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By now considered a modern classic, the 1974 black and white film from master comedian Mel Brooks brought together a fantastic cast including Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle, Cloris […]

The first movie was groundbreaking. The second one was an exercise in over-indulgence. The third tried to recoup some of the magic from the original but fell short. It’s an

After a disappointing debut film, more from a critical and fan standpoint rather than a box office one, the Hulk franchise disappeared for several years before being revived again by

Released in 2001 to split critical acclaim, Blow wandered into theaters without much noise and left again before anyone really noticed. With under sixty million in revenue under its belt,

Where to start with a classic like Casino? It’s not a film that gets a lot of chatter in today’s world of cinema, but the film really was one of

Personally, I don’t think we needed a fourth Indiana Jones, and I still don’t. I thought the third one wrapped things up quite nicely. But, for one reason or another,

Tim Burton and…a musical? Sure he’s done musicals in the past with Nightmare Before Christmas and Corpse Bride, but nothing quite like Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

The film that made M. Night Shyamalan a household name, The Sixth Sense turned horror films on its head, delivering not only a terrifying and thrilling story, but also a

Few films carry the history that Nightmare Before Christmas has. With an original opening of only two theaters in 1993, the film eventually went wide to rake in over fifty

Coming from the world of Vertigo Comics (DC Comics adult line), Constantine is an odd duck in the world of comic book adaptations as it didn’t precisely translate the source