Night People is a riveting 1954 drama that is set in Berlin in the tumultuous years following the end of World War II. When a young American G.I. stationed in West Berlin is grabbed by the Soviets and spirited over…
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There’s nothing more unbearable than a week without any decent new releases. Fortunately that isn’t a problem for film lovers right now! The latest offerings showcase stars old and new, with features that span from the latest live-action adaptation of…
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Set in a pre-Thatcher England beset by social turmoil and labor strikes, Breaking Glass stars Hazel O’Connor as Kate, an idealistic singer/songwriter whose life forever changes after she meets small-time promoter Danny (Phil Daniels of Quadrophenia fame) and forms the…
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This week’s Create-A-Caption has some fun with The Post, the Tom Hanks/Meryl Streep drama about the Washington Post and the Pentagon Papers, the classified government study that detailed the true scope–and likelihood of success–of America’s involvement in Vietnam. It’s an…
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Originally released by MGM and now available on DVD via the Warner Archive Collection, the Pre-Code action classic The Ship from Shanghai follows a party of upper-crusters sauntering through the China coastwho thought it would be a big thrill to…
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On April 16th, actor, magician, and comedian Harry Anderson died of natural causes at his North Carolina home. He was 65. A beloved figure due to his lead role on the 1984-92 series Night Court, (where he played the Mel…
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For the majority of Doctor Who fans living in the United States, their first exposure to the long-running British science-fiction show came via public television in the 1980s…with the great Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor. With his trademark hart…
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With Avengers: Infinity War hitting theaters on Friday and Deadpool 2 on the way soon, the thoughts of moviegoers are once again turned to superhero films. And with the recent acquisition of Fox by Disney, many characters who were unable…
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1968 saw the release of several notable war movies. War movies were still popular, even if the real ongoing war in Asia was not. Especially popular were movies that glorified the heroes of the previous generation. The biggest money maker, as far…
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While fans of contemporary prestige television eagerly await tonight’s second season premiere of Westworld, we thought we’d set the wayback machine to the year 1973 to see the original motion picture that inspired the series. Years before he revisited similar…
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