Five Times Where the Voice of Andy Serkis Absolutely Ruled
There are those actors that are talented, and then there are those who are just extremely talented and gifted with the kind of voice that you can’t help
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The Top Uses of C&C Music Factory’s “Everybody Dance Now” in Movies or TV
Everybody dance now! Between 1989 and 1990 this song was one of the all-time favorites on the dance floor and in most dance halls for various events. In high
10 Things You Didn’t Know about “The Gate”
In 1987 a movie came out that was deemed an instant horror classic since it did pretty good on a modest budget and was scary enough to give kids and even adul
Why Are You Anxious: Video Gets Into the Science of Anxiety
Anxiety is disruptive to your life. Can I get a giant DUH sticker to plaster over this one? The video below goes into what really causes anxiety or makes it w
Five Sequels That Made the Original Movie Much Better
There are moments when the first movie in a franchise, trilogy, or whatever you want to call a series of movies, isn’t quite up to snuff and doesn’
A Night at the Garden: Disturbing 1939 Nazi Rally Held at Madison Square Garden
I kind of wonder what people would think if more of them knew that a Nazi rally had been held in New York’s Madison Square Garden in 1939. If more New Y
The Top Uses of George Straight Songs in Movies or TV
George Strait is lauded as the King of Country and as the man that did his absolute best to bring country back to its roots. He’s had a huge impact in c
The Top Five Fictional Hamburgers in Movie History
Movies have a knack for introducing fictional products sometimes that makes people want them despite the knowledge that no such thing exists. Sometimes though
10 Things You Didn’t Know about City Slickers
The weekend warriors, the dimestore cowboys, the city slickers, whatever you want to call them they’re the guys that come out and do minimal work for th
Most of Shelley Duvall’s “Acting” in “The Shining” was Actually Real and Here’s Why
So did it seem to you that Shelley Duvall was a little strung out in The Shining? Turns out she really was, and there’s a good reason for it too. The di
