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John Carpenter's 'Lost' TV Movie Starring Lauren Hutton Is Streaming For Free - BGR (opens the original)
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Before horror legend John Carpenter saw his career blow up with the genre-altering slasher "Halloween" in 1978, he made a slick little TV thriller for Warner Bros. that barely anybody saw. Not because it wasn't any good, but simply because Carpenter's name wasn't that known to viewers just yet. However, 1978's "Someone's Watching Me!" — now streaming for free on Tubi — neatly showcased Carpenter's burgeoning talent as a devotee of suspense whose trademark style of filmmaking was still developing
One Of The Best Giant Monster Movies Of The Modern Era Is Streaming For Free - BGR (opens the original)
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Before Hollywood truly embraced Bong Joon Ho as one of the best filmmakers of his generation (giving him three Oscars for his darkly funny 2019 South Korean thriller "Parasite"), he'd already been making prestige pictures on the other side of the world for nearly two decades. His third feature, 2006's "The Host" — now streaming for free on Fandango (Vudu) and Xumo Play – was Ho's first attempt at horror, a classic creature feature with comedic undertones, and he knocked it out of the park. Co-wr
Dan Aykroyd And Kim Basinger's '80s Sci-Fi Comedy Was An Epic Box Office Bomb - BGR (opens the original)
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Even in the 1980s (a decade that produced so many iconic sci-fi movies), when well-known, beloved actors were still major draws for moviegoers, it didn't always do the trick. Sometimes, a poor script or terrible direction simply couldn't be saved by popular household names no matter how talented or dedicated they were to make a movie work. One example is Richard Benjamin's 1988 sci-fi comedy, "My Stepmother is an Alien," which, despite starring big hitters like Dan Aykroyd and Kim Basinger and i
Michael Keaton's Post-Batman Sci-Fi Comedy Left Critics Conflicted - BGR (opens the original)
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Once Michael Keaton became Batman in 1989 (arguably one of the best actors to ever put the cape on), his comedic chops that defined his work pre-Dark Knight were slightly dismissed. He moved toward picking darker and more dramatic roles (even villainous ones like his baddie in "Spider-Man: Homecoming"), but didn't entirely abandon his roots and continued to appear in comedies like "Much Ado About Nothing," "The Paper," and "Speechless." His first flirt with sci-fi also came in that era with Haro
Ryan Reynolds' New Movie On Apple TV+ Rekindles The Charm Of Old-Fashioned Buddy Comedies - BGR (opens the original)
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Old-school buddy comedies are just as much a dying breed in Hollywood as mid-budget features. We do get them on occasion, but they usually don't move the box office needle much — that is, if they get to have a theatrical run at all. These days, they're more likely to get exiled to various streaming services where viewers watch and, in about six days, forget them completely. That's just how it goes. I don't think John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein's new film, "Mayday," on Apple TV+, is nec
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