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The massive success of the ‘Despicable Me’ films have created a monster. Monsters, actually. Well, cute, yellow, strange little monsters that countless children (and some adults) all over the world have fallen in love with. Yeah, ‘Minions’ is going to be huge and it’s all going to be thanks to those little guys. However, the presence of a major star like Sandra Bullock can’t hurt and Universal has released the first images of her supervillain character, Scarlet Overkill.

Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated film starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, and Michael Caine is set to open in theaters on November 7.

As I get older I seem to get a bit more nostalgic. I think that's a natural thing. It's no secret I was born in the 70s and raised in the 80s so I have a soft spot for things with a heaping helping of 'cheese.' With that in mind I thought I'd ask what your favorite 80s 'Teen movie' is.

I love to watch movies with my kids every once in a while. Over the weekend we were searching for something we could watch as a family. My kids range in age from 13 down to 4, so it needed to be something that wasn't too childish but would also hold my youngest son's attention. Do you know how difficult that is?

A New Maine-based reality TV series may be hitting the airwaves in the near future if the pilot is successful.

There is nothing more exciting than a film crew from La-La-Land moving into your neck of the woods for a few months to shoot the next Hollywood blockbuster – especially, when some of the movie industry’s top actors are attached to the production. Seriously, how many of you remember going on a star search every time you heard a Stephen King movie was being made?

A filmmaker from Maine has set out to create a film that captures the attitude, landscape and mythology of the state without succumbing to the stereotypes of lobster boats and lighthouses.

February is the month of Valentine's Day, and there's nothing we love more than new movies in the theater. Check out our guide to the films hitting the big screen in February.

So Halloween is this week and if you’re like me, you have a clause in your make-believe parenting contract that allows the Moms and Dads to consume 60 percent of your child’s candy because you don’t want them to become “unhealthy.” One way to combat the sudden calorie intake is to watch a scary movie.  No, really!

Halloween isn’t just about scaring your mom with fake spiders, dressing up, and eating so much candy that your dentist knows to expect you on November 1 every year. Halloween is also about gory, bloody movies that make girls hide behind their outspread fingers and make guys shout things like, “Dude, did you see that thing just rip that girl’s scalp off? Sweet!” Here we’...