The love story of the ages began when Humphrey Bogart met Lauren Bacall on the set of To Have and Have Not. Although the chemistry was not immediate, it did grab hold and held on for dear life. Bogie was…
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In the 1967 Oscar-winning favorite Thoroughly Modern Millie, the “Roaring Twenties” live on in a musical comedy of innocent girls, wild flappers, romance, and crime. Julie Andrews stars as Millie, whose plan to get a job with─and then marry─a wealthy…
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Each week, our Sci-Fi Sunday post celebrates an iconic science fiction film, program, actor or character, and this week we are turning our attention to the most famous of all Doctor Who‘s, Tom Baker. Although he is most famous as…
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With the upswing in popularity of superhero movies over the past decade, it’s unsurprising that certain actors have portrayed more than one comic book character. (Thus, Chris Evans has starred as both the Human Torch and Captain Amercia). But he…
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We may be in the midst of winter, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t dreaming of warmer days spent poolside. In this guest post, Rick Armstrong looks at classic film swimming pools! 1. Taste of Fear (aka Scream of Fear)…
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Star Wars is so much more than a movie, it is a way of life. For over 40 years George Lucas‘ sprawling space saga (as well as its sequels and spin-offs) have enchanted millions and redefined popular entertainment. This week…
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“Haunted…..how perfectly fascinating!” Recently widowed Lucy Muir has left her London lodgings – and her in-laws – to come to White Cliff-on-the-sea with her daughter and loyal housemaid. There, situated atop a lovely coastal cliff, she finds her ideal home….Gull…
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Even though it is still playing in theaters, Ralph Breaks the Internet will be available to watch on Blu-ray and DVD when it hits home video on February 26th. This sequel to Wreck-It Ralph has Litwak’s Arcade ready to junk…
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H. C. McNeile, who wrote much of his writings under the pen-name of “Sapper,” was the creator of Capt. Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond. Like many of his antecedents, Bulldog was an amateur sleuth, a man from a wealthy family who, tired…
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Carol Channing, a mainstay on stage and screen for generations, died of natural causes in her California home yesterday at the age of 97. Best known for her theatrical work, including Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Hello, Dolly! (which became her…
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