Writers for the cartoon comedy family called the bling billionaire taking over the White House all the way back in the year 2000 in episode Bart to the Future. But in 2007 they made another hilarious and equally seemingly unbelievable predication that the man sitting in the oval office could one day be President Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Nicolas Cage is an Oscar-winning actor who has built his career on choosing movies and characters that never pigeonhole him into one type of movie star. But there's another tool in Cage's arsenal that sets him apart from most actors.
The fact that Rabid got made at all is a bit of a marvel. Fledgling director David Cronenberg had made his first feature, Shivers , in 1975 for Canadian exploitation imprint Cinepix and, although an international success, the fact that the movie was partially funded by a Government tax fund caused members of the Canadian press to take Cronenberg and Cinepix to task, citing the picture as smut and calling for the public to reject such practices.
When UFOs descend to Earth, things get pretty real pretty quickly. This is the definitive ranking of the 25 greatest alien encounter movies as scored by Metacritic.
Case Western Reserve University Film Society is presenting a Mummy Double Feature Saturday with "The Mummy" at 7 p.m. and "The Mummy Returns" at 9:30 p.m. Here Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz stumble upon an ancient Egyptian tomb and unwittingly unleash a 3,000 year-old legacy of terror in "The Mummy." Tickets are $6 to see both movies.
On the eve of his lifetime achievement honor at an international cinematographers gathering, Michael Chapman reveals the secrets behind his signature shots - including the train crash in 'The Fugitive' - and his view of the industry today. With Oscar nominations for his work on Martin Scorsese's operatic Raging Bull and the Harrison Ford thriller The Fugitive , cinematographer Michael Chapman, 80, will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 24th International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography, Camerimage, which runs Nov. 12 to 19 in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
Ever since the first teaser trailer for Kong: Skull Island debuted at San Diego Comic-Con this past summer, the buzz about the action adventure reboot of the classic 1933 movie monster has been fairly non-existent. There was a little peak of excitement when a poster popped up at New York Comic-Con with some ties to the 2014 reboot of Godzilla , but then things quieted down again.
Heroic and action-packed, Operation Chromite is a war film like no other, and will take audiences on a thrilling adventure when it's released in cinemas and on digital platforms from December 26, courtesy of Signature Entertainment. Inspired by real events, Operation Chromite brings to life the clandestine mission that paved the way for a dramatic invasion that is regarded as one of the greatest landing operations in military history.
Horror fantasy deals with either creating new fears in an audiencea S-a Sfear of masked bogeymen, of monsters who enter our dreams, of little girls who crawl out of televisions to murder usa S-a Sor with heightening our preexisting fears of the fantastic: ghosts, vampires, witches, aliens et cetera. Horror realism, on the other hand, deals with the fears we have about ourselves and the world we actually live in: that some maniac will harm us, our bodies will turns against us, fate will screw us, all of which boil down to the basic fear of a loss of control.