By Alan To Roger Corman is an American director and producer who was responsible for low budget science-horror movies in the 1950s. He is most famous for his 1960s films – which often starred Vincent Price – based on the stories of Edgar Allan Poe. Corman was born in Los Angeles in 1926. He studied English Literature for a term at Oxford after graduating from Stanford in Engineering. Despite the   Read More ...

By Sarah A Manchester Getting an education is very important in today’s society, so important; it has been the topic for a lot of movies. There are some movies out there about college that are better than others, of course that also depends on your personal preference on movie genres. There are all types of movie genres about college like horror, comedy, drama, romance, there are even documentaries on the   Read More ...

By Crista White Exactly how far would YOU go to prove you are innocent of a crime? Assault a police officer? Arrange a heist? Stand on the ledge of a building 17 stories up while a helicopter hovers nearby, threatening to whoosh you right off? Now that I’ve basically summed up the plot of “Man on a Ledge”, let’s discuss if it’s worth seeing, or if you will spend 90   Read More ...

The Woman in Black is a fine and appropriate return to atmospheric horror movies for the once great Hammer Films. It sticks to the source material’s (the 1983 novel by Susan Hill) original time period (the late 19th century to the early 20th century), with authentic costumes, sets and a spectacularly creepy haunted house. The mood is perfect (emphasized by extreme isolation), the sustained dread is gut-wrenching, and the anticipation   Read More ...

It’s literally the biggest comic book movie ever made. It’s taken four years and five movies to make and in May of this year, Marvel will finally unleash The Avengers on screen. However, would anyone that hasn’t seen any of the movies beforehand be familiar enough with The Avengers concept, based on how Marvel has been marketing it so far? The Dark Knight Rises doesn’t come out until July of   Read More ...

No, Titanic 3D isn’t going to be a completely new look at the same old story. There’s nothing new about it at all – except that it’s going to be presented in 3D. What we’re going to see in theaters in April 2012 is the same Titanic we saw back in 1997 – the one with Leondaro DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. Yes, the very same. Only this time it’s going   Read More ...

This is What Happens When Humans Get Involved The fact that I liked Underworld: Awakening says more about me than it does about the filmmakers. I have to admit that up front, for I want you to read this review all the way to the end. From my perspective, the first and second chapters of the series were needlessly complicated and nearly impossible to keep pace with. The prequel film,   Read More ...

There’s a long list of must watch Hollywood movies 2012! I’m going to give you a quick run through.On the latest english movies section, we have The Darkest Hour, Heartbreakers, Blitz and Arthur Christmas… but if I had to pick one to watch, it would be Arthur Christmas. Yes it’s animated and though a lot of people might think that animated movies are just for kids, but this one here   Read More ...

Buddy’s bar-b-q/Sevierville Dinner & a Movie begins Sunday 1/1/12. Dinner & a Movie is a great value/savings (saves you over $5.00 on regular price for dinner/move) and perfect for a date night, family night out or a gift idea! Related Stories:No Related Posts

Join country supergroup Ricochet on December 31 at the 30th Annual Grand New Years Extravaganza live from the Grand resort Hotel and Convention Center. Ricochet has produced many hits over the years including the #1 smash hit Daddy’s Money in addition to other hits including She’s Gone, Can’t Stop Thinkin’ Bout That and That’s Love. They are also the only group in history to make the charts singing the Star   Read More ...