WATCH NOW FAST FACT: Coscarelli recently revealed his intention to reboot “The Beastmaster” for modern audiences after he got his hands back on the property. Dar sprouts nightmares, like the time he single handedly took on oversized bats that gather around your body, and think of you as their next meal. We also get sent […]
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WATCH NOW This rendition of “Peter Pan” is a strange one for me to describe. It was unlike anything I had ever imagined or seen prior. I entered the room expecting a lighthearted children’s fantasy and was shocked to find a film that is serious and contains a hint of sadness. Is it fun to
WATCH NOW Curtis Harrington’s history with films sparked into his passion, leading him to breath screenings. He crafted his first short at the age of 14, titled The Fall of the House of Usher (1942). His passion didn’t stop there, as he started creating a number of avant- garde shorts throughout the 40’s and 50’s.
WATCH NOW Today we’re going to take a look at the infamous cowboy beauty love stuff love songs. For the most part, these songs do not make any sense at all, let’s try to figure out why these songs have such disastrous stories. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans had a so-called relationship which literally drove
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“Somewhere in Time” wishes to encapsulate undeniable romanticism through its narrative of a love story so exceptional, it defied the boundaries of time itself. Their love story was expansive enough to capture its audience, but the disbelief of traveling back in time for a one night stand tends to leave some doubts. The way the
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WATCH NOW While on vacation in Las Vegas, I read Dean Koontz’s “Odd Thomas” novel and found it very enjoyable. I believed that someday it would make a great movie, or even a franchise as it did in book form. But Stephen Sommers proved me wrong. “Odd Thomas” is about a seemingly average fry cook
WATCH NOW Scroll of the Ultimate is unlike any other, for it holds immeasurable power. “Whoever reads it aloud in its entirely,” an ancient monk explains to a young acolyte, “will gain the power to control the world.” The Nazis’ intention is quite clear, capturing Tibet in 1943 with the intent of obtaining the scroll.
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WATCH NOW Based in South Boston, Jason is a weirdo teenager Michael Angarano who is obsessed with Kung Fu movies and Chinese culture. We frequently see him watching martial arts films and visiting Old Hop’s paw shop, he’s specifically looking for Chinese movies. While browsing the store, he comes across an ancient staff. Old Hop
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WATCH NOW Some people argue that martial arts movies are violent. A good number of them are, but the best ones have the same relationship to violence as romance has to Astaire and Rogers: no one takes it seriously, but it does allow for some exceptional choreography. There’s a comedy that operates under the surface
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WATCH NOW As a child, this was the first Universal Monster film I watched, and it made me want to watch more. I still find it very entertaining and it serves as an excellent sequel to The Wolf Man from 1941. The absence of Frankenstein’s Monster may be disappointing to some, as well as how
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