Movies

In 1963, a bright young actress named Jane Fonda nabbed one of her first starring roles in Sunday in New York. Long absent from a proper release on home video, the movie finally has a remastering and a brand new DVD, courtesy of the Warner Archive collection. Read More

If you're psyched by the notion of seeing Tad Hamilton and Izzie from Grey's Anatomy raising Joan Holloway's adorable baby, then this flick might be right up your alley. If not, you can safely skip this one. Read More

Last week I reviewed one of Ghost House Underground's newest DVD releases, Stag Night, as an enjoyable and bloody thriller set in the New York subway tunnels. This week I've seen their second new release, Psych 9, and here's my take on the craziness at Read More

Shot in 2007, the indie horror film Stag Night is finally getting a proper release through Ghost House Underground. The DVD and Blu-ray release on February 15, and I had a chance to check out the DVD version early. Read More

From Elia Kazan comes America, America, a black and white paean to his young Greek uncle's struggles to get out from under Turkish oppression in 1896 and come to America. The film runs three minutes shy of three hours, though it seemed more like a week Read More

Time Travel Month continues at Fandomania with another blast from the past. This week we're featuring art inspired by Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure! Read More

In 2006, writer and director Adam Green introduced us to the shambling, overall-wearing, swamp-dwelling terror known as Victor Crowley in his indie slasher film Hatchet. Victor returned for another rampage in 2010's controversial follow up, and now Read More

We're kicking off Time Travel Month with a journey back to 1985 to visit Marty McFly, Doc Brown, and their adventures with a certain DeLorean. Check out the artistic love for Back to the Future! Read More

Not that I think any of you would make this mistake, but just so that we get this out there right at the beginning: Buried is not a feel-good movie. It's a lot of things, most of them brilliant, but a movie to watch as an inspirational pick-me-up? Not Read More

These days, Whoopi Goldberg is a talking head on TV, and most people recall her previous endeavors as a Hollywood Squares jokester or the fraudulent medium from Ghost. Before all that, she starred in the 1985 classic The Color Purple, which just made Read More

The things SyFy Original Movies all have in common are bad CGI monsters, outlandish plots and, not infrequently, the well-known actors to star in them. Since it's Cryptozoology Month here at Fandomania, we will limit our focus to just five films Read More

The Matrix is a hallmark example of entertainment designed specifically for the age of media convergence: it was the first film franchise to provide a narrative so large that it could not be contained within a single medium. Read More