Bill Wilson

George Romero's original horror classic is remade by a first-time director. But is it chilling or unfulfilling?

They were television's original "buddy" cops. Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul in many ways pioneered the road that Mel Gibson and Danny Glover would traverse on the silver screen. And "Starsky & Hutch," like many of the other prog

I know, I know. The Oscars are probably over by the time that you read this. You'll just have to accept, on my word, that this was posted prior to showtime ... at about 6:15pm Eastern Time on Sunday evening.

I know, I know. It's a kid's movie. It's about cute, animated talking animals, and is designed to sell toys, or if it's really ambitious, maybe a book or two. Still, would it kill Scholastic Books, who makes a killing on Norman Bridwell

Now that my eyes have dried, and the sniffles are receding, I can make an effort to review that movie that you've heard so much about over the past several months, "The Passion of the Christ." It's only fair, however, to let you know the

Amidst the countless tearful farewells to the casts of

I can still remember the televison set. Must have been about an eight inch screen, only black and white, and it had a regular place at the dining room table until dinner time.

Of course, back in the late sixties, it didn't much matter that

There's a "Lord" and a "Master" up for Best Picture this year. But don't look for any cast members of "Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" or "Master and Commander: the Far Side of the World" in any acting c

The setup seems promising. Professional guy-next-door Ben Stiller does a "Monk" routine and romances professional girl-next-door Jennifer Aniston, channeling Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly. Throw in a stellar supporting cast, and you could

"What? "Firefly"'s on DVD? But it was only on for like six weeks!" "When are they going to release the ORIGINAL 'Star Trek' episodes in season sets?" "Who knew that 'NYPD Blue' was out? What was the big