Monthly Archives: August 2009

Bruce Lee was immortalized in his films as a martial arts master and first-class entertainer. ENTER THE DRAGON was the first martial arts film that American audiences had witnessed, and was actually produced in both Hong Kong and Hollywood. Interestingly, … Continue reading →

Regan (Linda Blair) is a little girl who becomes possessed by the devil and undergoes a violent exorcism conducted by the priest (Max Von Sydow). A blood-chilling film, directed by William Friedkin and written by William Peter Blatty, this enhanced … Continue reading →

Scooby Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang take their animated antics to the big screen as a live-action movie. In this story, Fred, Daphne, Velma and Shaggy have a bit of a falling out and go their separate ways, but … Continue reading →

Committed to delivering A.D.D. movies for the music-video and video-gaming generation, directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor turn the action and antics levels up to “11″ in CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE. The film picks up where its cult-hit predecessor left off, … Continue reading →

What happens when an angel falls in love with a mortal? In this Hollywoodized version of Wim Wenders’ “Wings of an Angel,” the romance is as longing and deferred as it was in “Sleepless in Seattle.” (1 hr. 57 min.) … Continue reading →