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You can count on the jackass crew; there's always one more disgusting or dangerous thing to subject your body to – or those of others. The opening shot features a bull…
You can count on the jackass crew; there's always one more disgusting or dangerous thing to subject your body to – or those of others. The opening shot features a bull…
jackass (2000-2002) was part of the transformation of MTV from a relevant music video network into an tepid home for a number of dumb-ass reality shows, some of them hits,…
John Wayne. Photo: Warner The Searchers was a box office hit in its day, but received no Academy Award nominations. Much like several Alfred Hitchcock movies, it's a typical example…
As U.S. forces are preparing to leave Iraq after the war, a team of rowdy Army Rangers led by Colonel "Hannibal" Smith (Liam Neeson) are given a clandestine mission that…
Toshiro Mifune. Photo: Toho Some would say that Seven Samurai (1954) is Akira Kurosawa's finest samurai movie, but I'll have to go with Yojimbo. One reason is that unlike Seven…
Alice (Milla Jovovich) joins a group of other survivors that are trekking through the Mojave Desert; zombies are still waiting at every turn. The third chapter of this franchise is…
Four supervillains (Burgess Meredith, Cesar Romero, Frank Gorshin, Lee Meriwether) join forces to pose a deadly threat against both Gotham City and Batman (Adam West). The Batman TV show (1966-1968)…
Photo: Ealing Studios The era of Ealing comedies began with Hue and Cry in 1947, but Whisky Galore! has become the number one classic of the early films. This is…
Betsy Blair and Ernest Borgnine. Photo: MGM Paddy Chayefsky originally wrote this story as a teleplay, which was filmed in 1953 as part of The Goodyear Television Playhouse, an anthology…
Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotten. Photo: Universal Not really one of Alfred Hitchcock's most praised films, but should you ever feel like pretending to know more about the greatest director…