The Guilty Pleasures: “Deathgasm” and “Unfriended”
While you prepare your October horror marathon, Alex invites you to look at a couple silly gems you might not have considered.
While you prepare your October horror marathon, Alex invites you to look at a couple silly gems you might not have considered.
Enjoying Summer Under the Stars so far? Here’s the rest of it!
Thirty years later, there’s still plenty to gain from watching Spike Lee’s first film.
The bloggers count down Flickcharters’ ten favorite movies from 1976, and add their personal favorites as well.
It’s that time of year again! Beat the heat with TCM’s Summer Under the Stars — every day devoted to a different star.
July on TCM brings Westerns. Lots and lots of Westerns. Also Star of the Month Olivia de Havilland, still with us to celebrate her centenary, plus films of the ’70s, African-American pioneers, and 50 Films to See Before You Die.
We jump in our Flickchart Time Machine and head back to 1936, with a top ten full to bursting with Hitchcock, Lang, Capra, Astaire & Rogers, Chaplin and especially William Powell!
June on TCM brings a plethora of movies based on stage plays, star of the month Marie Dressler, and over 40 “Movies to See Before You Die”!
What do we find on the Flickchart Top 10 for 1916? Probably pretty close to what people in 1916 liked the most: Chaplin. Lots and lots of Chaplin.
The prestigious Cannes Film Festival is happening right now. Since 1946 over 80 films have been awarded its top prize. What’s your favorite?
Absolutely loved "Insidious: The Red Door"! The emotional depth and intense storytelling took this franchise to a whole new level.
I liked Guardians 3. It was a good ending to the trilogy. Gunn is one of the few filmmakers who…
Top Gun and Banshees deserve all the good awards.
North Dallas Forty might be appearing an article to come ;)
I'm surprised that you don't have Fandango or North Dallas Forty in you Texas movie list yet.