If you didn't live through the 1990s, then you might not know that there was an inexplicably popular sitcom on ABC called Dinosaurs . Featuring actors in big rubber suits, the series was your average sitcom, but it just so happened to follow a family of walking, talking dinosaurs living during a time when Pangea was still a thing.
Hollywood A-lister Sigourney Weaver - star of the Aliens and Avatar movie franchises - was in Cornwall yesterday, filming scenes for the new series of Doc Martin. The popular TV show starring Martin Clunes is currently filming its eighth series at the picturesque Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac, which doubles as fictional Portwenn, reports Cornwall Live.
Q: I have been watching the series "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" with Darren McGavin. I have seen him in other movies, but that was a while back.
Snotty hippies in a souped-up '55 Chevy. A vicious 18-wheeler hellbent on running yuppies off the road.
Greetings, friends. As you can see, it is July of 2017. It's a time for barbecue .
Two months ago came the news that "Hellboy" was being rebooted for the screen with "The Descent" helmer Neil Marshall directing, and "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour starring in the R-rated feature titled "Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen". Comics creator Mike Mignola has been involved in the new take which has been co-written by Andrew Cosby and Christopher Golden.
A Hellboy reboot is underway with Neil Marshall set to direct David Harbour in a new adaptation of Mike Mingola 's supernatural investigator. The reboot, titled Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen , had been looking for a home, and now it looks like it has found one.
You wouldn't think that a Northern California beach town would have any kind of claim on a British cinema icon. But Santa Cruz can – and often does – think of the world-famous film director Alfred Hitchcock as one of its own.
Actor and producer David Arquette has sold his historic Craftsman home in the Windsor Square area of Los Angeles for $8.342 million. Built in 1909, the Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument is named for its original owner, lawyer and former dean of the California Bar Henry O'Melveny.