
Harry Melling is an English actor best known for his role as ‘Dudley’ in the Harry Potter movies. The actor also appeared in The Queen’s Gambit, The Devil All The Time, and The Tragedy of Macbeth.

Harry Melling is an English actor best known for his role as ‘Dudley’ in the Harry Potter movies. The actor also appeared in The Queen’s Gambit, The Devil All The Time, and The Tragedy of Macbeth.

If you heard the name Katie Leung, a face might not immediately pop up. But if you heard the name Cho Chang or Harry Potter’s Ravenclaw crush, you would know exactly who we are talking about. Some roles stay with you forever, and that is the case with Katie Leung.

Bonnie Francesca Wright is a London born actress who is best known for her role as Ginerva “Ginny” Weasley in the Harry Potter movie franchise which she reprised for 10 years and 8 films. She has a degree in filmmaking from University of the Arts London and has since begun her own production company.

Evanna Lynch is an Irish actress best known for her work in Harry Potter, who landed the role of Luna Lovegood without having any acting experience. While she followed up the part with several appearances in television and film, the actress focuses on her cruelty-free beauty business and is an advocate for living a vegan lifestyle.

Whether you love movies that carry a powerful message, or you just love Edward Norton, you’ve watched American History X for one reason or another. Almost 25 years later, the movie about racism and redemption is just as significant now as the day it came out. The movie helped launch certain actors into the spotlight and brought a resurgence to others’ careers. We’ll check out how the actors moved on after American History X.

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation was released in 1997 and served as the sequel to the surprisingly successful 1995 movie adaptation of the popular fighting video game of the same name, Mortal Kombat.

As we approach the Halloween season, there’s no better time to revisit one of the most classic horror films of all time: Poltergeist. Co-written by Steven Spielberg and directed by Tobe Hooper in 1982, Poltergeist was the highest-grossing horror film that year.

The 1980s gave fans loads of action heroes and martial arts flicks to keep our adrenaline pumping. One such classic is 1988’s Bloodsport, the first film to feature now acclaimed action star Jean-Claude Van Damme in a lead role and help catapult him into super stardom.

Big Trouble in Little China follows Jack Burton (Kurt Russel) who helps his friend Wang Chi rescue his fiancé from mystic bandits in San Francisco’s Chinatown.
Although the film didn’t meet commercial expectations there were many redeeming qualities and it became quite the cult classic.

There’s nothing like a classic 80s movie. They always make you feel that sweet pang of nostalgia for the good old days. One that toed that line of a comedy for teens and borderline crime movie for adults was Adventures in Babysitting.
The Crow hit theaters in 1994 and centered around Eric Draven, a murdered musician who comes back to life to avenge the death of his fiancée and himself.
Actor Brandon Lee starred in The Crow, which ultimately would be his final performance. Lee was fatally wounded while filming the movie, and a student double was used to finish the script. The actor was shot with an improperly loaded prop gun that contained defective blank ammunition.

Howard the Duck premiered over 30 years ago and followed the misadventures of an intergalactic, anthropomorphic duck who accidentally is transported to Cleveland, Ohio.