When setting the definition for a scary movie, a multitude of sub-genres need to be considered. There’s your basic run-of-the-mill slasher…
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When compiling a list of all time horror classics, the 1982 supernatural thriller “Poltergeist” is almost always near the top…
Thriller/Horror movies often tote the line of practicality and undeniable mendacity. Often, the acting in a thriller can be the…
“Most people die without discovering their own genius.” This quote serves as a powerful reminder that while we all struggle…
Whether referencing songs, television, or movies, the remake seldom compares to the original. The 1957 black and white classic, “Twelve…
It’s quite rare that a film can isolate such a unique quality or premise that it becomes a genius work…
It can be said that Disney Channel’s made-for-TV movies are predictably cheesy, totally unrealistic, thoroughly sappy, and have enough plot…
I tend to a student of the school of thought that the original is always the best. More often than…
A truly great comedy can turn even the most serious and gloomy of situations into something funny. Another true test…
A perfect hybrid of an intense drama surrounded by offbeat humor is the 2005 film “Everything is Illuminated.” Based on…