written by Danielle Callesen If you can’t appreciate dancing dwarfs, severed ears, or a singing girl that lives in a radiator, chances are you don’t appreciate David Lynch’s directorial and writing efforts.  Needless to say, you’re missing out on unforgettable characters, worlds brimming with...

By David Campbell The 80s was the original age of MTV, so when it came to selling soundtracks for films, record producers made sure to load them up with killer songs, often performed by top artists of the time. The result was a smash with the public, particularly with the younger set, spawning Hit singles...

written by Danielle Callesen With the rampant rise in independent film production, it is becoming quite clear that not much is needed in order to construct a prodigious film, at least not in terms of finances or accessible talent.  One may even begin to notice that the farther a film strays from the...

By David Campbell As I have also mentioned before, the 80s was the decade of Dungeons and Dragons! Never was a time more ripe for fantasy and make believe, thanks to the special effects renaissance and renewed interest in mythology that Star Wars created. While none of the genre films that came out that...

By Ralph Greco, Jr. If you have not seen the movies that contain the scenes below I suggest dialing up Netflix and staying in for the weekend (and watch them on a screen bigger then your PC’s monitor, please!). If you have seen these, you might you remember some of the scenes I reference below....

by Danielle Callesen What makes a “good” movie truly captivating and unforgettable?  There are a number of reasonable answers to this question, but I’m more than willing to argue that a movie’s score/soundtrack is a large part of it.  A film’s soundtrack is like a guiding light for the audience,...

By David Campbell As I wrote in my last article, Science Fiction ruled the 80s Box Office, because of the breakthrough special effects and innovative flimmaking techniques of Star Wars, audiences were clamoring for more journeys into fantastic worlds, dazzling high technology’s and more up close...

We love looking back and finding interesting facts about movies that you all know and love. 2009 was an amazing year for movies that really pushed the limits on what was possible. We decided to put together this list of the top 10 movies of 2009 based on domestic gross amount. All totals below are...

5. Day of the Dead 1985 Because Dr. Logan’s grotesque experiments, make the possibility of finally being able to  have a zombie “pal” that more real. 4. Army of Darkness 1992 Magic spells, a discount store employee as the “hero”, the middle ages and odd ball creativity. 3....

(Via The Movie Blog, written by John Campea) Like all movie lists, this one is subjective and in no way authoritative. The main purpose of which is to spark discussion and maybe interest in seeing some of these fantastic films again, or for the first time. So now I present to you our Top 100 Movies...