In the 1980s, that epoch of excess and bloat, in a country run by knaves in suits ravenous for money, Hollywood’s heroes were big and brawny, meaty hunks of alpha male masculinity with bulging biceps ...

It’s intriguing how time can transform certain films. Back in October 1993, Demolition Man was considered a solid yet unremarkable action adventure, bolstered by the one-two punch of Sylvester ...

“Not many people get a second chance, John Spartan,” someone tells the lead character in Demolition Man, a tough-guy cop from 1996 unfrozen in 2032. This sentiment should already be lurking somewhere ...

A portion of the once-mighty Belknap Hardware complex crumbled in a giant plume of smoke in October 1993 — a spectacular event that drew several Hollywood actors and an MTV film crew to Louisville.

Everyone knows about the three seashells. That even includes people who’ve never seen the 1993 sci-fi action-comedy featuring Rob Schneider’s greatest line delivery, as he snickers over revived ...

REVIEW Back in 1993, the dynamic action star duo of Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes caused chaos on screen in the satirical sci-fi blockbuster now available for the first time in 4K disc home ...

But of course, that doesn't mean other actors never had a shot. RELATED: Are We Headed Toward a Demolition Man Future? Yes, the story of a cryogenically frozen cop (Stallone) awakened in the future to ...

Currently a features writer at Collider, Elisa Guimarães is an arts and entertainment journalist and a critic with over a decade of experience. Passionate about movies and TV shows as a whole, she ...