Top Ranked Dracula Movies

    The Dracula movie series features some of the most captivating, thrilling, and even terrifying plays and scenes fans and movie buffs have ever come across. Based on a horror novel authored by Bram Stoker in 1897, Dracula movies have been on release since 1931, with notable productions including Dracula In Istanbul, Shadow of the Vampire, The Monster Squad, and the Dracula Untold. Listed is some of the most popular...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 11

  Human beings are social beings and most seek to be happy. In attaining this happiness, there is a wide array of options to choose from. There is music, computer games, swimming, reading novels, hiking, and watching movies, among other forms of entertainment. The movie industry has grown quickly and has presented us with multitudes of great movies to watch. Below is a few. 1.  The 400 Blows (Les Quatre...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 10

  Over time, the cinema has also evolved and has come a long way since it started. Even though we have countless good movies made in the recent past, the era of 1913 to 1969 still remains the Golden Age of Hollywood. This was the time when some of the legendary movies were produced and a lot of them still top the charts. Compiled here is a list of some...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 9

  Great movies of the Golden age shed light on exciting American movies that elevate the spirit and have deeply informed accounts of technological developments, economics, censorship restraints, genres, and style. Even the greatest movie buffs will find these movies exhilarating and thrilling. The movies have a good and simple plot leaving the audience satisfied. 1.  Strange Cargo (1940) 'Strange Cargo' is a romantic film that was directed by Frank...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 8

  The golden age era refers to the period Hollywood blossomed and matured. It was the time the film industry picked and movie buffs were presented with high-quality cinematic productions. The major events that changed the movie industry and ushered in the golden age era include improvements in movie-making technology and growth in production houses. Furthermore, theatrical performances and silent movies had created a pool of talented actors.  1)  Follow the...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 7

  The years 1913 to 1969 are regarded as the Golden Age of Hollywood. This era gave us some of the best movies. Some of the movies of this time, for instance, '12 Angry Men' (1957) is still at top of movie rankings. The movies of this era are regarded as the best of Hollywood.  The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' is one...

Great Movies of the Golden Age – Part 6

Hollywood’s golden age era is the period when major production companies  were established and movie-making techniques improved. The new age of cinema started in 1920 with the invention of motion pictures with sound. The production of sound led to the growth of the studio system. The studios were large and equipped with resources to manage all aspects of production. Some of the greatest actors in Hollywood also rose to prominence...

Great Movies of the Golden Age - Part 5

 The golden age of Hollywood is also known as the classical Hollywood, old Hollywood, or the classical era. Golden Age Hollywood refers to the period between the 1910s and the 1960s. During this era, production houses developed classical filmmaking techniques that are still in use today. 1.  Vertigo (1958) 'Vertigo' is a psychological thriller based on the novel “D’entre les morts” published in 1954 by Boileau-Narcejac. The name of the...

Great Movies of the Golden Age - Part 4

  Hollywood experienced an influx in experimental film making in the golden age era. Some of the most prominent actors of the era such as Humphrey Bogart, Laurence Oliver, and Marilyn Monroe become big stars during this time. The era represented a revolution in film making filled with exceptional talents, new production technologies, and freedom for script-writers. Filmmakers learned how to change space and time on screen, for example, they...

Great Movies of the Golden Age - Part 3

The golden era in Hollywood was the time the movie industry began to thrive and cinematic productions diversified. Major movie production houses established during this era. The production of movies with sound enabled directors and producers to experiment with different genres. Classic movies with unique storylines filled with a sense of humor became popular. They replaced musicals that were the most preferred genre at the time. 1)  The Bridge on...

Great Movies of the Golden Age - Part 2

Classic movies are considered relics of the past, but they a more than that. These classic movies from the Golden Ages are some of the finest films ever to grace the theatre screens. From mastermind directors, producers, actors and writers these films are wistful memories for some. Whether you are looking to re-watch these films or see them for the first time; we have made the perfect list for movie...

Great Movies of the Golden Age - Part 1

The golden age of movies began in the 1930s after the invention of films with sound, the 'talkies'.  Musicals dominated the big screen to the early 1950s taking over from silent motion pictures that had caricature as the main theme. The “Golden Age of Hollywood” is an expression that refers to the elegance and the timeless quality of entertainment produced during this era. 1)  Bringing Up Baby (1938) Bringing Up...

Great Spaghetti Westerns

   We have dug through the archives of film history to compile a list of some of the greatest classic Spaghetti Western films. All  golden age’s true classic masterpieces. Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is a phenomenal Spaghetti Western film directed by Sergio Leone. This film follows the journey of Blondie (The Good) (Clint Eastwood) and Tuco (The Ugly) (Eli Wallach)...

Great Classic Western Movies

  Whether you are looking to watch the golden age’s true classic masterpieces or want to lose yourself in wistful memory of times. Here are some of the Greatest Classic western movies from the archives of film history which are worth watching. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)  This Western drama film directed by John Ford, based on a 1953 short story written by Dorothy M. Johnson, is a...

Psychologically Scary Movies

   Psychologically scary movies don’t necessarily feature monsters or creatures that are out of place. However, they unravel the very dark side of human nature that leaves fans doubtful, suspicious, and even question human motives. It’s common to see deranged characters engaging in inhumane and obscene acts like gruesome murders, manipulations, sex bondage, and mutilations. In this article, we share with you the best of seven (7) psychologically scary movies...

Movies You Must Watch Once In Your Life Time

Introduction Iconic movies are not commonly created, it requires the best of everything and nothing less. The following are some of the movies that should be watched at least once in life because of their execution and most importantly, their storyline. 1) The Godfather (1972) If not the greatest then certainly one of the greatest and most influential movies of all time. The Godfather is a series of three movies...

Worst Best Film Winner Movies

  Movies are awarded based on several credentials and it is highly likely that due to judgment choices undeserving movies get undue recognition and are acclaimed the Best Film award. The following movies are a few examples of such incidents.  1)  Around the World in 80 Days (1956)  It is a roller-coaster of a comic adventure based on the novel of the same name. This classic American movie is directed...

Great Film Scores

  Introduction Apart from actors and stories the core element of making a successful movie is its score and soundtracks. Movie soundtracks play an integral part in the whole movie going experience. The following films have great film scores worth mentioning. 1.  American Graffiti (1973) Pop-culture in America at it's peak in the 1970s and many rising pop-stars grabbed the attention of the audience. Similarly, American Graffiti is a coming-of-age...

Top Modern Horror Movies of All Time

  Horror is a cyclic genre and that’s why you can go for a while without hearing about a classic movie coming out of it. Nevertheless, horror films have continued to draw movie buffs whenever a classic one is released. If you don’t have the time to go to the theater, classic horror movie DVD’s are a good option. People often flood theaters to catch the latest horror movies and...

Popular Boxing Films

    People love boxing movies because of the emotional charge and the thrill that come with it. Boxing movies motivate people because they show them that with persistence and hard work, you can succeed. Boxing films also show people that to succeed you need dedication and sacrifice. The inspiration people get when watching boxing films have made them popular among movie lovers. This’s why boxing films always feature in...

Beloved Family Films

    We all have a favorite movie we want to watch time and time again since we feel comfortable and get what we expect. Here are some of the best Beloved family films. 1)  The Wizard of Oz (1939) Dorothy Gales (Judy Garland) lives with her dog Toto (Terry) on a farm belonging to her Aunt Em (Clara Blandick) and Uncle Henry (Charley Grapewin). Toto bites a neighbor Miss...

Worthwhile, But Seldom Seen 21st Century Films

    The 21st Century has produced some of the greatest movies in film history. Countless movies have been written, directed, and produced. Some movies, in spite of receiving many awards, are not well known or frequently watched. These movies feature phenomenal casts, writers and directors. Here are just a few of such movies. 1)  Departures (Okuribito) (2008) Departures is a Japanese drama film directed by Yōjirō Takita. The plot is about Daigo Kobayashi...

Most Overrated Films of All Time

  Introduction  It is not necessary to acknowledge each and every movie that is made. The taste and genre are key elements plus the story has to be relatable to make it a hit, or it has to be entertaining enough. The following movies did great box office receipts, but were widely considered to be a letdown for many audiences.  1)  Avatar (2009) This is a revolutionary science-fiction movie that...

Underrated Movies

   Introduction The following movies are not praised or appreciated as much as they should be. Every movie doesn't need to become a hit, however, the following movies do deserve more appreciation because of their direction, acting or story line. 1)  Little Man Tate (1991) It is a family-drama marking Jodie Foster’s directorial debut. The movie was not heavily budgeted and still achieved commercial success as well as critics’ appreciation...