Liam Hemsworth steals the limelight – and the girl – on this week’s The Muppets
Christina Applegate, Nick Offerman and Liam Hemsworth guest-starred on this week’s episode of ‘The Muppets.’ Who got the biggest laughs?… continue reading
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Escobar: Paradise Lost paints a perplexing picture of one of Colombia’s most notorious
Can’t get enough of the Netflix original series ‘Narcos?’ You should give Anchor Bay Entertainment’s ‘Escobar: Paradise Lost’ a chance. It presents notorious Colombian cocaine drug lord Pablo Escobar in a surprisingly dual light… continue reading
Josh Groban acts like a jerk on The Muppets … and it’s hilarious
The Muppets S01, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Josh Groban, Laurence Fishburne, Lea Thompson, Reza Aslan, Jay Leno, Bobo the Bear, Swedish Chef, Jim Henson Company, Disney, ABC continue reading
The Super Globetrotters is a slam dunk with any fan of the Harlem Globetrotters
Now dig this: There’s something irresistibly groovy about a late ‘70s animated Hanna-Barbera series starring the Harlem Globetrotters as ‘The Super Globetrotters,’ capable of transforming into superheroes to face off against bad guys on and off the basketball court… continue reading
Straight Outta Compton paints an authentic, gritty picture of gangsta rap’s roots
When tackling the origin story of a group as notorious as N.W.A., how gritty can you expect the biopic ‘Straight Outta Compton’ to be… continue reading
Search for the Gods yields more frustrating questions than answers
Despite starring a young Kurt Russell, ‘Search for the Gods’ promised so much and yielded so little from the made-for-TV gods. Learn more in this week’s Throwback Thursday… continue reading
Desire Me explores raw, conflicted emotions in the aftermath of World War II
The trailer for 1947’s ‘Desire Me’ proclaims, “The primitive clash of savage emotions with the raging sea as the eerie setting … and a woman’s heart as the fatal prize!” Find out what makes this film so intriguing in today’s Throwback Thursday… continue reading
Shout your love for campy animation out loud with Scooby-Doo! And KISS: Rock and Roll Mystery
Shout it, shout it, shout it out loud: Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang team up with KISS to solve a ‘Rock and Roll Mystery’ in the latest Scooby-Doo! DVD release from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment… continue reading
Batman Season 2, Part 2 offers villain mashups, visiting crime-fighters and dastardly deeds aplenty
POW! THWACK! SPLAT! Can you handle the excitement that is this week’s colorful Throwback Thursday reviewing the ‘Batman Season 2, Part 2’ DVD set from Warner Bros.?… continue reading
Minions madness has descended upon the masses
Resistance is futile – ‘Minions’ have invaded just about every walk of life these days, from being on our Twinkies and Facebook memes to being all over our kids’ bedrooms. Does the prequel to ‘Despicable Me’ answer everything you want to know about them? … continue reading
The Blues Brothers ignited a passion in my soul that’s never ebbed away
‘The Blues Brothers’ recently marked a major milestone – can you believe it’s been 35 years since Jake & Elwood were on a mission from God to put the band back together? Find out why every girl’s crazy ‘bout a sharp-dressed ‘Mercedes diamond merchant.’ continue reading
Ted 2 captures comedic lightning a second time for Seth MacFarlane’s ‘Thunder Buddies’
Can comedic lightning strike twice for the ‘Thunder Buddies’ in ‘Ted 2’ or will the film go up in smoke as being just another sub-par sequel failing to step out of the shadows of its predecessor?… continue reading
Chase a Crooked Shadow is beautiful, haunting and sinister
Can you figure out the surprising secret at the end of classic film noir ‘Chase a Crooked Shadow’? Even if you can’t, it’s still breathtaking to watch it unfold in this week’s Throwback Thursday… continue reading
Too Young to Kiss is enough of a rom-com train wreck that it’s not to be missed
Today’s Throwback Thursday installment sheds some light on a rom-com from the early 1950s with a slightly disturbing “meet cute.” continue reading
Jurassic World’s dinosaurs may have evolved, but mankind and the subplots have not
The Park is open once more in ‘Jurassic World.’ John Hammond’s dream of having a fully functional dinosaur island attraction has finally been realized – and it packs a powerful nostalgic punch, even if the film isn’t perfect… continue reading