Michael Caine met Tom Cruise around the time of 1983’s Risky Business, remembering him wanting to learn how to stay in the business. At 91 and with more than 70 years(!) in the industry, Michael Caine has obviously come across some of the most powerful talents to ever hit the screen. But one that stood … Read more
The original A Nightmare on Elm Street was recently shown in 4K at a screening in Los Angeles our own Jimmy O attended. In 1984, Wes Craven presented to the world an iconic villain, Freddy Krueger. The guy with knives for fingernails and a dirty red and green sweater. And he almost joined the ranks … Read more
With Amber Heard behind him – and even having retreated to Spain for some time – Johnny Depp is looking to move on. As such, after that much-publicized and -mocked trial between the two, Depp has been pushing through with his career. While his projects may not exactly harken back to the days of Captain … Read more
Quentin Tarantino’s love for Crawl helped Alexandre Aja get more recognition, eventually resulting in a planned sequel. It’s not often that Quentin Tarantino comments on new films, more or less for the reason that he doesn’t want to slam someone who is actively creating art. If he disses one, that could spell the end of … Read more
Larry Karaszewski remembers it like it was yesterday. He and his writing partner, Scott Alexander, were having lunch in the commissary at Universal Studios, which had produced their scripts from “Problem Child” and its sequel. “We were being really typecast as people who write these junky kids’ movies,” Karaszewski recalls. “We actually took a meeting … Read more
Actress Annette O’Toole remembers the generosity of the late Christopher Reeve, who she co-starred with in Superman III. By all accounts, Christopher Reeve was one of the kindest and most giving men in the business, something that so many of his co-stars and friends gave back. For those lucky enough to work alongside him on … Read more
In a recent career retrospective, Michael Keaton reminiced about making Multiplicity, fondly recalling Harold Ramis and Andie McDowell. In a recent sit-down with GQ, while promoting his new film Knox Goes Away, the great Michael Keaton took some time to look back at his favorite roles. One of them, of course, was Batman, which we … Read more
Kurt Russell, Goldie Hawn and their son Wyatt caught 1994’s Ace Ventura upon release, with Wyatt then calling it the funniest movie ever. Allllllrighty then! 1994 was The Year of Jim Carrey, with the actor hitting an unprecedented run of three massive hits totaling over $700 million worldwide. First out of the gate was Ace … Read more
Daniel Radcliffe recently paid tribute to Michael Gambon, the actor who played Dumbledore in the latter half of the Harry Potter franchise and who passed away last week. Speaking during Variety’s annual Business of Broadway Breakfast, Radcliffe briefly spoke about Gambon and praised the actor. Radcliffe said that the pair never spoke about their love … Read more
The latest episode of the 80s Horror Memories docu-series looks back at the Rise of TV Horror Anthologies CHECK OUT ALL OUR EPISODES OF ’80s HORROR MEMORIES HERE! JoBlo.com recently launched a new weekly documentary series called 80s Horror Memories, and the first five episodes of the series were all dedicated to films that were released … Read more