Anchorman brought us the golden age of comedy and paved a way for SNL cast members to break into Hollywood.
"Party Time! Excellent!": On the Couch with Wayne's World
Unlike the Suck-Cut, Wayne's World 1&2 most definitely do not.
Ridley Scott Says Goodbye to the Human Race in Alien: Covenant
It's not only the android David who revels in the frailty of humanity.
A Face on a Pedestal: Harry Dean Stanton in Paris, Texas
A celebration of one of the greatest actors and a face.
The King of Summer: 11.22.63 (2016)
Stephen King's time travel story gets a top flight adaptation.
The King of Summer: Silver Bullet (1985)
The Cycle of the Werewolf adaptation provides some worthwhile werewolf thrills.
Adapting the Unadaptable: Lego, Angry Birds, and The Emoji Movie
Mark looks at three adaptations of seemingly unadaptable properties, all with different levels of success.
The King of Summer: Misery (1990)
The only Oscar winning King adaptation, Misery is a claustrophobic classic.
Memories Were Meant to Fade: Kathryn Bigelow's Strange Days (1995)
Bigelow's cyberpunk, sci-fi social commentary still hits hard over a decade later.
See You in the Next Life: Kathryn Bigelow's Point Break (1991)
Bigelow's female perspective elevates the action genre.
They Call Me The King: Edgar Wright's The World's End (2013)
Ben makes the case that Wright's 2013 sci-fi comedy is indeed his best work to date.
The King of Summer: Salem's Lot (1979)
Stephen King + Tobe Hooper = A Scary Good Time
Remembering Sam Shepard (1943-2017)
Alex Miller remembers the influential Sam Shepard.
Forty Miles of Bad Road: Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark (1987)
The western-horror-romance-vampire movie still packs a punch nearly three decades later.
Revisiting An Inconvenient Truth
Over a decade later, and with An Inconvenient Sequel on its way, we take a look back at Al Gore's global warming documentary.
The King of Summer: Needful Things (1993)
Prices are low but payments are high at Needful Things.
Spying on the Spies: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)
The John Le Carré adaptation removes the flash of typical spy films, leaving only the truth behind its characters.
The King of Summer: Stand by Me (1986)
There are no ghosts or killer clowns in this Rob Reiner adaption of Stephen King's story, but that doesn't mean it's not as effective.
"Woo-hoo!" The Simpsons Movie at 10
The longest running sitcom hit the big screen ten years ago.
Our Favorite Episodes from Batman: The Animated Series
Rockie & Sean share with you some of the all-time best entries in this classic series.