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These days, it's not uncommon to see a film shoot on the streets of Queens, and in particular, Greater Ridgewood. Many great directors and television

Tony Scott enjoyed quite the career, starting with 1983’s The Hunger and culminating in the 2010 action flick Unstoppable, starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine. In between, the man directed Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop II, Days of Thunder, The Last Boy Scout, Crimson Tide, Enemy of the State, Spy Game, Man on Fire (one […] The post 30 Years of True Romance: Tony Scott’s Directorial Triumph appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and Mo...

Plus, HBCUs also made some big moves this week!

We look at the grueling toll Stanley Kubricks demands on The Shining took on actress Shelley Duvall.

The movie, which hit theaters September 19, 2003, was a surprise hit: It was made for $22 million but grossed nearly $96 million, kicking off a film franchise that brought in nearly $550 million. Here’s what you should know.

Michael Jai White and crew created an underrated yet hilarious Blaxploitation parody in their loving, perfectly executed Black Dynamite.

On the eve of the Queen of Crime’s 133rd birth anniversary, here’s our list of favourite screen adaptations of Christie’s murder mysteries

Basic, a forgotten and not very good 2003 thriller starring John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, is climbing the Netflix charts, and that's kind of weird.

Reviews were less than flattering for Finestkind, the Tommy Lee Jones and Jenna Ortega movie filmed in New Bedford and Fairhaven and based on the SouthCoast.

For those who haven’t recently watched Striking Distance — the Pittsburgh-based action thriller released 30 years ago this week — it’s easy to forget how madcap the action is.