January 16: Top 10 Events This Day in Movie and Television History
Welcome to yet another interesting edition of Top 10 Events This Day in Movie and Television History! This time around, we peek into all that went down on Jan
Category: Movies
Movies coverage including spoilers, reviews, pictures, videos, recaps and interviews.
5 Must-Watch Wes Anderson Films: A Cinematic Journey
American filmmaker Wes Anderson is known for his distinctive style and unique aesthetic in his films. Studiobinder captured perfectly in its description of An
Why Grindhouse Bombed At The Box Office
In 2007, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez opted to make a double Grindhouse feature that pays homage to the exploitation films from the 1970s. The doubl
10 Awesome “My Turn” Moments in Movies
Every so often in the movies, there are moments when the main character is challenged in a way that proves to be daunting and nearly overwhelming as the villa
Is It Time To End The Found Footage Concept?
One of the reasons that the Blair Witch Project is such a memorable film in the legacy of the horror genre is due to the fact that it easily popularized the f
Why Live-Action Video Game Adaptations Continue To Be Bad
To date, there have been over 50 video game adaptations helmed by former Oscar and Golden Raspberry winners. None of the video game adaptations have ever rece
Goodfellas and A Bronx Tale Are Opposite Versions of Each Other
Like the title says, Goodfellas and A Bronx Tale are opposite versions of each other, and I can imagine that some folks will reply with ‘duh’ or w
Five Must-Watch Movies For Anyone New To Hong Kong Film
Outside of Hollywood, Hong Kong is one of the most lucrative and successful film industries. Hong Kong’s film industry produces dozens of films every ye
Let’s Talk About Hellbender on Shudder
Shudder hasn’t been shy about unloading some of the most horrific movies in the past year or so and it’s fair to say that they’re going to k
Five Excellent Movies Involving The Cast Of Abbott Elementary
The new ABC sitcom that’s giving old comedies a run for its money is Abbott Elementary, which follows a group of teachers in one of the worst public sch
