What makes a great special effects movie? Showing us things that aren't seen in real life, and making us believe them. Whether a movie is good at that depends on a lot of things, not the least of which is audience expectations.
"Orange Is the New Black" returns with new episodes - based in a max-security prison - on Friday. From left, Danielle Brooks, Taylor Schilling, Selenis Leyva and Natasha Lyonne line up in their new home.
While sharks continue to be a reason people are afraid of the ocean, unprovoked attacks are rare. But there is a history of attacks along the Texas coastline.
Even the bestowing of honors is a process that is often a long and meandering journey, replete with startling, even revolutionary pit stops. That's certainly the case for the Kennedy Center Honors, first presented in 1978.
Remember that terrifying scene from The Shining where Jack Nicholson chops through a door with an ax? Of course you do, mostly because Shelley Duvall screams for what feels like five years without blinking and no one forgets that. Well, we took that scene and made it a lot less scary with fart noises! is a global, multi-platform media and entertainment company.
While the Disney movie may have been panned by critics on its release 25 years ago, it's gone on to become something of a cult classic, and if you're not re-watching it every 31 October, you're doing Halloween wrong. So naturally, fans were a little disappointed when it was announced that a remake or sequel would be coming to the Disney Channel, but that it wouldn't feature the original trio of icons Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy.
The original village was constructed with only one true public restroom - a nasty, subterranean affair located down in what is now the Cougar Chutes behind Bill's. As it doubled and tripled in size, the village still struggled.
I'm not a big fan of critics hoping for a different film other than the one that's being flashed on screen in front of them. That said, I can't help but wonder how Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot might have turned out if the late Robin Williams had portrayed its central manic genius, cartoonist John Callahan.
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