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The 1976 horror classic is modernized to give us a glimpse inside the terrifying world of Gen Alpha virtual bullying. When Stephen King’s first novel Carrie was published in 1974, it became an immediate best seller and thrust King into stratospheric literary fame. The story of a misfit teen who unleashes deadly kinetic powers on…

It was a time of innocence and prosperity, the birth of rock ’n roll and poodle skirts. The 1950’s were a singular, halcyon period and the films of the era serve as a celluloid time capsule, reflecting the fashion, culture and mores of the times. Here are ten films that captivated audiences and captured the…

Steven Spielberg is undoubtedly one of the more prolific, brilliant filmmakers of our time. The name behind some of the biggest hits in movie-making history, his filmography has become the cinematic gold standard and a comforting celluloid background in the lives of generations of movie goers. There’s something about Spielberg’s films that evoke a certain…

Remember those sweet summer days of long lines, salty popcorn, a dark theater and loads of thrills? Here’s a look back at one of the movies that made the summer of 1975 sizzle…and kept us out of the water! One scorching summer in 1975, 27 year old Steven Spielberg changed the trajectory of moving-making forever when he…

There goes Gramps, getting into trouble again. That seems to be the premise of a spate of recent shows focusing on elders and the fantastical scenarios in which they find themselves. Man on the Inside, Matlock, Grace and Frankie and Hacks are just a few examples of shows of late catering to an aging population…

The production of wholesome, live-action films that aren’t marketed solely to kids is an anomaly in Hollywood anymore. It’s been a while since we’ve had a Babe or Honey I Shrunk the Kids. But wholesome is back with the refreshingly delightful The Sheep Detectives, a fun frolic through the bucolic english countryside with talking sheep…