Remember the “Gobstopper” Trailer? How about a Real Movie?
Funny or Die is out to fool a lot of people it seems and it’s managed to entertain a lot as well. The Gobstopper trailer might have made a lot of folks
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The Top Five Paul Giamatti Movies of His Career
Paul Giamatti seems like he’d be on the cusp of being a leading man but really he’s always been best as a supporting actor. There’s some men
The Top Five R-Rated Superhero Movies of All-Time
Once, it would have seemed almost unimaginable for a superhero movie to have an R-rating. However, over the last decade, there has been a trend towards releas
Is a Coraline Sequel Possible? Exploring the Potential for a Dark Fantasy Follow-Up
Revisiting the Dark Fantasy World of Coraline For those who recall the eerie stop-motion film, Coraline tells the story of a young girl who discovers a parall
The 20 Most Disturbing Movies of All-Time
Movies are forms of art and left to the interpretation of the viewer. Some films take their art form to a whole new level. There are movies that are so distur
The Best They Ever Looked: Jenna Fischer in Blades of Glory
Let’s put it out there, Jenna Fischer is an attractive woman, but when she was on Blades of Glory she was super-attractive without needing to pump the b
Unanswered Questions about Toby From “Paranormal Activity”
Any questions that didn’t get answered about Toby from Paranormal Activity probably were left blank simply to preserve the mystery. The movies were cree
The Top 10 Ghostbusters Quotes from Peter Venkman
There’s no doubt about it that Peter Venkman was the spokesman of the Ghostbusters as well as the leader in some regards. He was the guy that took charg
Kate Mara Was the One Shining Light in a Dismal “Iron Man 2”
Iron Man was a huge success. For proof, look no further than the fact that it served as the kick-off for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which could not have h
Did You Know “Planet of the Apes” is Based off The Twilight Zone?
Most of us know that Rod Serling co-wrote “Planet of the Apes'” original screenplay back in 1968. That happened excatly four years after the last
