Yes friends, the weekend is rapidly coming to a close, but fear not, as your friends at MovieFanFare have come up with a great way to help ease you into your week! Beginning tomorrow morning, our Mega Mondays posts will…
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It’s been 50 years since Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! premiered and the world was first introduced to the Mystery Incorporated gang of Shaggy, Fred, Velma, Daphne and the titular Great Dane. Jinkies! Since the cartoon canine’s first adventures debuted in…
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Yee-haw! There’s nothing quite like settling back with a classic Western. One of the biggest genre stars to ever grace the silver screen was Johnny Mack Brown. An acclaimed college football player-turned-actor (he was Most Valuable Player in the 1925…
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Van Johnson could act. (I particularly liked his performances in such war movie classics like Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, Battleground, Go For Broke! and The Caine Mutiny, but he had a distinguished career as a leading ladies man, too.) Van…
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Whoa. Some weeks there are so many new releases making their debut that it is mind-boggling. This is one of them. Whether you like contemporary stars like Will Smith and Keanu Reeves to classic Hollywood figures like John Wayne, there’s…
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Earning well over a billion dollars at the box office, Toy Story 4 is an incredible Pixar sequel that continues the story of Buzz, Woody and company. This time around, Woody notices that he is no longer among Bonnie’s favorite…
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Yas kween! Initially beginning life as a web series, Broad City has gone on to become a comedy sensation. The brainchild of creators/stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, the show chronicles the adventures of two twentysomethings navigating the perils of…
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Kevin Connor is best known for directing a series of rather cheesy popcorn sci-fi/adventure film adaptations of Edgar Rice Burrough novels, a series which began with The Land That Time Forgot (1975). Most of the films had great casts, adequate…
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Released 40 years ago, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is a rousing, contemplative feature that is the perfect big screen debut for the Starship Enterprise crew (despite what any misguided critics may have you believe). Director/Hollywood legend Robert Wise gives…
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Lassie and Rin Tin Tin are arguably the greatest canine stars ever to grace the silver screen. During the Golden Age of Hollywood and beyond, these perfect pooches were featured in films that were packed with warmth, adventure, and true…
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