Beauty and The Beast and Voldemort Mash Up is Solid
Sometimes the best things in life are the simplest. It doesn’t take a ton of artistic or technical ability to make a mash up like this. It just take
Category: Movies
Movies coverage including spoilers, reviews, pictures, videos, recaps and interviews.
How Did Marisa Tomei Win an Oscar for My Cousin Vinny?
Literally about 15 minutes ago I’m scrolling through the channels of my TV and My Cousin Vinny is on. The second it comes on I see Marisa Tomei in t
Remembering Howie Mandel’s Unforgettable 80s Movie Characters
For no apparent reason the movie Little Monsters popped into my head today. Remember that 80s flick starring Fred Savage and his little brother that center
The First Teaser Trailer for “It Comes at Night” Doesn’t Disappoint
Writer and director Trey Edward Shults had a phenomenal reception to his debut film “Krisha.” However his follow up it already generating buzz
Man Turns Into Batman Every Night to Channel his Grief in “Being Batman”
Each of us deal with the daily rigor of life in our own ways. Some of us come home from work to a stiff drink. Others grab a hold of their children and ju
Five U.S. Presidents That Still Need Feature Film Biopics
Making a feature movie about a President of the United States is no small task. In one respect you want to try and tell an accurate a story as possible.
Anyone Who Says They Didn’t Cry During Armageddon is a Liar
So here’s my theory on a reasonable amount of Michael Bay movies. All of them are over the top when it comes to action. That much we know. But my
Steve Martin in “My Blue Heaven” Just Isn’t Steve Martin
I like Steve Martin as much as the next guy. While I don’t personally think he’s as funny as most people do, I still like him as a serious actor
Dwayne Johnson to Star in Movie About WWE Superstar Paige
Wrestling news from the WWE doesn’t normally contain anything cinematic but in an odd announcement, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson mentioned that
Justice League Dark Is Better than DC’s Live-Action Movies
Despite past — and even current — successes in the genre, Warner Bros. has consistently proven that they are incapable of making a decent live-action supe
