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Kurt Russell slaps leather with Bill Paxton, Sam Eliott and Val Kilmer in a western film that still stands as one of the best films of its genre.

7 researchers in an Antarctic research station encounter a deadly alien capable of absorbing and imitating them, and one of their number has already been consumed by it.

John Carpenter's dark vision oozes from nearly every frame of this gritty original.

With speculation rife that The Thing (released in 1982) is due a re-make, we look back on one of the best Sci-Fi/Horror films of all time.

The Wabora Restaurant in the Muskoka cottage district north of Toronto provides refreshingly authentic Asian cuisine.

A synopsis of the most beloved cult films of the 1980s.

From the sympathetic to the psychotic, these movie mothers unforgettably made their mark on screen throughout the years.

Director Neal Brennan and a comedic ensemble cast explore the lives of used care salesman in The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard.

Excitement, anticipation, and curiosity surround the upcoming "Expendables" film. Written and directed by Sylvester Stallone.

John Carpenter's benchmark SF fright-fest gets a theatrical re-release later this year. Now, thanks to a digital restoration, The Thing has never looked better.

Action, intrigue, love, and relationships are the subjects of new dramatic DVD releases coming out in March.

The personal collections of 16 Magazine's former editorial directors, Danny Fields and Randi Reisfeld, go on the auction block this Sunday, September 27.

If you miss laying on the couch or sitting in your Lazyboy with chips and a good drink watching a hockey game, you can throw a hockey movie into the DVD player.

Its official: Stargate: Atlantis has been cancelled. Fans cry out in protest, still series creators Brad Wright and Robert C. Cooper call it quits after only five seasons

"The Shooters: A Gallery of Notorious Gunmen from the American West" covers a host of historical mavericks. "Gunfighters" and shootouts are covered in detail.

Due for release in April 2007, this ultra-violent feature gives us two movies for the price of one.

Hockey is a long-standing Canadian tradition and has become popular all around the world. Here are the best five film representations of the good old hockey game

Dakota Fanning is a young, child actress who has starred in many 'big name' movies; Dakota's latest films demonstrate her ability to play more mature movie star roles.

The 1984 film Red Dawn told the story of a Russian invasion in a Colorado town and a group of high school aged resistance fighters. How will the story look in 2009?

The news of a Metal Gear Solid movie is both exciting and nauseating. It might be good to see Snake and co make it to the big screen but is such a transition worth it?

Those who thought that the first DVD, the Stargate: Ark of Truth could have been better will be satisfied with Stargate: Continuum.

The venerable 'Stargate' TV franchise gets a much needed boost of energy, fresh ideas - and young blood - in its sexy, suspenseful new incarnation, 'Stargate Universe.

You might not realize it, but there's a wealth of life knowledge to be found within the films of Quentin Tarantino.

In the early stages of the NHL season, both the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs have been through the rigors of a good old-fashioned bag skate.

The sensitive, intuitive Cancer-moon person is drawn to places, objects, and relationships that are reminiscent of the past.

Love connections made on movie sets don't often last, but famous actor couples like Woodward and Newman have played against type by staying together since at least 1988.