Returning for its third and final season in September 1972, Night Gallery retained Rod Serling as host, but executives at NBC demanded changes. The episode number was reduced to 15 and the runtime was reduced from 60 to 30 minutes….
Despite his optimism, Clark Griswold’s (Chevy Chase) family vacations always end in disaster. It’s not surprising then, that he sets high standards for the Christmas holidays. This year, Clark just wants to stay home in the Chicago suburbs and have…
Having launched his career, the Clerks franchise is obviously near and dear to Kevin Smith’s heart. It doesn’t seem like a stretch to assume each entry of the franchise reflects the events in is life. Released earlier this year and…
Adapted from the bestselling novel of the same name, The Good House is an intriguing drama, elevated by the presence of Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline. Weaver stars as Hildy Good, a dogged and successful real estate agent in the…
The 1950’s and early sixties saw a surge of popularity around the work of Tennessee Williams. More than half of his plays were reproduced for the screen. His themes of sexuality, marital infidelity and mental illness, etc., were shocking but…
Five years after The Twilight Zone ended, Rod Serling returned to television with a new anthology series, Night Gallery. While the Twilight Zone was largely focused on science fiction, The Night Gallery tended toward the macabre. Once again Rod Serling…
Deliciously bad, Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman has become something of a cult classic. Released in 1958, the film was made for less than $90,000 and shot in just eight days. Despite primitive special effects and questionable shot selection,…
Don’t Worry Darling has to be among the best-looking films of the year. Victory, the fictional desert oasis the film takes place in, is an eye popping 1950’s America inspired suburb. Everything is so bright and perfect, I wished I…
I first saw Planes, Trains and Automobiles shortly after its November 25, 1987 theatrical release. A fan of director-writer producer John Hughes, his name in the credits made it a must-see for me. I laughed a lot and thought the…
Another Christmas classic makes it 4K debut courtesy of Warner Bros.