When it was released in 1996, Scream was a horror sensation thanks to an inventive blend of self-awareness, laughs and thrills. The Wes Craven-directed effort follows a group of teenage horror film fans in a small California town who are…
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Mid-October is here, and a lot of film fans are spending their free time these days getting into the spooky spirit by watching their favorite fright flicks. We can relate to this. Why just last night we watched the original…
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We originally printed this post from guest blogger Rick29 back in February, but we are featuring it again as we celebrate Halloween here on MovieFanFare!: Universal Studios was the “Home of Horror” from 1931 to 1946, but its Gothic monsters…
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This week’s amazing, spectacular, sensational new releases begin with the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universal, but they don’t end there! We’ve also got comedy hits, TV classics, fun cult flicks and much more. Check out just some of…
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Ready? Sing along with us!: “Green Acres is the place to be Farm living is the life for me Land spreading out so far and wide Keep Manhattan – just give me that countryside No, New York is where I’d…
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Universal Studios’ 1940 favorite The Wolf Man introduced audiences to Lon Chaney Jr.‘s tragic (and hirsute) monster. For this week’s Create-A-Caption, we’ve taken an image from the film and added our own funny caption. What can you come up with?…
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With Halloween just a few weeks away, this week’s poll asks you to answer which of the following horror icons you like more: Boris Karloff or Bela Lugosi. Vote below, and tell us why you chose who you did in…
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“Let’s rock everybody, let’s rock! Everybody in the whole cell block, Was dancin’ to the Jailhouse Rock!” With those words, Elvis Presley electrified audiences in 1957 with his performance of the title tune from Jailhouse Rock. The third feature from…
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On Halloween night in 1978, NBC aired the television event Stranger in Our House. The movie starred Linda Blair — still a horror commodity due to her legendary work in The Exorcist — and was directed by a then-unknown director…
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Based on a novel by Jay Dratler, 1948’s Pitfall is a captivating — if somewhat underrated — film noir gem that stars Dick Powell as a bored husband and insurance adjuster who becomes involved with beautiful model Lizabeth Scott, the…
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