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In this tribute to the great Bill Paxton, we remmeber the icon's greatest performances, including Aliens, Near Dark, and more.

The three great black films of the 1990s are, in this order: To Sleep with Anger from Charles Burnett, One False Move from Carl Franklin, and Eve’s Bayou from Kasi Lemmons. The first and third are family dramas, the second is neo-noir. All have almost nothing to do with an issue that, for good reason, is important to most black directors: race relations. In the case of Eve’s Bayou, which is set in the 1960s,...

Horror History: Remembering Big Bad BILL PAXTON On His 66th Birthday On this day in horror history, Aliens, Frailty, Predator 2, and Near Dark legend Mr. Bill Paxton was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1955. On this day in horror history, Bill Paxton was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1955. Paxton is a legend around these parts for his roles in classics such as Aliens and Mortuary, Brain Dead, Predator 2, The Dark Backward, The Vagrant, Boxing Helena, Future Shock, and Broken Lizard’s Club Dread. His role as Coconut Pete in that last flick is by far the best part of the underrated horror-co...

These Are the 100 Best 90s Movies By Jason Kessler, Stacker News On 5/3/21 at 8:00 PM EDT The 1990s represent a magical decade in pop culture history. The O.J. Simpson trial, gangster rap, Must See TV, grunge music, and Friends dominated water cooler conversations, while the internet was just beginning to grab the attention of the world and hit college computer labs. While all of this was happening, incredible movies from big-budget blockbusters to quiet love stories were being released nearly every weekend at movie theaters around the world. Advances in computer-generated imagery gave au...

Nolte: What Should’ve Won the Best Picture Oscar – 1990 to 1999 23 Apr 2021 In part eight of this series, we look at the movies that should have won the Best Picture Oscar between 1990 and 1999. For the first half of the decade, movies remained as great as ever, and then began a long decline in 1996, a decline that has only worsened. That’s not to say there were not some great movies made after 1995. It’s just that overall, as you’ll see, this is when Hollywood stopped making ‘em like they used to. Of course, compared to today, 1999 looks like 1939. Let’s begin…