On this week’s installment of the Big Picture Podcast FilmBuffOnline contributor Natasha Bogutzki and editor-in-chief Rich Drees take a look at disparate box office projections for Solo: A Star Wars Story and The Avengers: Infinity [click for more]
The iconic high school movie is returning to theaters for two nights next month. [click for more]
In a sense, it should have been called “National Lampoon’s Heavy Metal” [click for more]
Just because the credits roll it doesn’t mean that the movie is over. [click for more]
Stephen King and George Romero get Creep-y and John Hughes gets Weird. [click for more]
Be it coincidence or homage or the outright hope that they don’t get caught aping someone else’s movie, filmmakers have been replicating the work of those who have gone before them for some time now. [click for more]
The Academy Awards will take a few moments during their broadcast next month to pay a special tribute to the late writer/director John Hughes, who passed away last August. It’s an unusual move for the [click for more]
Don’t You Forget About Me, an independently produced documentary about John Hughes, has found a distributor less than 24 hours after the director’s passing last Thursday. Montreal’s Alliance Films purchased the documentary by noon last [click for more]
John Hughes, the writer/director whose comedic films help define the problems facing teenagers in the 80s and launched the careers of many actors including “Brat Pack” members Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall and Judd Nelson, [click for more]
1. Beverly Hills Chihuahua (3,215 Theaters, 91 Minutes, Rated PG): Hollywood is killing me. Do we really need 6 films released on the first week of October? I certainly don’t think so. This film hearkens back [click for more]
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