Five things you may not have known about Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
The greatest movie ever made about truancy turns 30 years old this weekend. Most of us have seen “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” at least 30 times, but do you know everything there is to know about the classic film? Test your“Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” IQ with these five facts: 1.) John Hughes wrote the movie in less than a week. He had no time for our angst about writer’s block. 2.) The film generated two romances. Matthew Broderick...
Watch Mr. Stay Puft’s Reaction to the ‘2016 Ghostbusters’ Trailer
In a clever skit posted to Darren Wallace’s YouTube Channel, Mr. Stay Puft one of the beloved characters from the original 80s Ghostbusters film, gives what might be one of the most morbid reactions after watching the official trailer for the 2016 reboot of the film. Throughout the video Mr. Stay Puft’s enthusiasm for the film seems to drop heavily and as a result, well, then end is full of Mr. Puft’s brains to give...
Think You Know Everything About Star Wars? This Video Might Prove You Don’t
This video of 23 Things You Didn’t Know Weren’t in Star Wars might school even the biggest Star Wars fan out there. It’s hard to imagine that some of the terms in the Star Wars universe may not have actually appeared in the original films. The video posted by the Dorkly points out everything from the fact that the Sith wasn’t mentioned until the prequels and the fact that Ewoks along with other creatures from...
Rainbow Brite Characters Reimagined As X-Men Are Adorably Awesome
Remember the cute and adorable characters of the classic 80s cartoon film Rainbow Brite? Well, the characters are getting the X-Men twist on the characters and it makes for a pretty interesting mashup of generations. Rainbow Brite featured seven assorted colors of children one of which happens to be Wisp. Wisp had the responsibility of restoring color to a gray and bleak world. As the characters saved a world, the mutants of X-Men...
‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ 30th Anniversary Fest is Coming
When it comes to celebrating milestone years in film, movies have often used the moments to return to theaters. For the 30th Anniversary of “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” it’s going to be more than just another screening of the film. The 1986 John Hughes classic starring Matthew Broderick will be celebrated in grand fashion with a festival in May. “Ferris Fest” will be a multi-day event where fans can...
