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The Icons Who Ruled 1994

Twenty-eight years of waiting, one Oscars carpet, and the diner dance done one more time. If you asked me who ruled the 90s, I'd say John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, and Uma Thurman. Pulp Fiction truly was a big deal when it came out in 1994. Trust me, I was there. 

Quentin Tarantino’s Most Beautiful Cast

Three of the best-looking people alive on one Hollywood carpet — and one very dazzled fan. Quentin Tarantino really had some nerve to cast Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt as the leads of his 2019 film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. These are two of the most handsome leading men to ever work on screen. 

The Only Secret Society I Still Want to Join

One handshake with the director, one autograph he'll never get, and a film that still holds. You know, I never liked secret societies. I rarely joined clubs, and I never felt any desire to join a fraternity. Something about that whole concept turns me off. Why do you have to be in some exclusive club to do what you want? I never got the appeal whatsoever.

The Funniest Movie Duo You’ve Probably Never Seen

Two signatures, two surprised legends, and a 1983 comedy that deserves a bigger club. Has anyone seen Trading Places? It's a hilarious crime comedy film starring Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy at the top of their game.

A Gang Worth Going Back To

One last subway ride to Coney Island, and a decade of chasing down the rest of the Warriors. My favorite thing about being a cinephile is knowing about films that the rest of the world has long forgotten. Cult classics and niche favorites that barely get mentioned anymore. They're like hidden gems that the lucky few get to know and cherish while others talk about the same 10 to 20 classics.

Meeting Tarantino's Best Cast to Date

A New York junket, six signatures, and the director himself giving one fan a hard time. Hot take: Django Unchained has the best cast in any Quentin Tarantino film. Better than Pulp Fiction, better than Kill Bill, better than Inglourious Basterds, and even better than Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

An All-Star Cast to Love

A London job, a Comic Relief reunion, and a poster carried over from the States for exactly this. When life rewards you for your hard work, it's the best feeling in the world.

A Late Night Portal to Middle-earth

Years of stage doors at the Ed Sullivan, and a Tengwar poster that filled up one guest at a time. Imagine a place where you can meet Frodo, Samwise, Gandalf, Aragorn, Galadriel, Arwen, and all the other amazing characters from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. The most famous figures of Middle-earth, one of the best fantasy worlds ever created. Little do people know, however, such a place actually existed: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

A Secret Reunion with Old Friends

Five friends on one soundstage, a sixth signed years later, and a poster that took eight years to finish. It's really good to have friends. Even more so when those same friends can get you into rooms with the best people in the world; that's what my best friend of 20 years did for me way back in 2016. 

The Coolest Cast You’ll Ever Meet

Five legends, a bowling alley full of Dudes, and one fan who came as himself. You know, I think The Big Lebowski has my favorite cast ever. I mean, think about it: Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, John Turturro, and Julianne Moore in one movie? That's wild! 

Hanging Out with the OG Ghostbusters

Three OG Ghostbusters on one carpet, a fourth honored in song — and a poster that finally caught them all. What do you think about the current rise of sequels and remakes? I understand many cinephiles hate what's going on, especially since a lot of them are unnecessary and don't quite live up to the original films. I share this sentiment; however, there is a benefit: we get to see the original casts again.

It’s Always a Holiday with Will Ferrell

Buddy the Elf, out of costume and in a navy suit — still the funniest man on the carpet. They really couldn't have picked a better actor to star in Elf than Will Ferrell. The man is funny from the inside out, almost as if he's comedy incarnate.
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