The Top Five Cadillac Models Used in Movies
When you need to roll classy in a movie there’s not a lot of cars classier than a Cadillac. In 1903 the first Cadillac was showed in New York and since
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Five Movies That Truly Capture the Culture of Las Vegas
The lights, the glamour, the noise, the people, all of it contributes to the overall scene, sounds, and sights of the casino experience. If you can’t ta
5 Awesome High School Reunion Scenes in Movies
Who got fat who got old and who got pregnant? Those are three of the standard questions you might hear at any class reunion and they tend to be asked during t
Five Short Films from 2017 That You Need to See
2017 has been quite an eventful year as far as short movies are concerned. Some of the short films are yet to be released while others have already hit the sc
5 Memorable Movie Characters with a Napoleon Complex
In the world of cinema, height is often just a number. We’ve seen countless spunky heroes, underdog Davids facing their Goliaths, and charming short guy
The Top Five NYC Detectives in Movies
Most detectives you see in films, particularly those that are from New York City, are hard as nails and have supposedly seen it all. They don’t take a l
Five of the Greatest Checkers Scenes in Movies
Did you know that the number of checker positions possible on the game board is approximately 500,000,000,000,000,000,000? That means 5 hundred, billion, bill
Mark Hamill Doesn’t Think a Young Luke Skywalker Film Would Work
Oy, talking about Star Wars is a touchy subject sometimes, especially when you’re bringing up the main characters. Luke Skywalker has become the most ic
5 Things You Probably Never Knew About George A. Romero’s ‘Night of the Living Dead’
It’s only natural that with George A. Romero’s passing that people would look over his expansive legacy with eager eyes. I popped Night of the L
James Franco’s Parody of the Making of ‘The Room’ Gets Its First Trailer
While there has always been a market for “so bad, they’re good” movies among casual cinephiles — look no further than the multiple iterations of M
