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A Marvel Cinematic Universe Timeline 2.0

May 13, 2012 Rich Drees

Connecting the dots between Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Captain America and the Avengers. [click for more]

RANGO Wins Big At The Annie Awards

February 6, 2012 Rich Drees

The animated film left Disney and DreamWorks in the dust. [click for more]

Script Review: NATIONAL LAMPOON’S ANIMAL HOUSE II

July 28, 2011 Rich Drees

A look at the sequel to the comedy classic that was never made. [click for more]

San Diego Comic Con 2011 Film Panel Schedule

July 18, 2011 Bill Gatevackes

It’s about that time again. Time for the San Diego Comic Convention. The criticism of the con is that it has become less a comic con and more a movie con. As the list of [click for more]

Review: GREEN HORNET

January 14, 2011 Rich Drees

Since 1936, crusading newspaper publisher Britt Reid and his friend Kato risked their lives so that criminals and racketeers within the law may feel its weight by the sting of the Green Hornet first on [click for more]

Best/Worst Of The Decade: Comic Book Films

February 8, 2010 FilmBuffOnline Staff

We continue our look back at the Cinematic decade just passed with a round up of the best and worst the comic book adaptation genre had to offer. Best: Batman Begins (2005) The sequel, The [click for more]

Virginia Davis, Disney’s First ALICE, Has Died

August 21, 2009 Rich Drees

Virginia Davis, who starred in a series of short films for Walt Disney that combined animation and live action and pre-dated Mickey Mouse, died last Saturday, August 15, at her home in Corona, CA. She [click for more]

PRIVATE BENJAMIN Director Howard Zieff Has Died

February 25, 2009 Rich Drees

Howard Zieff, the director of such comedies as Private Benjamin, Unfaithfully Yours and My Girl, has passed away this past Saturday, February 21, 2009 in Los Angeles from complications of Parkinson’s disease. He was 81. [click for more]

Review: MISTER FOE

May 22, 2008 Michael McGonigle

If you are the kind of person who does not like it when a film challenges you or, if you think any attempt to dramatize the inner psychological motives of a character is either pretentious [click for more]

Review: BUBBA HO-TEP

September 21, 2003 Rich Drees

It’s an audacious concept. An aging Elvis Presley living in a Texas backwater nursing home teams up with a black man who thinks he’s John F. Kennedy to defeat a mummy that’s been feeding on [click for more]