On July 25th, veteran character actor John Saxon died of pneumonia at the age of 83. With a career spanning over six decades, Saxon shines with roles in films like Enter the Dragon, Black Christmas, A Nightmare on Elm Street,…
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Every fan of the 1968 musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang remembers inventor Caractacus Potts’ beautiful workshop, but what many do not know is that the windmill where it was filmed was once owned by Hayley Mills, the star of numerous…
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Now available on Blu-ray from KL Studio Classics is the compelling 1933 war drama The Eagle and the Hawk. Set against the backdrop of World War I, the film stars Fredric March as Lt. Jerry Young, the American commander of…
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We wanted to take a minute and let you know that above you’ll see the information about our current coupon code at Movies Unlimited. Simply follow the information you see here and get on your way to savings! Head to…
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“I was a boy when I entered Mr. Rodock’s valley but when I left I wasn’t a boy anymore. I had picked up a few pointers about how men died quickly and how they kept from dying quickly; how to…
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The past meets the future in this latest group of new Blu-rays and DVDs. This week is a decade-spanning assortment of vintage favorites and cult hits, including several Warner Archive and Criterion Collection titles, all of which will soon take…
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Warning: This post might break you. For our latest Create-A-Caption, we are continuing our summer celebration of the movies of 1985 by honoring Rocky IV. In this ’80s favorite, the Cold War heats up when the Italian Stallion, Rocky Balboa…
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This week’s poll may seem simple, but it is actually quite complex. Below we have the name of some of film and television’s most beloved Jennifers. Which is your favorite and why? Vote below, then tell us why you chose…
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There’s a world of movies awaiting you. Literally! Our assortment of import Blu-rays and DVDs feature classics and contemporary films from around the globe. Sometimes these imports showcase films that are otherwise unavailable in the United States, and they often…
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Few Westerns are spoken about with such hushed reverence as High Noon. Originally released on July 24, 1952, the film has gone on to become the high-water mark of the genre — earning not only critical acclaim (it won four…
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