While it may have looked like a partly crumbling old building in its appearance in 1982’s Blade Runner, real life Los Angeles landmark and sometimes movie location, The Ennis House, has not weathering the passage [click for more]
It’s been two-and-a-half years since Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Hustle graced American cinema screens and fans of the Hong Kong comic/actor/director have been anxiously awaiting his next film. Chow has done a good job on [click for more]
After a particularly powerful storm, the residents of a small town in Maine find that a strange fog-like mist is rolling down off the nearby mountains, covering their town. But this mist hides something, vaguely [click for more]
Almost seven decades after they welcomed a twister-tossed Dorothy to the magical land of Oz, the diminutive Munchkins were welcomed to the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a presentation of their own star commerating their [click for more]
As Thanksgiving is the one holiday steeped in Americana and there is no film series that celebrates ordinary American life like MGM’s Andy Hardy series, it makes perfect sense that Turner Classic Movies will be [click for more]
One of the most talked about films to come out of Sundance this past January was the independent horror/comedy Teeth. It stars Jess Weixler as a young girl who discovers she has a rather unusual [click for more]
It’s a plot line that may just qualify as its own genre. A small group of people, oft times living in an economically depressed area, turn to an unorthodox way of earning money that at [click for more]
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has tentatively ruled that a lawsuit filed to halt the sale of one of two Academy Award statuettes originally awarded to silent film star Mary Pickford should be tried [click for more]
Most comedy series from the Golden Age of Hollywood relied on a specific formula to crank out installments. Universal’s Blondie series always saw hapless husband Dagwood getting into one predicament after another only to be [click for more]
With the writers’ strike killing the announcement of new film projects, the majority of news about upcoming films comes in the form of casting announcements. Although it doesn’t start shooting until mid-February, the first actor [click for more]
Copyright © 2025 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes