Despite their quirky nature and endless charm, cult classic movies like Ghost World and What's Up, Doc? are still wildly and ...

As Michael Mann's cops-vs-robbers epic turns 30, we look back on the movie's evolution from tough-guy cult film to a genuine American classic.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Back in the 1970s, the situation was very different. Going to the movies wasn’t seen as a luxury ...

What starts as a faded, oversized relic becomes a stunning retro centerpiece once the restoration gets underway. The film themed design shines again, highlighting the table’s 1970s roots. After a ...

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Disney’s 1976 film The Shaggy D.A., seemingly utilized a human in a dog costume as a real dog's stunt double — and the internet is weighing in on the hilarious footage. The Instagram account ...

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Six strangers at a murderous dinner party with a mysterious host is the plot of the board game Clue, which came to life as a movie 40 years ago. When the film "Clue" was released in 1985, it was not ...

All these filmmakers with great original ideas probably make the world wonder why studios even try making remakes. Sure, they can make good money, but they have to be firing on all cylinders for that ...