“The Day After” is considered one of the best made-for-tv movies of all time. Premiering November 20, 1983, on ABC,…
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The youth of today will never experience the gems of made-for-TV movies. Checking the newspaper guide. Blowing on a tape…
“The Endless Summer II” is a documentary styled indie film directed by Bruce Brown. Released in 1994, it serves as…
No man shall see Me and liveThe cold line comes from the book of Exodus, and its presence on screen…
Beatriz Salas in “Abracitos”
I love Liam Neeson and have no issues with his current trend. Pumping out bad action flicks like a Detroit…
“Until Dawn” looked like a promising horror movie with potential. Going in, I knew it was based off a popular…
“Moonstruck” is a simple old school romcom that came to me with high praise. The 1987 flick was written by…
Theres no point to this article, other than venting my own fears. Pediophobia is the specific phobia, or irrational fear,…
The 1981 film “My Dinner with Andre” is labeled a drama, though traces of arthouse and prescient 90s Indie came…