I would imagine that one of the hardest things to do as a teen star on teh Disney Channel is timing your career transition to more adult roles. High School Musical heartthrob Zac Efron seems [click for more]
A city is like a living, breathing entity in that it is constantly undergoing growth and change. Fortunately, films have helped capture the looks of certain locations at a specific moment in time, preserving them [click for more]
Geek Gear- Something so absolutely geeky you have no choice but to acquire one as quickly as possible. Writer Harlan Ellison has been called a lot of things over the years, Spanning over 25 years [click for more]
This past fall, all 28 Godzilla films were broadcast on Japan’s high definition Movie Specialty Channel. Of course, this meant the entire series needed to be remastered for high-def broadcast. Over at SciFi Japan, there’s [click for more]
Ray Dennis Steckler, director of such low budget exploitation fare as The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Decided To Stop Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombies, died this past Wedsnesday, January 7,in Las Vegas. He was 70. [click for more]
Disney sure knows how to work the corporate synergy. It’s hard to watch the studios cable outlet for more than half an hour without seeing some type of promotion for an upcoming Disney film. (And [click for more]
About half way through the Frost/Nixon, Nixon aide Jack Brennan (Kevin Bacon) compares David Frost (Michael Sheen) to a boxer who trained for months to face off against the champion—in this case former President Richard [click for more]
If you have a favorite DC Comics superhero you were hoping to see on the big screen any time soon, you’ll have to wait a little bit longer. David Goyer, screenwriter on The Dark Knight, [click for more]
January is an odd month for movies. The winter holiday season has ended and the studios are laying their spent, having shot their wad of films they hoped would bring in the crowds over the [click for more]
In 1903, The Great Train Robbery, a (by today’s standards) short, twelve-minute film from Thomas Edison’s Edison Films production company would forever transform motion pictures from curious novelty to the emerging art form of the [click for more]
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