Karl Thomasson, former mercenary and hands-on substitute educator, finds himself dealing with another troubled group of students. This time, they’re white nationalists who are being groomed for domestic terrorism in a military academy.
Nobody 2 (2025)
The “average nobody” of the first film returns for another action packed outing, this time with all hell breaking loose as he tries to take his family on a much needed vacation.
The 10 Weirdest Star Wars Rip-Offs of All Time
Earlier this week, I saw a news item that said Mark Hamill considered moving out of the United States after Donald Trump was re-elected president last November. And my reaction was: Mark Hamill’s still alive? Oh, right, it’s his career that died.
Ever since Hamill toplined the original “Star Wars” in 1977, there has been no shortage of crazy works that try to fly with George Lucas’ imagination but inevitably take an Icarus-worthy plummet from heights where they could not travel. And while the 1982 Turkish film “The Man Who Saved the World” (a.k.a. “The Turkish Star Wars”) has gained cult classic status for its inane pilfering of “Star Wars” and a half-dozen other sci-fi classics, there are other films and television productions that are even crazier.
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Light Up (2024)
A group of Black gay men and a transgender woman speak of their lives and how they made to through difficult times to where they are now thriving. Continue reading
The Home (2025) [FrightFest 2025]
A young man on his last chance before serious penalties for his criminal behavior takes a job as a superintendent at an old folks home where nothing is as it seems.
The Breakfast Club (1985) [Back to School Month]
A group of misfits are brought together for detention in the school library, making discoveries about themselves and finding common ground in their shared event, the overzealous school principal.
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Barbary-Coast Bunny (1956)
Barbary-Coast Bunny (1956)
Directed by Chuck Jones
Story by Tedd Pierce
Animation by Abe Levitow, Richard Thompson, Ken Harris
Music by Carl Stalling
Bugs Bunny is burrowing underground to visit his cousin Herman in San Francisco when he bangs head-first into a giant gold nugget. The swindler Nasty Canasta tricks Bugs into believing he has a depository bank for storing the gold, and Bugs entrusts his new fortune with the miscreant. After Nasty violently waylays Bugs, the angry rabbit vows revenge. Six months later, he tracks down Nasty to the San Francisco casino that he built with Bugs’ gold. Bugs disguises himself as a naïve rural visitor, but this seemingly innocent façade enables him to casually drain the casino of its money by winning Nasty’s rigged games.
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