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For many modern audiences, the moment they see that a movie is in black and white, they move away. Where this stigma against old or black and white films comes from is a mystery because many of these films are so good, if not much better, than many contemporary films. RELATED: 10 horror movies for comic book nerds, classified according to IMDb One of the best genre examples of this would be the contrast between black and white and color horror movies Continue reading →

PHILADELPHIA Above all else, Lauri Markkanen is a team-first player. The Bulls need Lauri Markkanen to produce more. Markkanen doesnt like to force shots. Continue reading →

See theStory Indexfor Wael Abdelgawads otherstories. Previous Chapters of Death in a Valley Town:1. Moving Day.2 Continue reading →

The year of 2019 ended about a week and a half ago and it was one heck of a ride. Fans of good television had many great TV shows to watch this year but its hard to pinpoint the very best one. Sure, there was a lot to watch, but most of the shows were worth the time Continue reading →

Among the top ten novels ever adapted is Bram Stokers Dracula. Every decade since the beginning of film in the 20th century sparked one or another version of the classic tale of a Transylvanian Count who likes to drink blood. Continue reading →

Alex Garland has quickly become one of our favorite genre filmmakers, thanks to his writing and directing work on movies likeEx Machina andAnnihilation.His next assignment is creating, writing, and directing an eight-part series for FX (although its now premiering on Hulu) calledDevs.The trailer makes it look like a combination of a lot of the best stuff inEx Machina(advanced technology, ethical dilemmas)andAnnihilation(weird, unnerving imagery), and generally pretty incredible. Continue reading →

To start the new year there are plenty of new movies and tv shows to be enjoyed on Netflixs DVD rental service. Well be keeping you up to date with all the new movies and series that will be available to rent in January 2020. Just to clarify, Netflixs DVD platform DVD.Com is exclusive to the United States Continue reading →

Following our top 50 films of 2019, were sharing personal top 10 lists from our contributors. Continue reading →

As usual, this was a great year for cinema, and while it was difficult to organize a top 25, I knew I could have kept tweaking it for months so I had to just lock it in. My top five was much easier to sort this year than last year, but there were a large number of titles vying for the top 25 so here they are Continue reading →

Each year I am lucky to see a good amount of movies. A few of them turn out to be really good, while others are just bad. Sometimes a film has no need to be made in the first place, or continues a story no one wants to see more of. Continue reading →