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10 Things to Know About 'Windy City' (1984)
10 Things to Know About Windy City 10 Kate Capshaw Was Dating Director Armyan Bernstein Revealed during the press tour for Windy City in September of 1984, Kate Capshaw was dating Windy City director Armyan Bernstein. The two had met while making the film in early 1983 and were still together more than a year later when the film was finally released.
By Movies of the 80s3 months ago in Geeks
Masters of the Universe
Attention, Gen Xers! If you recall coming home from school, plopping in front of the boob tube to enjoy the mind numbing line-up of after-school programs including He-Man, then you need to rush to the nearest theater to travel back to the nostalgic realm of Eternia. You will not want to miss one of this summer’s blockbusters in the theaters. Let’s dive in.
By Iris Harris3 months ago in Geeks
Revisiting Ferris Bueller’s Day Off: A Modern Look At A Teen Classic
One Epic Day of Truancy: Story Overview A high school senior named Ferris Bueller fakes an illness to skip school for what he believes will be a perfect day of freedom. With his best friend Cameron and girlfriend Sloane, he ventures into Chicago, bending rules and dodging authority at every step. While Ferris enjoys parades, fine dining, and a joyride in a stolen Ferrari, Dean of Students Ed Rooney becomes increasingly determined to expose his deception and punish him for his actions. As the day unfolds, Ferris must avoid adults, school officials, and time itself to keep his carefully planned adventure from falling apart.
By TheScreenAnalyst3 months ago in Geeks
Madfabulous (2026) and Tip Toe (2026). Top Story - June 2026.
“Good taste”, as defined by the stuffy, is beige and dull. The word “tasteful” suggests a muted co-ordinated palette. It is genteel and quiet. It does not clamour to be heard. It is about elegant lines and simple silhouettes.
By Rachel Robbins3 months ago in Geeks
Witchcraft 18: The Lanterne of Light: All You Need To Know. AI-Generated.
The legendary, ultra-prolific, direct-to-video horror saga is back. Officially keeping its crown as the longest-running continuous horror franchise in history, the series is cooking up its eighteenth installment: Witchcraft 18: The Lanterne of Light.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Geeks
10 Things to Know About Until September
10 Things to Know About Until September 10 Richard Marquand’s Unexpected follow up to Return of the Jedi Director Richard Marquand, fresh off directing Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983), chose this intimate, adult romantic drama as his follow-up. It marked a deliberate shift from big-budget sci-fi to a smaller, location-driven love story.
By Movies of the 80s3 months ago in Geeks
Cars at 20: Revisting Lightning McQueen’s Story
Racing Into Adventure The plot revolves around Lightning McQueen, a talented but self-centered rookie race car determined to win the grand Piston Cup. While traveling to a crucial tiebreaker race in California, he becomes stranded in Radiator Springs, a small town bypassed by Interstate 40 after Route 66 fell out of use.
By TheScreenAnalyst3 months ago in Geeks
10 Things to Know About 'The Evil That Men Do' (1984)
10 Things to Know About The Evil that Men Do 10 Picked up by Tri-Mark Pictures The Evil That Men Do was made independently by ITC Entertainment, a company that somehow survived making both Can’t Stop the Music and Raise the Titanic in the same year. And part of what kept the company going was companies like Trimark making big deals to acquire their movies.
By Movies of the 80s3 months ago in Geeks
A New Era of Film Makers
2026 has been a massive year for up-and-coming directors. Several of this year’s films have been massive box office successes like Obsession which made over $230 million with a $750,000 budget. Those are statistics even seasoned filmgoers balk at. Obsession also shows a change in the directors behind such massive hits.
By caitodoesstuff3 months ago in Geeks
YouTubers are now Box Office Filmmakers
Two YouTubers-turned-filmmakers dominated the box office this year, bringing young Gen Z back to movie theaters. Both Kane Parsons and Curry Barker are part of a new wave of filmmakers who transitioned from YouTube to major studio releases. Their success has drawn attention in Hollywood because they developed storytelling skills, visual techniques, and dedicated audiences online before directing theatrical features.
By Gladys W. Muturi3 months ago in Geeks
Maverick Top Gun: Why the Legendary Pilot Still Captivates Audiences Worldwide
Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is one of the few actors whose roles have endured through the ages. In the original 1986 film, Maverick was a symbol of self-assurance, rebellion, and an unwavering desire to push the boundaries. Decades later, the character returned in Top Gun: Maverick, proving that some stories never lose their ability to inspire.
By Raviha Imran3 months ago in Geeks
