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Copyright Netflix What They Say: Grieving parents journey through an emotional void as they mourn the loss of a child in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting. The Review: Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) The timing of “If Anything Happens I Love You” is more than a little unsettling.  As I write this review there have been more mass shootings in three months than there have been in three years.  The world is angry.  People are scared.  Political discourse about violent events get tossed between CNN and Fox News as if the opinions on w...

By 70's and 80's VHS Flashback, YouTube, Paul and Al Mornings on 94 HJY Apr 22, 2021 Flashback - Siskel and Ebert review "Star Wars" in 1977. Pretty cool for us "Star Wars" geeks to look back on this. And we miss Siskel & Ebert as well! (Photo by VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images) For more great content like this, visit The Paul and Al page at 94HJY.com every day for videos, podcasts, blogs, and more. Paul and Al are going to celebrate their 31st anniversary at HJY this upcoming July, the same year 94 HJY, Your Home of Rock 'n Roll, is celebrating its 40th anniversary of broadcasting. Be s...

King and his work have of course had a long history with the movies, but, ironically, one of the first screenplays he ever wrote was the one with perhaps the darkest, most sinister, and perhaps the most satisfying ending of all of his films. It's such a good ending that a later remake fiddled with the idea and maybe even came up with a better one. Not everything about Pet Sematary, which came out April 21, 1989, 32 years ago, has aged well. But that ending sure has. Video of Pet Sematary (1989) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers Why was it a big deal at the time?

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...

Tommy “Tiny” Lister Played a Wrestler, For Real Lister achieved his greatest fame on the big screen, but had an oversized impact during professional wrestling’s most colorful and muscle-obsessed era. Tommy “Tiny” Lister, a glowering cinematic powerhouse who loomed and scowled larger than life throughout so many of our childhoods, died earlier this month at the age of 62. Lister was best known as an actor, associated most closely with the role of  “Deebo” in the first two films of Ice Cube’s Friday movie trilogy, but he landed his highest profile role...