“…an unforgiving journey into the soul’s darkest recesses and making sense of… the horrors that life’s experiences have brung.”
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The Three Stooges have been making families laugh for decades. Larry, Moe, and Curly were the three kings of slapstick comedy and paved the way for many comedians for years to come. Time Life has honored the iconic trio by releasing an exclusive The Best of The Three Stooges set. Time Life’s The Best of more »
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You want an old fashioned drama? Look no further, The Guardians is here. The Guardians (Les Gardiennes) is a film set during World War I about love and loss. While the men are out fighting the war, the women of the Paridier farm have to maintain the land as they also have to worry if more »
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“Halloween” s much like your favorite haunted house to visit at the amusement park. It’s gotten a fresh coat of paint and added a little panache to the proceedings and even thrown in some clever reworkings of some of the sequels’ better moments and chilling homages to the first’s most iconic scares, but everyone working on it knows exactly why it was your favorite place to visit and not only have honored that memory, but expanded on it in a way others could only imitate.
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Nostalgia is such a great thing. It brings us back to a time where we all enjoyed the simple things and didn’t have to pay bills! Am I right? Well, teen comedy turned Saturday morning hit series, Saved By the Bell is one of the shows that bring back all of the nostalgia, especially if more »
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One of the most iconic comic books comes to the animated DC Universe in Death of Superman.
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Zombies, Murder, and Gore – Oh my! I’ve never been much of a horror buff and I’m not one to get excited when a new horror film comes out unless it’s some sort of a psychological thriller. That being said, I do have a few favorite films from the genre and I do appreciate what more »
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While ‘Skyscraper’ is certainly not an original film by any means, it is well constructed enough to ride on the undeniable nature of Dwayne Johnson’s charisma. Hit the jump to read our spoiler-free review of the film!
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Set in one of Mr. Allen’s favorite periods, 1950s Coney Island as only he can visualize, romanticize and dramatize it, the ‘Wonder Wheel’ of the title refers to the legendary Ferris wheel on the boardwalk
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“Unicorn Dance Party 2” is a unique standup comedy that may be needed in the comedy world.
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Comedian Hari Kondabolu makes a documentary about his problem with Apu. Or is it? Here are my problems with “The Problem with Apu.”
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‘Justice League’ doesn’t save the DC film universe, but it doesn’t let it die, either. It rises to the challenge and has a damn good time doing it.
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