer you our warmest wishes…
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Well, it’s almost Christmas Day, and we at MovieFanFare got to thinking about our favorite Yuletide cinematic locales. From Santa’s workshop and quaint small towns to besieged L.A. skyscrapers and alien worlds, Hollywood has given audiences some fascinating places to…
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Over the last six decades or so, the post-Thanksgiving TV landscape has been inundated with animated Christmas specials on themes both sacred (A Charlie Brown Christmas) and secular (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer). And during that time, it seems as though…
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