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Let’s face it—there are some beloved films from our younger days that we haven’t got around to viewing in ages. Join us as we re-watch these movies that shaped pop culture, and determine how they hold up today.
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Throwback'Alien Vs. Predator' at 20: An Underrated Franchise Mash-Up That Overcomes Its Cash Grab Reputation
Alien vs. Predator was regarded as a cheap cash-in, and maybe it was -- but in some ways, it's not so different from the new Alien: Romulus. -
Carrey donned a zoot suit, green makeup, and a bunch of CG to conquer the summer -- and nobody stopped him! -
Prince is a deeply strange on-screen presence, but his contribution to the musical genre is frequently beautiful. -
In & Out screenwriter Paul Rudnick weighs in on his memories of working with Newhart. -
Stanley did a bad, bad thing. -
There was no one like her. -
The careers of Jack Nicholson, Warren Beatty, and Tom Cruise would look a lot different if not for Robert Towne. -
Beverly Hills Cop III makes for an awkwardly compelling watch. -
Throwback'Wyatt Earp' at 30: Kevin Costner's Western Epic Lost The Battle With 'Tombstone,' But Did It Win The War?
There were at least five other major Westerns that came out within a 12 month window of Earp, so how did this one age? -
Throwback'Speed' at 30: How Keanu Reeves Sped Past Bruce Willis To Become The Perfect Action Hero For the '90s (And Beyond)
In the mid-1990s, ripping off Die Hard became a genre onto its own. -
Throwback'Star Trek III' at 40: The Story of How (and Why) Leonard Nimoy Brought Spock Back After Being Killed Off In 'The Wrath of Khan'
The Search For Spock finds the pointy-eared Vulcan ... alive! -
ThrowbackDabney Coleman Was A Miserable, Irascible Keeper of Antiquated Attitudes In Movies Like '9 To 5' and 'On Golden Pond'
A real a-hole's a-hole, Dabney Coleman's death reminds us of a long ago time when we used to be able to love people we vehemently disagreed with. -
The Cheers finale aired 31 years ago this week. -
ThrowbackRoger Corman Proved There's Nothing Schlocky About Being One Of Hollywood's Most Influential Mentors
Without Corman, there's a good chance there's no John Sayles, Martin Scorsese, Gale Ann Hurd, Pam Grier, Peter Bogdanovich, Peter Fonda, or James Cameron. -
Conquest of the Planet of the Apes and Battle for the Planet of the Apes are key to understanding the new movies. -
Throwback'Van Helsing' at 20: The Universal Monster Adventure That Didn't Become a 'Mummy'-Sized Smash
Despite Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale, and a ton of monsters, this one didn't hit. -
Throwback'NYC Prep' Finally Released From The Bravo Vaults ... But Maybe It Should Have Stayed Locked Up?
NYC Prep was billed as the real life Gossip Girl when it debuted on Bravo in 2009. -
Throwback'Big Wolf On Campus' at 25: Reflecting Back on The Show That Was The Canadian Equivalent of 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer'
“Watching them now, the episodes feel like home movies.” -
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is such satisfying popcorn entertainment that to rewatch it can induce nostalgia for the zippier Marvel adventures. -
Throwback‘10 Things I Hate About You’ Turns 25: Writers Karen McCullah and Kirsten Smith Are Here for ‘Anyone But You’ Reviving the Modern Shakespeare Rom-Com
The writing team behind 10 Things, Legally Blonde, and She's the Man are ready for their next Shakespeare adaptation.
