Bruce Handy is the author of “Hollywood High: A Totally Epic, Way Opinionated History of Teen Movies” and “Wild Things: The Joy of Reading Children’s Books as an Adult.” He has also written several ...

John Wayne's The Shootist has one of the most memorable endings in the history of the genre - yet there's one Western that ...

Celebrate Independence Day by watching any of these patriotic movies that honor America's rich history. From classics like ...

The 1994 skydiving action film starring Wesley Snipes was underrated in its time, but a new 4K UHD release provides ...

After graduating from WSU in '63, Chaplin took an opportunity to be a "world problems" teacher, senior advisor, and head ...

John Wayne had certain moral lines he wouldn't let his Western characters cross, but he finally broke one key rule of a 1974 ...

A movie scene that scared many '80s kids occurs in Pee-wee's Big Adventure when the titular man-child (played by Paul Reubens ...

Back in 1945, John Wayne decided to make an epic movie about the Battle of the Alamo. The pivotal conflict during the Texan Revolution saw a 13 day siege on the Alamo Mission.

Getting his start in B-movies in the 1930s, Wayne eventually became one of Hollywood's most bankable stars by the start of the '40s. For the next four decades, Wayne appeared in everything from ...

Throughout his five decades in Hollywood, John Wayne carefully constructed his on-screen persona to be the hero that America wanted. Broad-shouldered, deep-voiced, and quick with a gun, he exuded ...