Today is Labor Day, the celebration of the labor movement in America. It also is a day when people across the country reflect upon their jobs and the working experience…or just sleep in late because they have the day off….
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Have no fear, Doc Savage is here! The intrepid Doc Savage (Ron Ely) and his Fabulous Five journey to the wilds of South America to investigate Doc’s father’s death in the jungles of Hidalgo. En route, they encounter numerous dangers…
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We were saddened to learn of the passing of Valerie Harper yesterday at the age of 80 following a heroic battle with cancer. Best known for her performance as the smart and sassy Rhoda Morgenstern on The Mary Tyler Moore…
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Talk about computer dating! Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn teamed up on the silver screen for the eighth time in 1957’s Desk Set, a hilarious comedy classic. Here’s the synopsis: Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy star in this spry comedy…
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Don’t let snobs tell you anything different, movie posters are just as valid of an artform as anything that hangs in a museum. If you think about it, the art of trying to still an inherently visual medium through a…
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With Avengers: Endgame now the biggest moneymaker of all time, it seems like the Marvel Cinematic Universe is unstoppable. Or is it? Last week news surfaced that Marvel Studios and Sony couldn’t come to terms on an agreement that would…
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Monsters and rockers and pets, oh my! There’s some gigantic (and we don’t just mean that in terms of literal size) new Blu-rays and DVDs now available. Take a look at what you’ll be clearing your schedules to watch in…
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Neil Simon was pretty much box office gold in his heyday of the seventies. A playwright by trade, of course, but many of his Broadway productions eventually made their way to the big screen, including such fondly remembered films like The…
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During a recent rewatch of David Lynch‘s film adaptation of Dune — which itself is frankly somewhat of an undertaking — we noticed something that we never paid attention to before: House Atreides has a pet pug. The cuddly…
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It’s one of the most familiar tropes in storytelling — the tale of a boy and his dog. One of the first films to truly capture the magic of this special bond was 1943’s Lassie Come Home, and the world…
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