Halloween is here and what more to do besides running from zombies and trick-or-treating than to cuddle up on the couch and indulge in Halloween movies. Here is a list of Halloween movies to catch tonight on TV.
1) HOCUS POCUS- will forever be a classic no matter how old you get...
I'm sure I can't be the only one who was excited for this movie to come out.But am I the only one who left the theater feeling unfulfilled and a bit cheated?Even more so that I spent the extra cash for the 3D experience.
Let me say it was a great attempt at trying to be Marvel movie-like...
Terrence J gets back on the big screen in the romantic comedy The Perfect Match which hit theaters March 11th! His love interest is played by Cassie (Diddy's girl) & the film is star studded!
“The way I imagine it, after the fight, he’s riding home in a cab, with the roar of the people chanting ‘Rocky!’ still in his ears. And he just drops over dead. In other words, he has achieved everything possible and he dies when he’s on top. I don’t think people want to see Rocky when he’s 80.”
On Monday night (Sept. 21) at the Angelika Film Center in New York City, the Game gave a theater full of journalists, radio personalities and friends a behind-the-scenes look at the making of his new album through a documentary.
Hip-hop journalist Denise “Dee” Barnes criticized the producers of the N.W.A biopic Straight Outta Compton of concealing the truth and not include the beating she suffered by the hands of Dr. Dre years ago in the movie. But it turns out that the violent incident was in the film’s original screenplay.
As expected, the N.W.A biopic 'Straight Outta Compton' went straight to No. 1 at the box office, raking in an estimated $56.1 million over the three-day weekend.
Jada Pinkett-Smith was the surprise star who popped up on screen for the sexy film "Magic Mike XXL". She discusses her role n the movie, originally written for a male star, & the adult entertainment industry.
On June 20, 1975 a movie about an angry fish opened in about 500 theaters around the country. It was called Jaws, it was directed a guy named Steven Spielberg, it was scary as hell, and it changed the world forever. Its unique release strategy (wide instead of limited), intense television marketing campaign, and record-breaking box office essentially created the summer movie season (and made Spielberg a household name). 40 years later, regardless of its impact, Jaws remains a masterpiece, and a much better and more interesting movie than the vast majority of so-called summer blockbusters that it birthed.