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People nowadays seem to have forgotten just how good Cameron Crowe was at his peak. For the writer-director, Almost Famous, which told the story of a teenage rock journalist on tour with a mid-level rock band in the seventies, was his masterpiece. For many of us, it remains one of the greatest modern films, and a masterpiece that, almost twenty-five years later, remains a cultural toustone for many of us. It made Kate Hudson a household name, despite underperforming at the box office, and remains a beloved film for many. On this episode of revisited, we take a look at Crowe’s seminal film and examine how it holds up all these years later. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #AlmostFamous #CameronCrowe #KateHudson
When it comes to adapting a classic TV show to the big screen, it doesn’t get much better than Andrew Davis’ The Fugitive. Indeed, the third highest-grossing film of 1993 proved to be a monumental critical and commercial hit that earned more than $370 million globally and was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture. In addition to Tommy Lee Jones winning an Oscar for his indelible supporting turn as U.S. Marshall Sam Gerard, the film still boasts some of the most impressive action set pieces and stunning practical FX on record. The movie succeeds on multiple levels as a riveting manhunt thriller, an engrossing murder mystery, a compelling redemption story, an FX-driven action-adventure, and of course, a faithful TV adaptation that both honors the spirit of the original and also pushes the narrative forward into daring, unpredictable territory. Yet, for as nearly perfect a film as The Fugitive remains to this day, you would never guess that the production actually had a slew of hurdles, injuries, cast and crew replacements, and other major mishaps to overcome. For instance, did you know that the original cinematographer was fired one week into the production? Or the fact that the movie’s villain, Dr. Charles Nichols, was actually played by a different actor before being replaced after falling ill due to a brain tumor? Or how about the on-set injuries Harrison Ford suffered while making the film on location in Chicago and North Carolina? Well, as the landmark action-packed crime drama celebrates its 30th anniversary this August, we’re about to dive into all of the little-known facts about the production and figure out just WTF Happened to The Fugitive! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍
Once upon a time there was a sweet little child named Brian Hugh Warner that the world would get to know as Marilyn Manson. Brian would attend his Christian School while dreaming of working as a music journalist. Later in life Brian would use some of the wholesome images he learned in his religious upbringing to spread joy to his legion of fans. He would even grow up to be a reverend! This Brian Hugh Warner sure sounds like one upstanding citizen! Of course, Brian Hugh Warner would not be what the world would soon know him as, and the Reverend he would one day become was not in the Church of Christ but rather the Church of Satan. How did a Christian School boy grow up to be the Antichrist Superstar? Find out as we ask just What Happened to Marilyn Manson! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #MarilynManson #wtfhappenedtothiscelebrity
In this episode of 80's Horror Memories, we’re taking a close look at the continued emergence of an all time, classic, badass scream-queen, Jamie Lee Curtis in one of her early horror roles in the fondly remembered Paul Lynch slasher, Prom Night. So, bust out some of your best disco dance moves and watch out for masked killers as we take a nostalgic look back at a horror cult classic. Written By: Adam Walton Narrated By: Tyler Nichols Edited By: Lance Vlcek Produced by: Berge Garabedian, John Fallon Co Produced: Mike Conway, Adam Walton Executive Produced by: Berge Garabedian Score By: Shawn Knippelberg Special Guests: Patrick Lussier (Scream), Doug Jones (Hellboy) SERIES SYNOPSIS: It’s been over 40 years that the decade that shaped the horror movie industry began and having lived through most of those years personally, we at JoBlo/Arrow in the Head have decided to create a 10-part documentary series in which not only cover every nook and cranny of the biggest horror themes from 1980 to 1989 but also what was happening in the world at the time. Join us as we walk down Horror Memory Lane! For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #PromNight #80shorrormemories #80s #joblohorror
Oh come on, you knew it was coming. Despite being a film that made just about every possible misstep they could take, had actually managed to accomplish something very few films do. Because did you know that today's film actually won an Academy Award? Well that 'aint the half of it' as we've got gifted rodents, a trailer the world wasn't supposed to see, and so much licensed music it'll make your head spin. All on top of a script that was written in just 6 weeks! Today we're talking about David Ayer's…or well…maybe we shouldn't identify it as that since he's been pretty adamant that this isn't his cut so…today on DC Revisited we're covering Warner Brother's Suicide Squad. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #SuicideSquad #MargotRobbie #DCRevisited
Hellraiser, released in 1987, stands as a timeless classic in the realm of horror cinema, captivating audiences with its unique blend of psychological terror and visceral imagery. Directed by Clive Barker, who also penned the original novella "The Hellbound Heart," its success not only launched a franchise that has endured for decades but also solidified its place as a groundbreaking and unforgettable entry in the annals of horror cinema. Today we look into its production history! WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written by: Cody Hamman Edited by: Joe Wilson Narrated by: Jason Hewlett Produced by: John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive produced by: Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: WTF Happened To This Horror Movie? For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #hellraiser #clivebarker #wtf #joblohorror
Whether it's driving down the freeway, buckling yourself into a roller coaster, or crossing a bridge, the Final Destination series had a slew of terrifying accidents at their core. Yet there's always been one that still gets brought up when flying nearly 23 years later: the airplane crash. So join us as we get into all the scary details of 2000's Final Destination. WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written, Edited, and Narrated by: Tyler Nichols Produced by: John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive Produced by: Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: WTF Happened To This Horror Movie? For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #finaldestination #whathappened #wtf #joblohorror
Crispin Glover is one strange dude, but that’s what we love about him. First bursting onto the scene playing Marty McFly’s nerdy father, George, in Back to the Future, Glover could have gone on to a perfectly serviceable career as an inoffensive character actor, but to say he had other ideas is putting things mildly. The very next year, 1986, featured Glover in two memorably eccentric supporting roles: opposite Sean Penn in At Close Range and the other opposite Keanu Reeves in the cult classic River’s Edge. In 1989, Glover did the impossible; he crossed Steven Spielberg when he refused to return for the Back to the Future sequels and even sued when they reused footage of him from the first film. Around the same time, Glover, in a move that was either brilliant or spectacularly ill-advised, went on Late Night with David Letterman and kicked the host in the head. It might have been performance art - or it might have been something else - but that, coupled with the lawsuit, made people think Glover was nuts. Yet, rather than hurt his career, it turned him into a cult icon, with him stealing scenes in Wild at Heart, The Doors, Dead Man, and many others. In 2000, he had his most prominent role since Back to the Future in Charlie’s Angels and its sequel. He even got to be a leading man in the horror remake of Willard. Since then, Glover’s somewhat retreated from the spotlight, directing his bizarre cult movies, making music, and typically only showing up in lower-key projects. In this episode of WTF Happened to this Celebrity, which is written (with Mathew Plale), edited, narrated and produced by Taylor James Johnson, we dig into the life of a true Hollywood original For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #CrispinGlover #BackToTheFuture #wtfhappenedtothiscelebrity
Hackers is a cult classic that takes us way back to that magical year of 1995. It was a simpler time, when kids had attention spans that lasted longer then a thirty second tik-tok video and people drove their cars while paying attention to the road and not with their heads down scrolling through instagram videos, a world before everything we could ever want or need to know was right in our pocket. For some of you, that world sounds like ancient times, but for those of us of a certain age, that world really wasn’t so long ago. Allow me to take you back to the year 1995 when a new-ish thing called the Internet was becoming more mainstream. It was a time when you would have to ask your parents to not use the phone for twenty minutes so you could get online followed by that annoying sound your computer made while it connected. But it was also the beginning of something, a new way of life that only a select few had embraced and it was time for Hollywood to take notice. It is time we update our passwords from Love, Sex, Secret and God and take a deep dive into one of the most quintessentially 90’s movies ever made and find out just What Happened to Hackers! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #angelinajolie #Hackers
Brett Ratner's X-Men: The Last Stand. Where does one even begin? It was Fox's first (but not last) attempt to film the Dark Phoenix saga, but it was rife with behind-the-scenes drama. Bryan Singer, who had made the first two X-Men movies, quit the series to go make Superman Returns, and the studio, in a spectacularly ill-advised decision, hired Brett Ratner to replace him. The result was a movie so spectacularly awful, the writer, Simon Kinberg, tried to make up for it by writing and directing his own take on Dark Phoenix, which somehow ended up just as bad! The one good thing about it? Kelsey Grammar is a pitch-perfect Beast. But, otherwise, whew - get ready to dig into one of the worst superhero movies ever made. What's worse, X-Men: The Last Stand or Dark Phoenix? Let us know in the comments. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #XMen #DarkPhoenix #XMenTheLastStand
The first three Final Destination movies undeniably stand as great contributions to the horror genre. These films expertly combine elements of suspense, gore, and psychological tension, captivating audiences with their unique premise and clever execution. The concept of cheating death's design and the subsequent relentless pursuit by an unseen force strikes at the core of primal fears, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. With their ability to provoke a genuine sense of dread, coupled with an engaging storyline and memorable characters, the first three Final Destination films remain cherished gems within the horror genre. Written, Edited, and Narrated by: Tyler Nichols Produced by: John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive Produced by: Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: WTF Happened To This Horror Movie? #joblohorror #finaldestination #devonsawa
Horror can take many forms, and it's high time we talked about something firmly in the psychological realm. Author Brett Easton Ellis is known to broach subjects that are uncomfortable or outright horrifying, but it is with the 3rd book that he went for the throat. American Psycho was quite controversial upon its release in 1991, and the film based on it in 2000 was divisive then, and it's divisive now. Take a look at the craftsmanship on that card as we find out What Happened To This Adaptation? WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written By: Andrew Hatfield Narrated By: Andrew Hatfield Edited By: Mike Conway Produced By: Lance Vlcek and John Fallon Executive Produced By: Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: SERIES SYNOPSIS: Joblo Horror originals goes beyond looking at the behind the scenes of horror movies and instead takes a deep dive into what book or story the movie was adapted from. Heavy hitters and films that you didn't know were based on stories alike will be compared, contrasted, and dissected to find out what's different, what's the same, and which one is better. Join us as we find out WTF Happened to this Adaptation! For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Videos here: 🤍 #americanpsycho #breteastonellis #joblohorror
Crafting a sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY sounds like a fool’s errand. Being that it’s one of the most acclaimed films ever made, in order to be judged any kind of success the sequel would have to be some kind of masterpiece. 2010: THE YEAR WE MAKE CONTACT isn't a masterpiece, but it's pretty darn good. In 1984, director Peter Hyams, coming off the success of CAPRICORN ONE and some mid-level studio programmers (THE STAR CHAMBER, OUTLAND) decided to give it a go. He based it on author Arthur C. Clarke’s well-received sequel to the book the original 2001 was based on, and MGM, celebrating their “diamond jubilee” (60th anniversary) gave him a healthy $28 million budget. With star Roy Scheider coming off BLUE THUNDER, and co-star John Lithgow having recently had back-to-back Oscar nominations (for THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP and TERMS OF ENDEARMENT), it looked for a while like 2010 was going to be a solid hit, with Kubrick himself giving the film his (reserved) blessings. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #TheBestMovieYouNeverSaw #2010
The Flash TV Show from 1990 was special for comic book fans. Growing up as a young comic book fan in the '80s and '90s was not easy. All you current comic fans have it so easy. I grew up in the dark times, my friends. We were glad when anything comic book related was on movies and TV. We were so desperate that we would make excuses for anything. Superman 3? Hey, he gets to fight an evil Superman! Generation X? Look they’re in the X-mansion! Howard the Duck? Yeah….I got nothing. But every once in a while someone would get it right. Richard Donner’s Superman started it but it was Tim Burton’s Batman film in 1989 that started to change things. Sure we would eventually get duds like Batman & Robin, but we also had Batman The Animated Series and Blade. Yet for a long time, there was one TV show that was mostly ignored for years. It wasn't until 28 years later that it was showered with love and truly appreciated for all it did to comic book media. I am of course talking about The Flash TV series from 1990. Yes, long before Grant Gustin raced into comic book fan's TV sets in 1994, there was another scarlet speedster who was the trailblazer for the speed force. So before we see yet another Flash break the sound barrier, let's talk about the original, and to me the best hero to wear the lightning bolt. In this episode of Gone But Not Forgotten. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍
In the seventies and early eighties, Walt Disney Productions were experimenting with adult fare, and Something Wicked This Way Comes ranks as one of the darkest movies the studio ever made, at least before opening Touchstone Pictures the year after this came out. Based on the novel by Ray Bradbury, this starred Jonathan Pryce as a carnival leader named Mr. Dark, who visits a small town in Illinois during the thirties and tempts the residence. It turns out, Mr. Dark just might be the Devil himself. In this episode of Fantasizing About Fantasy Films, we dig into the making of this cult classic. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #SomethingWickedThisWayComes #JonathanPryce #Disney
Don Coscarelli gave us one of the most original and successful independent films of all time with 1979’s Phantasm. While it took some time, it got sequels that have run for nearly 40 years. Don directed the first four but still wrote and produced the final film in the franchise. Today we are discussing what is easily the Black Sheep of the series. Phantasm III: The Lord of the Dead! WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written, and Narrated by Andrew Hatfield Edited by Brandon Nally Produced by Lance Vlcek and John Fallon Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: THE BLACK SHEEP features different takes on horror films that the masses or/and critics didn't care for but that we found merit in. We defend horror movies that deserve more love! For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #doncoscarelli #blacksheep #phantasm3 #joblohorror
While the names Vince McMahon and Hulk Hogan have been suplexed by controversy lately, it's impossible to ignore how popular they had made the WWE, then WWF, back in the '80s and '90s. In 1989, the maniacal McMahon had a genius idea to make Hogan, already a megastar and the longtime world champion, even bigger. Let's make him the biggest Hollywood actor, too! Enter No Holds Barred, Hulk Hogan's first starring movie role and the first movie/wrestling crossover event ever! Oh, and did I mention it featured Friday favorite Tom "Tiny" Lister as the mega heel? Damn right. Let's go! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #HulkHogan #WWF #noholdsbarred
It's time for our Fast X Movie Review! Fast X is meant to be either the first of a two-part finale or the beginning of a series-ending trilogy. The original plan was for two movies, but according to Diesel and much of the cast, there might still be more fuel in the tank for this long-lasting series. Having seen Fast X, the two-movie plan makes sense, but a trilogy feels like a bridge too far as, while fun, Fast X is too thinly plotted to serve as the first film in a trilogy. While no one can doubt this is an action-packed thrill ride which, thankfully, improves on the mostly disliked F9, like most films that are set up as the first half of a longer story, it's never fully satisfying in the way some of the better instalments of the series are as we'll explain in our Fast X Review For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #FastX #VinDiesel
Space gets a bad rap when it comes to horror movies. And no, I don't mean the Aliens and the Predators of the world, I mean when an established series goes to space. And while we've seen varying results, today's subject is probably the most fun of the bunch. Because we've got detachable nipples, and nanobots that can completely rebuild you. Or rebuild a killing machine, making him all the more unstoppable in the process. Today, we're diving into all of the awfully good qualities of Jason X. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:21 Story 00:07:05 Drinking Games 00:07:59 Trivia 00:09:06 Rating WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written and Edited by Tyler Nichols Produced by John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Welcome to our new series Awfully Good, where we take a journey through the world of "so-bad-it's-good" cinema. We'll provide you with some fun trivia, details on the production, as well as some food/drinks to go with it. So join us for some schlock as we go through the who's who of terrible horror cinema. For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #jasonx #fridaythe13th #awfullygood #joblohorror
While all of the headlines out of this year's CinemaCon were about Warner Bros showing The Flash to assembled press and exhibitors, it wasn't the only screening of a movie the studios were hot on. Disney used the event to give us all a look at The Boogeyman, a horror flick by director Rob Savage (Dashcam, Host) which was originally set for Hulu. The movie turned out so well and was received so positively at test screenings the studio pivoted to a theatrical release. But is The Boogeyman worth your time? Let's find out. Written, and Narrated by Chris Bumbray Edited by Lance Vlcek Produced by Chris Bumbray and John Fallon Executive Producer: Berge Garabedian For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Videos here: 🤍 #theboogeyman #moviereview #joblohorror #stephenking
When it premiered in 2006, Tim Kring’s Heroes was raved about and considered the next great piece of episodic genre TV. Many thought it would be the next Lost, and Hayden Panettiere became a star overnight. But, as soon as season 2 started, the show seemingly jumped the shark, and what began as a promising superhero epic became just another TV soap opera. What happened? Part of it had to do with the fact that Bryan Fuller, who consulted on Season One, left before the second season, while the second season also coincided with the WGA Writer’s Strike, which spelled the doom for many shows. While Heroes would continue for another few seasons, viewership died off, and many felt that the show never lived up to the considerable promise of the first season. In this episode of Gone But Not Forgotten, which is written, produced and edited by David Arroyo and narrated by Jesse Shade, we dig into how this epic fantasy about ordinary people imbued with superhero abilities initially captured the public’s imagination. While the series would eventually end with a whimper rather than a bang, it also made Zachary Quinto, who played the show’s scene-stealing villain Sylar, a star paving the way for him to play Spock in the new J.J. Abrams series of Star Trek movies. Hayden Panettiere would become a major star, while Milo Ventimiglia would eventually land a long run on NBC’s This is Us. Masi Oka would also become a cult icon. Still, there was a bad side to the show too, with news coming out years later about how star Leonard Roberts was written out due to conflicts with co-star Ali Larter. At the same time, behind-the-scenes changes made the quality of the show decline season-to-season, ruining what should have been an excellent TV franchise. Do you have fond memories of Heroes? Let us know in the comments! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #Heroes #gonebutnotforgotten
A few weeks ago, Netflix announced that it would be making a TV adaptation of A. J. Quinnell’s Man on Fire, a novel which was famously turned into perhaps one of the definitive Denzel Washington movies, one which is also considered the late Tony Scott’s masterpiece. So what gives? Why improve on perfection? Could there possibly be a John Creasy that would be seen as an improvement on Denzel’s towering performance? But, did you know that this movie wasn’t actually the first adaptation of Quinnell’s novel, and that, in fact, John Creasy’s adventures continued on in book form despite his tragic end in Scott’s movie? In this episode of Revisited, we look back at one of the best action films of the 2000s, and perhaps Denzel Washington’s most iconic role. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #denzelwashington #ManOnFire #TonyScott
You’d be hard pressed to find a more classic villain than the lord of the vampires Dracula, who made his first appearance in the novel by Bram Stoker. While there have been plenty to don the cape and give us on screen accounts of the biggest, baddest vampire the two most iconic are almost certainly Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi. Today though, we are focusing on one of the many one offs to do it with Gary Oldman and seeing if the 1992 prestige take on the material, Bram Stokers Dracula, stands the Test of Time. WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written By: Andrew Hatfield Narrated By: Niki Minter Edited By: Mike Conway Produced by: Lance Vlcek and John Fallon Executive Produced by: Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Test Of Time is a series that takes a look back at some of the classics of our beloved genre and finds out whether or not they, you guessed it, stand the Test Of Time! For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #dracula #testoftime #joblohorror
After-school cartoons were never cooler than they were in the nineties. Batman: The Animated Series set the tone for how a cartoon could aim higher than just being kiddie fare. But, in the mid-nighties, Disney made an incredible animated series of their own, Gargoyles, which told a highly serialized story about nocturnal creatures who come alive at night, and turn to stone by day. Led by an incredible voice cast that included Keith David, Ed Asner, and many Star Trek: The Next Generation actors like Jonathan Frakes and Marina Sirtis, Gargoyles only ran two seasons but has a cult following to this day. In this episode of Gone But Not Forgotten, which is written and edited by David Arroyo and narrated by Jesse Shade, we dig into why this show holds up more than twenty-five years later. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #gonebutnotforgotten #Gargoyles #KeithDavid
Step out of your 6000 SUX, stop watching TJ Lazer re-runs, put down that flier from the Home Heart Centre, box up your game of NUKEM. That’s right folks, we’re time-traveling to the not too distant future of 2043 Detroit in this episode of REVISITED where Paul Verhoeven set his seminal, all time classic sci-fi action epic ROBOCOP. The Dutch director showcases all of his trademark filmmaking skills and a penchant for graphic violence in the movie and it remains an often copied, but never bettered, example of visceral sci-fi filmmaking. Just think of entertainment empires that are now synonymous with the era in which they first emerged and have gained longevity in various forms - for example; Star Wars, Marvel, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and it’s hard to imagine a mid-budget movie such as Robocop having the same cultural appeal or influence. However, just like its hero, Alex Murphy, it has proved very hard to kill. The most obvious reason for this, is that the movie is, simply, awesome! So, stock up on baby food and get ready to dive head-first into the most violently hardcore sci-fi movie to emerge from the 1980s - Robocop! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #Robocop #PaulVerhoeven #PeterWeller
WTF Happened To This Movie? – The JoBlo series that looks at TROUBLED movie productions! Box-office smashes and flops, fan-favorites or creative failures, these movies endured numerous problems behind-the-scenes. At one point, THE NEW MUTANTS was poised to take Fox's X-MEN movie franchise in an interesting new direction with a horror-themed spinoff… before creative differences, a studio merger, various delays and a global health crisis got in the way. Put on your best genes and find out "WTF Happened To THE NEW MUTANTS!" And if you want to listen to our WTF episodes as a podcast, check out the links below! APPLE: 🤍 GOOGLE PLAY: 🤍 SPOTIFY: 🤍 For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 Check out all of the JOBLO YOUTUBE channels below: MOVIE TRAILERS: 🤍 MOVIE CLIPS: 🤍 TV TRAILERS: 🤍 SUPERHEROES: 🤍 ANIMATED: 🤍 HORROR: 🤍 ORIGINAL CONTENT VIDEOS: 🤍 CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS: 🤍 #TheNewMutants #WTFHappenedToThisMovie
Barry Explains Who Is Superman Scene | THE FLASH (2023) Movie CLIP HD Worlds collide in “The Flash” when Barry uses his superpowers to travel back in time in order to change the events of the past. But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no Super Heroes to turn to. That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian… albeit not the one he’s looking for. Ultimately, to save the world that he is in and return to the future that he knows, Barry’s only hope is to race for his life. But will making the ultimate sacrifice be enough to reset the universe? RELEASE DATE: June 16, 2023 CAST: Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton, Ben Affleck, Sasha Calle, Michael Shannon, Kiersey Clemons Popular Superhero Clips 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more SUPERHERO videos here: 🤍 #TheFlash #Batman #MichaelKeaton
No Vin Diesel? No problem. Paul Walker goes on a solo adventure in the first sequel to THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS. Miami sunshine, neon nights, a dangerous drug runner, Eva Mendes, and two new characters who would have prominent roles in future sequels: all of these elements collide in a follow-up that has the unforgettable title 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS. And it’s time for it to be REVISITED. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #2fast2furious #paulwalker
Flashback to the holiday season of 2001. After years of filming, the first film in Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Fellowship of the Ring, is due to hit theaters, and expectations are sky high. With all three films already shot and in the process of being completed, everything is riding on the first movie being a success because if it flops, New Line has got two more pricey movies they still have to finish (they were in a similar position to Disney with the Avatar films). But not only is The Fellowship of the Rings a smash hit but critics and audiences alike hail the film as a new classic. Overnight, Peter Jackson becomes one of the biggest directors in the business, and the Fellowship’s cast, which includes Viggo Mortensen, Elijah Wood, and a then-unknown Orlando Bloom, become icons overnight. Of course, it was only the beginning, with The Two Towers and The Return of the King just as popular, climaxing with the final film in the trilogy winning Best Picture and Best Director at the Oscars. In this episode of What You Need to Know About this Franchise, we dig into the long process of making Peter Jackson’s iconic trilogy while also exploring the key differences between the theatrical and extended cuts, which many fans believe are the definitive versions of the films. This episode of What You Need to Know About This Franchise is written, edited and narrated by Kier Gomes, and produced by Tyler Nichols. Stay tuned for a follow-up covering The Hobbit and the new Lord of the Rings TV show (The Rings of Power) shortly. Still, this one just covers the original, pretty perfect trilogy, which remains the definitive adaptation of J.R.R Tolkien’s books. Which of the three Lord of the Rings films is your favorite? Let us know in the comments! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #lordoftherings #wtfhappenedtothismovie #peterjackson
After years of waiting, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is finally here! I’m of the firm belief that Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the definitive Spider-Man movie. I still remember going to see the first film and thinking that it would just be some disposable kids movie, only to discover that producers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were, in fact, reinventing the superhero movie in animated form. In that film I saw things that I never thought I’d see in a superhero film, and I also believe it’s mingling of the Spider-verses paved the way for the best live-action Spider-Man movie, No Way Home. But how would a sequel fare? I’ve been seeing bits and pieces of this movie for years, with Sony showing us extended looks at Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse at the various CinemaCon’s I attended, and even with rough animation, it looked pretty spectacular. But, how is the finished film? Beyond anything I could have hoped for. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #spiderverse #acrossthespiderverse #spiderman
If you couldn't tell, we're big fans of Angela Baker here on the channel, so it was finally time to dive into the sequel that doesn't get discussed nearly as much as the one that came prior. And while the kills may have been neutered, the fun that Pamela Springsteen's Angela has while murdering can still be felt in absolutely every frame. So let's go back to summer camp as we dig into Sleepaway Camp 3: Teenage Wasteland. WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written, Narrated and Edited by Tyler Nichols Produced by John Fallon and Tyler Nichols Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Ahhh the 80's. A simpler time where the blood ran red, the tits swung freely, and the weed was copiously smoked. A time where rampant killers were simply excuses for excessive sex and over the top murder. Yes, we're looking at an era where the slasher movie ran wild over cinemas everywhere. Today, we're looking at "Real Slashers." For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #sleepawaycamp3 #realslashers #joblohorror #sleepawaycamp
In a town where a bunch of the teens carry the last names of horror directors, an alien invasion possesses corpses and living people alike; this, my friends, is 1986. And our hero, the go-to man to save the night, is Tom Atkins! It was the 80s, and the film is a sort of love letter to alien invasion films of the 1950s as well as an update on the genre with a bit of a nod to Cronenberg's Shiver. The film is beloved to this day, and for a good reason. Today we dig into Night Of The Creeps and ask, WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS HORROR MOVIE? WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written by Emilie Black Narrated by Jason Hewlett Edited by Joe Wilson Produced by John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: What Happened To This Horror Movie? For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Videos here: 🤍 #nightofthecreeps #whathappened #joblohorror
Today I'd like to venture into a post-apocalyptic world where surgery is considered art; pain is a high commodity and is set around some of the most passionate performances since Ted Neeley let you know how to do the G5. Today I'm digging into Darren Lynn Bousman cult classic, Repo The Genetic Opera! OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written, Narrated and Edited by Lance Vlcek Produced by Lance Vlcek and John Fallon Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: THE BLACK SHEEP features different takes on horror films that the masses or/and critics didn't care for but that we found merit in. We defend horror movies that deserve more love! For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Videos here: 🤍 #repo #paulsorvino #joblohorror
WTF Happened To This Movie? – The JoBlo series that looks at troubled productions, curious creative decisions, box-office failures, surprising successes, and cult favorites! As the DC Extended Universe was just starting to try and reproduce Marvel’s monumental box office success, SUICIDE SQUAD (2016) was chosen to immediately follow the world-building of Zack Snyder’s BATMAN V. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE. David Ayer (TRAINING DAY, END OF WATCH) would put this ragtag team of DC Comics supervillains into action, but the studio’s disappointment in BATMAN V. SUPERMAN and competing creative priorities ultimately made a mess of the end result. Spend some time with the bad guys and find out “WTF Happened to SUICIDE SQUAD!” For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 JOBLO YOUTUBE NETWORK: ► MOVIE TRAILERS: 🤍 ► MOVIE CLIPS: 🤍 ► STREAMING/TV TRAILERS: 🤍 ► HORROR TRAILERS: 🤍 ► ANIMATED VIDEOS: 🤍 ► SUPERHEROES: 🤍 ► JOBLO VIDEOS: 🤍 ► JOBLO HORROR VIDEOS: 🤍 ► CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS: 🤍 ► PARANORMAL NETWORK: 🤍 SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL - PURCHASE VIA OUR LINKS BELOW: ► AMAZON BEST SELLING MOVIES: 🤍 ► MOST POPULAR POSTERS: 🤍 JOBLO MOVIE NEWS AND REVIEWS: ► 🤍 JOBLO ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ► JOBLO MOVIE NEWS (FACEBOOK): 🤍 ► JOBLO MOVIE TRAILERS (FACEBOOK): 🤍 ► HORROR MOVIE TRAILERS (FACEBOOK): 🤍 ► ARROW IN THE HEAD HORROR NEWS (FACEBOOK): 🤍
Sometimes a sequel comes along that makes you go: wait, this is a sequel to THAT? And there are few films that make me feel that more than Slumber Party Massacre 2, a movie that ditches its prior villain, completely changes his look, and gives us a character from the first one played by a completely different actress. That's not even getting into all the gyrations going on from the Driller Killer himself. So join us as we get into all of the insanity of this 80's sequel. WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written and Edited by Tyler Nichols Produced by John Fallon and Lance Vlcek Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Welcome to our new series Awfully Good, where we take a journey through the world of "so-bad-it's-good" cinema. We'll provide you with some fun trivia, details on the production, as well as some food/drinks to go with it. So join us for some schlock as we go through the who's who of terrible horror cinema. For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #slumberpartymassacre2 #awfullygood #joblohorror
So many of these "WTF happened to" videos focus on a film that had behind the scenes issues or were catastrophic bombs in theaters and we dissect what went wrong, but every so often we here at Joblo like to examine what went right with a movie. In 2019, a movie seemingly came out of nowhere to become a cultural milestone that not only sparked controversy but also broke records. Sit back and put on a happy face as we figure out just WTF Happened to Todd Phillips' Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix in his Oscar-winning role! Joker was a film that no one seemed to want when it was announced, yet two creative forces, completely separate of each other, desired to make a low budget film set in the world of comic books that really took a deep dive into the character. In a world where comic book movies based in continuing universes seem to be starting to grow stale, Warner Brothers along with Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix took a huge risk in presenting a different vision to the world. The results would be one of the biggest films ever made. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #Joker #joaquinphoenix #wtfhappenedtothismovie
Once upon a time, we here at Joblo launched a new series aimed at digging into what happened to celebrities that were once on the A-list only to see their star power diminish over the years. Our goal was to shine a light on the people that make us say “I haven’t seen them in a while, I wonder WTF happened to them?” But a lot can happen in three years, one second you are the subject of the pilot episode of WTF Happened to this Celebrity and the next you are an Academy Award Winning actor such as the case with Brendan Fraser! But as always we must begin at the beginning and for us that beginning began on September 19, 2019 when we posted our very first WTF Happened to This Celebrity video. We wanted to start off with a bang, focusing on a celebrity that seemed to be universally loved but had fallen out of the limelight in recent years, and there was no one more perfect than Brendan Fraser for our pilot episode. But when launching into the research for Fraser, I wasn’t expecting the darkness his personal life had endured that took a toll on his professional life. By the end of the video, I wanted nothing more than for Fraser to have the comeback he so deserved. So as we start looking back at some of our previous WTFers, its time we ask the age old question: WTF happened to Brendan Fraser... you know, since the last time we asked WTF Happened to Brendan Fraser! Part Two! Check out Part 1 here: 🤍 For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #brendanfraser #wtfhappenedtothiscelebrity
One of the biggest action franchises of the last twenty-five years had humble beginnings. It started with a simple little movie about street racing, based on a magazine article, with a cast of young people who weren’t very well-known and action scenes that are relatively grounded. That movie has somehow spawned multiple sequels and a spin-off. Along the way, those further installments have gotten bigger, crazier, and more over-the-top. While earning over six billion dollars at the worldwide box office. The movie we’re talking about is the 2001 release THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS starring a young Vin Diesel and Paul Walker– and it’s time for it to be REVISITED. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: 🤍 #VinDiesel #FastX
The Goosebumps books were massive in the 90s, so it was no surprise when they announced that a television series was coming. The series is memorable for many people, including Goosebumps book fans like myself. The minute you hear that intro, you are transported back to a simpler time, a place of youth. Written and Narrated by Niki Minter Edited by Adam Walton Produced by Lance Vlcek & John Fallon Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian. SERIES SYNOPSIS: Horror TV Shows We Miss takes nostalgic look back the genre series that marked us while growing up and that helped shape our love of horror today. For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Videos here: 🤍 #goosebumps #tvhorror #joblohorror
When THE BLOB first appeared in 1958, the creature was presented in very simple ways. It was just some silicone that had been dyed red. For some shots, it was a balloon that had red silicone smeared on it. But when THE BLOB was remade in 1988, the creature got a substantial upgrade. The special effects artists working on the remake were able to make the Blob even more dangerous and frightening. And that helped the film become one of the most popular remakes ever made. So let’s look back at the making of THE BLOB ‘88 and find out WTF Happened To This Horror Movie? WATCH OR OWN THE FILM HERE: 🤍 Written by Emilie Black Narrated by Jason Hewlett Edited by Joe Wilson Produced by Lance Vlcek and John Fallon Executive Producer by Berge Garabedian SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: What Happened To This Horror Movie? For more HORROR MOVIE NEWS, visit: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE for all the LATEST JoBlo Horror Originals Here: 🤍 #theblob #theblob1988 #wtf #joblohorror
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