Two plus decades after “Armageddon” and “Deep Impact” dropped, the disaster film genre is making a comeback. Directed by Ric…
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Trendsetting artist Quentin Tarantino came out of nowhere in 1992 with his independent phenomenon “Reservoir Dogs.” Filmed on a paltry…
The recipe is as simple as grilled cheese. Take Liam Neeson, give him a just cause, arm him well, add…
“K-PAX” can be considered a modern day homage to the classic “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” The 2001 science-fiction…
The 1974 version of “The Longest Yard” is one of those must-see films that carries historical appeal in the realm…
“The Fugitive” remains the most thrilling and high stakes movie ever made. Based on the classic television series, the 1993…
“The Bodyguard” has a simple concept. Frank Farmer (Kevin Costner) works as a bodyguard, and by bodyguard I mean he’s…
Innovative effects and the first time paring of silent era icons Laurel and Hardy make “The Lucky Dog” a haunting…
Crass, crude, and archaic “humor” is on full display with the 1984 flick “Police Academy.” It would launch a six-pack…
You won’t find a funnier and more enjoyable watch than “Alexa & Katie.” Despite its somber synopsis of a high…