On July 24th, British actor David Warner died of a lung cancer-related illness at the age of 80. For six decades Warner established himself as one of entertainment’s most in-demand actors through his acclaimed work in theater, films and on…
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There’s magic in the air this week with this incredible batch of new releases. Dive into these recent hitsm, archival favorites, obscurities, TV season sets and more and you’ll conjure up plenty of entertainment to watch for the foreseeable future!…
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On Monday, veteran character actor great Paul Sorvino died of natural causes at the age of 83. Among the iconic roles he leaves behind are lovable phone-hating/garlic-slicing mobster Paulie Cicero in Goodfellas, NYPD sergeant Phil Cerrata in Law & Order,…
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On the just-released episode of The Movies That Made Me Anita Rocha da Silveira stops by. Having directed and co-written last year’s Brazil-set horror chiller Medusa, Da Silveira discusses her approach to filmmaking and the diverse movies that have left…
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He’s given us iconic films like Gremlins, Innerspace, The ‘Burbs and Small Soldiers (to name but a few), and he’s one of the hosts of the amazing The Movies That Made Me podcast, so for this week’s poll we want…
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San Diego Comic Con gets underway today, marking the start of the year’s biggest pop culture event. We know that Marvel will be making some big announcements in the famed Hall H on Saturday, but will things remain quiet on…
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It’s time for another batch of new releases, and this week we are serving up some delicious hits that are certain to satisfy everyone! On the menu are TV season sets, hot comedies, enticing thrillers, and so much more. So…
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We encourage you to check out the latest episode of The Movies That Made Me, as this week’s guest is the phenomenally gifted writer and director Dean Fleischer-Camp. Best known for his groundbreaking animated tale Marcel the Shell with Shoes…
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With the summer now and truly under way (as record-breaking heat across the country reiterates), the blockbuster movie season is also back. In this writer’s opinion, Jaws is still the definitive summer film. Since its original release in 1975, Steven…
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In today’s Guest Post, Constance Metzinger explores some of the funniest horse-racing comedies ever made! Three Men on a Horse (1936) – Frank McHugh stars as a meek salesman who has an uncanny ability to pick horses. For that skill…
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