Back in 1999, Joel Silver, Robert Zemeckis, and Gilbert Adler set up Dark Castle Entertainment with the intent to remake the old William Castle classics, and that is what they started out doing. First, they did House on Haunted Hill. Then they did Thirteen Ghosts, but...
Scream Factory recently released its newest line of vault horror classics with the Universal Horror Collection Volume 6. While maybe not specifically a true horror in and of itself, these are classic movies that star a horror legend such as Lon Chaney Jr (Dracula) and...
I am not really into anime or Japanese animation. It’s not something that really ever got my attention or spoke to me. I know that it is immensely popular, and it’s really just a matter of opinion. So when I received a copy of Weathering with You from Shout! Factory,...
Did you know that in 1789, when George Washington was elected President, that only 6% of ALL Americans were eligible to vote? Amazon’s All In: The Fight for Democracy brings so much information to the table as it tells the story of America’s history with...
Ever seen a film that makes you feel like you understand yourself better? That describes my feelings for The Broken Hearts Gallery, a film that feels so personal – even though I never heard of it a week before I signed up for the virtual media screening. There...
The Atlanta Film Festival + Creative Conference (ATLFF), presented by WarnerMedia, has announced the schedule of selected drive-in screenings that will take place during the 44th annual event from Thursday, September 17 – Sunday, September 27, 2020. The schedule...
I grew up on the Disney animated classics, so needless to say, I’ve had a lot to say about the live-action remakes of late (including Dumbo, Aladdin, and Lion King). Mulan is no exception. If you’re not familiar with the tale of Mulan, here’s what...
We Bare Bears is a cartoon that aired on the Cartoon Network for four seasons. Admittedly, I have never seen the show, but I have heard about it. It centers around three bears (grizzly, polar, and panda) that are “bros for life” and vow to stick together no matter...
William Castle was a filmmaker in the 1950s that was known for his over the top theatrical events. He was always trying new things like seat buzzers, 3D goggles, and anything else that could immerse you in the movie. Aside from that, he actually had some pretty good...
When I first heard that Jon Stewart (yes, that Jon Stewart) was making a movie, I was ecstatic. I’ve been a fan of The Daily Show since it first started back in the late ’90s, and while Stewart’s shoes are hard to fill – I still love it with...
