Released after the success of Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica brought big-budget sci-fi to television on a weekly basis when it premiered in 1978. One of the series’ leads was Richard Hatch, who played the heroic Captain Apollo. A California native,…
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Upon its release in 1967, The Graduate became a pop culture phenomenon due to its exploration of post-collegiate ennui and the relationship between a young man and an older woman. Buoyed by unforgettable performances by Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, and…
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With the Super Bowl trailer for the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 generating a ton of buzz, once again people are experiencing comic book movie mania. So for this week’s poll we want to know: Which movie based…
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To badly paraphrase Gone with the Wind, frankly my dear, I do give a damn about your favorite movie couple. So for this weekend’s Open Thread I want you to tell me about your favorite on-screen couple and why their…
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Potato is an entree? Noah Baumbach’s endlessly quotable debut feature Kicking and Screaming (not to be confused with the Will Ferrell soccer comedy of the same name) chronicles the experiences of a group of recent grads as they try to…
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If ever there was an ode to the 1970s, The Nice Guys might very well be it: disco, porn, cocaine, hard rock, marijuana, a burgeoning environmental movement, porn (again), the auto industry and really awful (or really good, depending on…
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February is upon us, bringing with it a brand new month full of great DVDs and Blu-rays. Kicking things off this week is the latest Tom Cruise actioner, along with a seasonal comedy gem from Tyler Perry, a hilarious crime…
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For today’s guest post, Rick Armstrong presents what he feels are Jack Lemmon‘s best performances. Will you agree with his choices, or do you feel that your favorite was left off this list? Either way, let us know what you…
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For this week’s Create-A-Caption, we are setting the wayback machine to 1955 to look at the suspense classic The Night of the Hunter. Charles Laughton’s only directorial effort, this harrowing film concerns two children on the run from their psychotic…
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On January 25th, two-time Academy Award and British acting legend nominee John Hurt died at the age of 77. In a career that spanned six decades, Hurt rose to acclaim on stage and screen for his portrayals of decent men…
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