The ExpendablesThe Expendables
What do you get when you join together some of the biggest action stars from the last three decades into one single movie? Well, in this particular instance, you get
What do you get when you join together some of the biggest action stars from the last three decades into one single movie? Well, in this particular instance, you get
It is a rare signifier of the kind of incompetence, stupidity and supreme callousness of a hack director like the infamous Uwe Boll that he is capable of starting a film
Hawk the Slayer is one of the most beloved swords-and-sorcery movies of all time, a staple of old-school nerd culture. While it fails to be entirely original, taking many aspects from
I’m not counting the film scores here, I’m counting the soundtracks as in, “songs written not neccessarily for the film” kind of songs. 10. Say Anything (1989) All For Love
The 1995 comedy Mallrats is distributed by Gramercy Pictures and Universal Pictures. Some of its stars include Shannen Doherty as Rene, Jeremy London as T.S. Quint, Jason Lee as Brodie
Talk about beating a dead horse! Though in the case of the Home Alone franchise, the horse is not merely dead but buried and decomposed as well. The first Home Alone was a pleasant,