Rob Fee

You read that right–John Hughes has had his hand in 31 classic ’80s and ’90s movies.

When you’re overwhelmed by endless options, just lean into these classic guilty pleasures for a guaranteed good time.

When Philip Seymour Hoffman tragically passed away in 2014, it felt like the world lost one of its greatest talents far too soon. Hoffman was a singular actor—one of my all-time favorites.

I realize that I’m asking to be yelled at by a bunch of people, but this was put together with careful consideration and thought. Note that there are no animated films included, just live action movies.

Very few filmmakers have the ability to make a movie that captures the feel of a generation. For John Hughes, creating such films was second nature.

The beloved Christmas classic Home Alone offers plenty of wisdom… Sort of… If your child suggests that everyone in his family hates him, don’t reassure him of your love. Instead, tell him to wish for a new family.

Remember when the cool thing to do on Friday night was stay in and watch TGIF? Maybe that wasn’t completely true, but for us not out partying it was a delightful alternative.

Here’s a curated list of Christmas movie pairings, giving you two films per day to enjoy with friends or family. Some are classic holiday staples, while others might surprise you as unexpected Christmas gems.

It seems as though huge blockbuster games are coming out constantly, but shockingly enough, not many of them offer a fully immersive co-op experience.

Jenny Owen Youngs – Hot in Herre.

What I know today is that you aren’t defined by what you’ve done or where you’re from or what others say you’re capable of.

27 people share the one horror movie they wish everyone else would watch.

Have a great night!

You’ll definitely want to mark these on your calendar.

Even if you’re a huge fan, there are definitely little things you missed.

Real or fake?

Just in time for Halloween!

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