The decade of the 1970’s is known for many things in the film industry. It was the decade where new filmmakers overtook “old Hollywood” and made less conventional films. It was the decade when the summer films became as important as the Christmas films. It was a decade when a low budget movie could play ...
Supervolcano: Eruption by New York Times Bestseller and alternative reality author, Harry Turtledove, tells the story about a what if scenario about Yellowstone National Park and the largest inactive volcano in the world. What if the caldera, which is what it is called, blows its cap and effectively destroys several western United States? What happens ...
Here is a continued look at the worst movies of the decade. This time we take a look at the ten worst films of the 1970’s. As usual I am not going for obvious choices like the slew of B movies made for drive-ins so you won’t see anything starring Peter Fonda. You also won’t ...
Having a hard time coming up with some movie theme nights? The best length of time for a theme night is six hours, which translates into about three movies. Longer movie nights tend to lose your guests’ attention and shorter ones won’t give you a decent selection. Below are ten categories that you might want ...
It’s a wonder how sinkholes have been avoided as a catastrophe device in disaster movies. The reason may be because the disaster film prefers something that can be seen dominating the earth from above rather than from below. Only the earthquake managed to be the closest thing to terra firma that’s been depicted leaving behind ...
