In this edition, see a real working hoverboard inspired by Back to the Future Part II, learn about a longer version of Uncle Buck, and more.
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In this edition, learn about the Planes Trains and Automobiles first cut, take a tour of Walt Disney's restored office, and more.
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Here's a bit of old but resurfaced Ferris Bueller's Day Off trivia for you to end 2019 with. There were two younger Bueller siblings cut from the movie.
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The new Luke Flowers Raised by Rainbows art show at Gallery 1988 is like a coloring book come to life with some of your favorite characters from film & TV.
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The new Blu-ray Releases you should check out this week include The Breakfast Club, The Mountain Between Us, Mark Felt, The Foreigner, and Killing Gunther.
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In our Spider-Man: Homecoming Interview with producers Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal, we talk about the influences on the film including Back to the Future.
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Check out Andy Fairhurst's new The Breakfast Club prints, each focusing on the Princess, Brain, Athlete, Criminal and Basket-Case in Saturday detention.
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Kevin Smith reveals the Mallrats 2 plot will be a "real sweet, family story" with cursing. Learn more about the plot and how the movie became a tv show.
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Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop to take around once in awhile, you could miss it. And you don't want to miss this Ferris Bueller's Day Off print.
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Director John Hughes was against officially releasing the Ferris Bueller's Day Off soundtrack, but 30 years later, Paramount is finally releasing it.
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In June 1987, in an interview for The New York Times, Stanley Kubrick spoke glowingly about a series of Michelob beer commercials. “They're just boy-girl, night-fun,” Kubrick praised, “leading up to pouring the beer, all in 30 seconds, beautifully edited and photographed. Economy of statement is not something that films are noted for.'' That piece…
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Ferris Bueller's parents, aka Cindy Pickett and Lyman Ward, want you to attend Ferris Fest, the 30th anniversary celebration of Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of Ferris Bueller's Day Off and you can celebrate by attending Ferris Fest in Chicago with a bunch of cool events.
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John Hughes fans, you can see Pretty in Pink in theaters again in February in honor of the classic teen romance's 30th anniversary. Get details right here.
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In 1982, an action comedy called 48 Hrs. took the world by storm. Not only did it finish seventh at the box office that year, but it also launched the film career of Eddie Murphy and spawned a slew of buddy cop imitations. Although a true sequel to 48 Hrs. wouldn’t come until 1990, a follow-up of sorts came…
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Find out how a Chris Columbus Chevy Chase feud on National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation ended up helping John Hughes' Home Alone land a director.
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Start a new tradition with your family this holiday season by reading the new illustrated Home Alone book, adapting the holiday comedy as a children's book.
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For the Home Alone 25th anniversary, Fathom Events and 20th Century Fox are bringing the holiday favorite back to theaters for two nights only.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off 8-Bit Cinema has arrived, giving the John Hughes comedy classic the video game makeover that wasn't necessary, but it still fun.
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Ant-Man was a heist film, Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a conspiracy thriller, so what will Spider-man be? A Spider-man John Hughes Movie.
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Read my Chris Columbus interview where the writer/director talks about his new film Pixels at CinemaCon 2015. He also talks John Hughes, Amblin and more.
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A video listing 9 things you didn't know about the John Hughes/Chris Columbus Christmas classic Home Alone. Watch the Home Alone trivia video.
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The John Hughes and John Candy families are not happy with ABC's plans to make an Uncle Buck TV series. Read their official statement here.
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ABC is developing an Uncle Buck TV series. The original 1989 comedy was directed by John Hughes and starred John Candy as a terrible babysitter.
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We get sent dozens of short films every week and while I try to watch most of them, the sad fact is that we don't post as many short films as we use to. Sometimes a gem sticks out from the rest of the submissions and becomes an obvious choice. Noah immediately grabbed me, and even a…
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Michael Bacall's effort to bring 21 Jump Street into the 21st century proved more successful than anyone would've guessed. The 2012 remake picked up an impressive $200 million at the box office and a slew of glowing reviews on top of that. Now he'll try to recreate that success with another well liked '80s property, John…
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Not even death can stop John Hughes from being a big draw in the film industry. Paramount is pressing forward with The Grigsbys Go Broke, one of the last scripts he ever wrote, with Ice Age: The Meltdown writer Jim Hecht on board to do rewrites. Before you get too excited, though, keep in mind that…
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