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Lifetime True Crime Film Depicts Heidi Broussard's Tragic 2019 Murder
Heidi Broussard's heartbreaking 2019 murder case is the focus of a new Lifetime true crime film, "Stolen Baby: The Murder of Heidi Broussard," premiering on September 23. The film dramatizes the chilling events surrounding Broussard's death, the nationwide search for her and her newborn daughter, Margo, and the shocking revelation of her murderer, Magen Fieramusca.
Facts About Steve McQueen
As you might have seen before, one of my favorite old westerns was Steve McQueen’s, “Wanted Dead or Alive.” He was also a star of some of the most iconic action movies in history. Examples include the original, “Magnificent Seven,” “Bullitt,” “Papillon,” and “The Great Escape.” Based on his movies, he was known as The King of Cool. But was he really that cool?
Kuffs -Christian Slater is breaking the fourth wall in this brilliantly funny action piece! …
Kuffs (1992)- starring Christain Slater as George or Kuffs with Bruce Boxlitnieter as the brother, Brad and Tony Goldwyn as Ted with a young-Milla Jovovich as Maya. Along with some heavies played by Leon Rippy (Deadwood & Saving Grace) as Kane and Geroge del la Pen"a as the man calling the shots-Sam Jones. Plus, an early appearnce by Ashely Judd (Double Jeopardy).
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Movie Review: The Conjuring Universe “The Nun II” Conjures Up Just Enough Scares
Entering The Conjuring Universe is always like stepping into a dark, twisted fairytale, and I love it. "The Conjuring Universe" is deeply rooted in the fears that humans and the supernatural alike can conjure, and Atomic Monster Film Company never misses a meal when it comes to devouring audience fears. "The Nun II," directed by Michael Chaves, is a fearsome sequel to 2018's The Nun. It invites audiences back into a world ruled by the malevolent demon Valak.
Meet Audie Murphy's intimidating 'Arizona Raiders' boss Michael Dante
Unapologetic desperado Michael Dante first set foot in front of a motion picture camera for the 1956 boxing classic Somebody Up There Likes Me in a blink and you'll miss it bit part as one of Paul Newman's street thug pals opposite another then-unknown actor—Steve McQueen. By the early '60s the former professional baseball player had risen up the ranks supporting Monty Clift and Liz Taylor [Raintree County], James Garner [Maverick], Randolph Scott [Westbound], and Elvis Presley [Kid Galahad] when he struck up a friendship with highly decorated To Hell and Back infantryman Audie Murphy. Dante costarred in two back-to-back westerns directed by Tarantino's top action maestro William Witney—Apache Rifles and Arizona Raiders—and intended to reunite with Murphy in 1971 if destiny had not come calling in The Perfect Target, overhauled extensively into the Don Knotts Disney vehicle Hot Lead and Cold Feet. One of the No Name on the Bullet star's few surviving Hollywood contemporaries, the nonagenarian exclusively summons his respect for Texas' favorite son starting now.
Short film about cyber bullying takes festival circuit by storm
A short film about cyber bullying at a Staten Island high school has taken the national and international film festival circuits by storm. Dismissal Time, written and directed by Andre Joseph, is especially relevant given the protests currently happening in the 5th borough over New York City Mayor Eric Adams relocating migrants there.
Park Slope Events: Freaks Ball Friday! 3 outdoor art experiences Saturday! Pro wrestling on 5th!
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A24 Horror Movies Such as Midsommar, The Witch, Returning to AMC Theaters for Halloween
Halloween season is in full swing and A24 is celebrating the holiday season by re-releasing a number of their popular horror titles in AMC theaters this October. According to IndieWire, A24 and AMC Theatres are collaborating on a new film series, A24 Presents: October Thrills & Chills Film Series where participating AMC locations will see an A24 horror movie released in theaters every Wednesday during the month of October leading up to Halloween.
Facts About Burt Reynolds
His was an eventful life. During the 70s, Burt Reynolds was arguably the King of Hollywood. His movies were generally more fun than deep and Reynolds himself parlayed good looks, a nice sense of humor and a likeable persona into a notable career. Of course, everything wasn’t hunky dory in Burt’s life. Let’s look at some things you might not have known about Burt Reynolds.
Transphobia on AHS: Exploring Emma Roberts & Ross's Allegations
In recent news, actress Emma Roberts has been accused of making transphobic comments by her co-star Angelica Ross on the set of the hit TV series American Horror Story. The allegations, which have sparked controversy and conversations around LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood, shed light on the challenges faced by transgender individuals in the entertainment industry. In this article, we will delve into the details of the allegations, explore the response from both parties involved, and discuss the broader implications of this incident.
Randolph Scott- The Ultimate Cowboy. My Sunday Mornings
Randolph Scott was a staple for me and other western fans back in the ’60s and early ’70s on Sunday mornings. There was one almost every weekend. Thanks to our rotor antennae back in the day we were able to cherry pick over the air signals from 90 miles or more from any direction it was pointing to. I say or more because off air signals have a tendency to skip over bodies of water and we lived near Lake Ontario so, it was not uncommon for us to pick up stations (broadcast- I emphasize) like Toronto and channel 6 especially. But it was channels 2 (Buffalo) and channel 3 out of Syracuse for our Sunday morning features.
Brightburn 2: AI Writes Script for Blockbuster Superhero Horror Film
Hey there, you movie buffs and techie whizzes! Grab your popcorn and 3D glasses because do I have some jaw-dropping, Earth-shattering, AI-infused news for you! 🍿. Brightburn 2 is happening, baby! And hold on to your capes; it's being written by—wait for it—an Artificial Intelligence! 🤖
The Streaming Revolution: Boosting Demand for Movie Sites Like Never Before
In the digital age, entertainment has undergone a monumental transformation. The rise of streaming services has ignited a revolution in how we consume movies and TV shows. "The Streaming Revolution: Boosting Demand for Movie Sites Like Never Before" has reshaped the entertainment landscape, leading to significant shifts in viewer preferences, industry dynamics, and the way content is created and delivered.
Texas Youth Summit backtracks on Lauren Boebert after 'Beetlejuice' bad behavior
Social media posts announcing Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colorado) as a guest of a conservative youth summit have been deleted just days after they were originally posted. The initial announcement from the Texas Youth Summit came Friday, a day after Lauren Boebert apologized for her behavior at a Sunday show of "Beetlejuice" in Denver, Colorado. The conference had announced Boebert as a speaker for its upcoming convention.
Satire: Facts About Kirk Douglas
He wasn't the easiest guy to like. Kirk Douglas played in a lot of action films, so I’ve seen a lot of his work. He’s even done some memorable westerns. He generally goes about his work with a lot of intensity. In fact, he was so intense it was also a little too much for me. But that’s just me.
Youth pastor Kel Mitchell stars in Good Burger 2 which is set for a November release on Paramount+
"Welcome to Good Burger the home of the Good Burger can I take your order"? This was a popular line uttered by Kel Mitchell that originated as a sketch on the Nickelodeon series “All That” where Mitchell starred as Ed (no last name) and Keenan Thompson portrayed his friend and co-worker Dexter Reed. The sketch became a film that was a box-office success.
Review: “Danger Diabolik” - Lover, Thief and Rogue
Who could have thought that two sisters back in the '60s would create one of the most iconic thieves in world of fumettis (also fumetto) and comics. They cooked up the idea of a thief who steals for love. He drives a Jaguar , in fact several. He has a whole fleet -different colors. Hangs out in an underground lair one even Batman might be jealous of. And his costume just short of wings or a cape.