Since they discovered the writings in the caves, Elena, Alaric and Damon have been trying to piece the story together of the original vampires.
With updated versions of Footloose and The Thing hitting theatres this month, it's a perfect opportunity to question the value of movie remakes.
Generally speaking, most true film lovers despise remakes. It reeks of commercialism at its worst and bores originality-seeking moviegoers.
After Sam and Dean rob a bank and kill everyone in the process, our heroes may have finally snapped.
Blu-ray Review: Captain America: The First Avenger
Posted by: Andrew Burns • October 27, 2011 @ 10:25pm
Science fictional World War Two propaganda never looked so good in high definition.
Ever since Bonnie rescued Jeremy from the clutches of death last season, things have not been the same for Elena's younger brother.
I don't write reviews often, so let me fall back on the very basics of writing, i.e. making a concise statement that covers my basic thoughts and then expanding upon it.
So, to put it simply, Lady Antebellum's latest release, Own the Night, is fantastic.
Given enough time, every couple usually goes through a rough patch. For Don and Maggie Stark, after eight hundred years a rough patch comes with a body count.
Even a few weeks later, Dean is still reeling with guilt after killing Sam's friend Amy.
On the first day of their senior year, Elena, Caroline and Bonnie have a lot to look forward to: hybrid boyfriends, boyfriends that see their dead ex-girlfriends and last but not least, vampire ex-boyfriends that have been transformed into a blood crazed psychopath.
Bono & the Edge join others in saluting 10 years of the Clinton Foundation (VIDEO)
Posted by: Paul Little • October 17, 2011 @ 11:40pm
We don't post a lot of third-party content on ShowbizMonkeys.com -- chances are, if it's out there for anyone to post, you've probably already seen it before even visiting our site.
The Wachowski brothers inspire Walter to capture his peanuts in 'bullet time' to see if they are out of phase with reality. Only for a show like Fringe can that sentence even begin to make sense.
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