One of this week’s most exciting new releases is Billy Jack: The Complete Collection. The four movies in the Billy Jack saga are among the most beloved action/drama films of all time, and now they are available in a new…
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Science fiction! Family films! Thrillers! Classics! This week’s new releases will send your July off in a blaze of cinematic glory. There’s something for everyone now available, and we think you’ll enjoy this latest rundown of titles that are now…
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“B” movie fans remember Hugo Haas? A writer, director, actor, Hass’ movies were know for the Blond Bombshell in distress. His ultimate claim to fame could be a nomination from the Writers Guild of America for “Best Low-Budget Screenplay” for his 1951 film Pickup. Rick29 takes a look at his career.
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You know the drill. Below is a picture from Friday the 13th with Chris’ caption. You can leave your own goofy captions in the comments section below. And if you are reading this from Camp Crystal Lake, well, you better…
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It’s hard to believe that Elvis Presley died nearly 40 years ago. Forever the King of Rock and Roll, Presley left behind a number of great musicals along with his countless hit records. One of his more interesting feature films…
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Having already delivered a great performance as Catwoman in Batman Returns, Michelle Pfeiffer will be returning to the world of comic book movies in next year’s Ant Man and the Wasp. This news got us to thinking: What’s your favorite…
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What would you do if you were asked to track down a suspected murderer and your quarry was…you? That’s the dandy premise behind The Big Clock, a smart 1948 suspense film sometimes misclassified as a film noir. Ray Milland stars…
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Respected character actor John Heard has died of undisclosed causes in California at the age of 72. Best known as the harried father in the first two Home Alone films, Heard enjoyed a career that found him steadily working in…
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Having spent a good chunk of the weekend watching the trailers that made their debut at San Diego Comic Con, I have been thinking a lot about the way that modern movies are marketed. A oft-heard complaint about most trailers…
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With this week’s passing of George Romero, there have been countless celebrations of the horror master’s life and legacy. But one of the greatest tributes to him came over a decade ago, courtesy of the obscure Washington D.C. indie rock…
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