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There are a lot of movies that we can fully understand might be banned for various reasons. Maybe there’s too much graphic violence, sex, gratuitous use of

Real life is often crazier than film. Some unbelievable movies were actually based on real events that unfolded even more unbelievably. Yes, zombies do exist.

If you ask the average person about Vincent van Gogh, you’d more likely to hear things about self-mutilation than his beautiful work or his staggering genius… especially since a lot of facts about him are wrong.

As far back as our written history goes, there have been tales of evil creatures set on our destruction. But they frighten us more because of the internal evil

With summer coming up, we’re about to see an influx of superhero movies, as the likes of Captain America and Spider-Man have become the biggest box office draws among summer blockbusters these days. Of course, that wasn’t always the case. In fact it wasn’t all that long ago when comic book movies were box office poison, with a rare exception like Tim Burton’s Batman back in 1989. But just because

Bloody battle royals, towering giants, steel cages, wicked chair shots, slutty…we mean “sexy” Divas - indeed wrestling has given us a little bit of

Society tends to pity people with physical disabilities… but there are exceptions to every rule. While nobody would choose to be blind, having only half your vision is undeniably badass.

To some people, the Rocky movies are likely just a testosterone filled series of battles featuring a roided-up Russian, an absurdly pissed off Mr. T, and a red

People love to be outraged; it’s a simple fact of life. Outrage makes us feel powerful, like we actually have something important to say, as opposed to what

Actors are like everybody else; they all started at the bottom and had to work their way up. Except for most people this means sorting letters in the mail room