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Directed by the legendary John Huston (The Maltese Falcon, The Misfits) the 1972 boxing picture Fat City isn’t your typical tale of triumph over tragedy, but a grim character study of life’s losers. Based on a novel by Leonard Gardner
Spanning six hours and forty minutes, Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th chronicles the film series that made Jason Voorhees, a machete-wielding, hockey mask wearing killer, a pop culture phenomenon. Adapted from Peter M. Bracke’s book
A spinoff of Arrow and based on the DC Comics character, if you haven’t checked out The Flash, I highly recommend it. Superheroes are everywhere these days and The Flash is the total package. The lead actor, Grant Gustin, is
At Close Range is the story of a mob family, but strip it down to the basics and what we have is a son’s desperate attempt to earn his father’s love and respect. Based on true events, Brad Whitewood Jr
As The Big Bang Theory enters its ninth season, to the surprise of some, it’s lost little of its popularity. As someone who has enjoyed the show from the start, the characters are memorable and one or more of them
Though considered a flop at the time of its release in 1975, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has become a true cultural phenomenon. Still in limited release, it has the longest-running theatrical release in film history. In 1977, the film
Marvel and Sony surprised many when they tapped little known director Jon Watts to helm the latest Spider-man reboot. While we wait to see what Watts does with this opportunity, his sophomore effort Cop Car, is worth a look. A
A fascinating and sometimes sad biopic, Love & Mercy is about the life of the musical genius Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. Dropping the formulaic rags-to riches style, director Bill Pohlad instead bounces back between two significant points in
The cast and crew of Furious 7 were dealt a heartbreaking loss and a significant creative challenge when Paul Walker died in the middle of production. It’s a credit to everyone involved that the final product delivers the over-the-top thrill
The end of the third season of Homeland brought an end to the series as we’d known it since the beginning. The strange, twisted relationship between troubled but brilliant CIA Agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) and equally troubled Sgt. Nicholas