The Pros And Cons Of Streaming TV Shows And Movies Online

Although online streaming offers various perks to a TV and movie buff, there are still some disadvantages to this service as well. Here's a look at the pros and cons of streaming TV shows and movies online. ...

The Blue Max

While some films merely entertain, others include historical features. Realism enhances the viewing experience because it invigorates viewers who fantasize they they are the star. When the story is true, someone was a real hero. ...

The Division of Power in Hotel Rwanda

If you've ever thought that racism could be cured, "If only." Then this article is for you. "The Division of Power in Hotel Rwanda" provides readers with a reminder of how easily division can be created and perpetuated by taking a closer look at the briefly alluded to yet central cause of division within the story of Terry George's film, Hotel Rwanda (2004) starring Don Cheadle. ...

Top 10 Highest Paid Actors Of 2016

Want to feel jealous and inadequate? Compare your salary to the highest paid actors of 2016. Who tops the list? Matt Damon? Tom Cruise? Robert Downey Jr.? ...

Emily Booth of The Horror Channel

Emily Booth is more popularly known as the glamorous, dark-haired TV presenter of The Horror Channel. Emily was born in Chester, England in 1976 but grew up in Hastings, East Sussex. Her paternal great grandfather built one of the first cinemas in the UK in Cornwall. ...

The Bird With The Crystal Plumage - Dario Argento's Giallo Masterpiece

I am a big fan of Italian giallo movies, and one of my all time favourites in this genre is The Bird With The Crystal Plumage (1970). The Bird With The Crystal Plumage - which was the first instalment in the Animal Trilogy, and was followed by The Cat o' Nine Tails (1971) and Four Flies on Grey Velvet (1972) - was also the first giallo movie that Dario Argento directed, on his way to making his own significant mark in this hugely popular category of filmmaking. ...

The House On Haunted Hill 1999 Review

Having always been a huge fan of the old 1959 Vincent Price movie, House On Haunted Hill, I must admit that initially I was a little cynical about how this 1999 remake would compare to the original film, knowing how disappointing many such reboots of classic horror flicks have proved to be. However, having now watched it on DVD, I have to say that this new take on the story turned out to be one of the pleasing exceptions. In fact, I thought it was a very good remake indeed. ...

The Green Inferno Review

If you harbour the guilty pleasure of gory cannibal movies where groups of jungle explorers get captured, stripped naked and subjected to all kinds of hideous mutilations and deaths by hordes of uncivilised, flesh-hungry savages, then I am sure you will enjoy Eli Roth's homage to the cannibal terror genre: The Green Inferno. After a six-year absence from the director's chair, Roth has really delivered here with this jungle shocker. His love for this aspect of the horror genre is so evident in every scene of The Green Inferno, and it's really great to see a director of... ...

Negative Impacts of Western Telenovela on the Moral Development of The African Youth

With the advancement in technology, the mass media has soared up greatly in its programs. The television industry in Africa is now featuring numerous programs and airing series of films. Some of these films are very educative, offering the youth with requisite skills and knowledge to face the present and projected future challenges of life. However, other western-oriented films, such as the ever-ascending telenovela shows are negatively impacting on the moral development of the youth in Africa and as such must be monitored or banned entirely. ...