Once again, Movies Unlimited is putting the world of entertainment literally at your fingertips with our latest digital catalog! Available here, this 68-page epic features an overview of recent releases like the Blondie 10-Film Collection and the Tony Curtis favorite…
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A journey through movie history awaits you in this week’s overview of new releases, one that spans the star-driven motion pictures of the 1930s and ’40s through to the stunning computer-generated graphics of modern family films. As you browse these…
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On the new episode of The Movies That Made Me, writer/producer/director Albert Hughes returns for another fascinating discussion on cinema with hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante. This time around, Hughes — best known for his work his twin brother…
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It’s been 35 years since Howard the Duck waddled into movie theaters and what a strange journey it has been for Marvel Comics‘ weird waterfowl. Based on the cult comic book created by the late, great Steve Gerber, the movie…
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As we prepare to bid farewell to July, the dog days of summer are now upon us. And what better way to spend them than with these new releases that are now available! There’s a ton of variety in these…
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Although it initially under-performed at the box office upon its release in June of 1986, Labryinth has gone on to become a cult masterpiece. Simply put, this was a film that was ahead of its time. Directed by Jim Henson…
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In Jackie Brown, Quentin Tarantino brings his wit and humor to this action-packed adaptation of Elmore Leonard‘s “Rum Punch.” Pam Grier stars as Jackie, the charismatic, street-smart stewardess blackmailed by the FBI to assist in a sting operation to bring…
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Documentaries are arguably the most important type of films in that they reflect true stories about the range of the human experience back at us. Entering show business in the 1970s as the first South Asian American to appear on…
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Now available from La Entertainment is a new 10-disc collection of classic Blondie films. Chic Young‘s comic-strip look at married life was brought to the big screen by Columbia Pictures in 28 comedies made between 1938 and 1950, with Arthur…
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