For Christopher Lloyd, an actor who has brought life to unique and well-known characters like Reverend Jim, Uncle Fester and Judge Doom, it's another role that will forever cement his legacy in film. It was in 1985 that pop culture was introduced to character Emmett "Doc" Brown in the sci-fi smash "Back to the Future," which also starred Michael J. Fox.
It looks like a third film in the rebooted "Piranha" horror franchise is on the way. Bloody Disgusting reports that producer Hisako Tsukaba is currently working on a new movie in the series which is targeting a 2018 release.
Clive Standen stars as a younger Bryan Mills in NBC's "Taken," a prequel to the film franchise. Styled as a prequel to Luc Besson's vigilante action trilogy of the same name, "Taken," which premieres in series form Monday on NBC, does share with the films a lead character named Bryan Mills, originally played by Liam Neeson , and instances in which a character is "taken."
Tomorrow brings the 89th Academy Awards, the yearly ceremony that bestows the creme de la creme of honors upon what they believe to be the best that the movie world has to offer. And, just like in pretty much any other year, horror has gone unnoticed and unappreciated.
Colleen Atwood laughed softly into the phone as she spoke of her career as one of the most Oscar-celebrated costume designers of all time. "It's sometimes underrated in terms of the level of skill it takes to accomplish," she said.
The Havering Music Makers' latest show is Sweeney Todd at the Kenneth More Theatre, running from March 2-4. Nick Ford is photographed here.
Every week, we attempt to answer a new pop culture related question. This week's edition of /Answers asks the following: Which is your favorite comic book movie adaptation? And when we say comic book movies, we don't just mean superhero movies.
Ever since the release of Taken , Liam Neeson has established himself as one of the most popular leading men in the action genre. That reputation has only been enhanced thanks to the likes of Unknown , Non-Stop and Run All Night .
If you cried while staring empathetically into the eyes of a giant ape in Sir Peter Jackson's remake of the movie King Kong , then you have experienced the incredible human expression research of Dr Mark Sagar. The Oscar winning Auckland University professor combines his skills in mathematics, engineering, and art and is about to totally change how we interact with computers.