Why You Should See the Hindi Movie “Baar Baar Dekho”
It doesn’t seem likely that a lot of people will rush out to see what Hindi movies are available in the US unless they happen to be in the mood for one
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Why Dracula Untold Deserves a Sequel in the Dark Universe
In a world where audiences have become increasingly selective about their monster movies, Dracula Untold may not have been a fan favorite, but it certainly ha
Here are Five Good Movies To Watch When Bored
Just because you’re bored doesn’t mean you have to watch what’s on. Sometimes regular programming is just a little too boring, so we turn to
Are We Ever Going to See an “Independence Day 3?”
You can pretty much put any ideas of seeing an Independence Day 3 right out of your head at this point. What was supposed to be a chance to revive the movie &
Five Animated Characters You Had No Idea Luis Guzman Voiced
As widespread as his influence is across film and TV you’d think everyone would realize that Luis Guzman has voiced several animated characters on top o
The 10 Best Bigfoot Movies of All-Time
Americans have had a long obsession with the mysterious Bigfoot, also known as a Yeti, among other names. There are currently reality shows dedicated to searc
10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Movie “Jeruzalem”
Jeruzalem almost seems like a movie that would upset and offend a lot of people in a world where populations have become so extremely touchy about what is rel
10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Monster High Movies
The Monster High movies are something that was developed for young kids, girls especially, that has a more dark, goth look to it while still being able to rem
The Five Best “End of the World” Movies of the 80s
It’s amusing in some sense how the end of the world will be brought about by mankind in many movies. We are the authors of our own destruction and our o
20 Fine Actors Who Have Also Won Razzies
The “Razzies” honor the worst film and actors of the past year. The event began in the Los Angeles living room of John B. Wilson, a University of
