Hey! All you teens out there! Remember Wes Craven, the guy who made "Scream" and "A Nightmare On Elm Street"? (ed. note: well, teens probably *don't* remember him. But anyway....) Well, before all that, he made two horror films in the 1970's, both low budget and shocking. This quiz is on the latter, and better, film. So pack up for your family vacation, and let's see how well you know The Hills Have Eyes.

Elijah Wood and Grand Piano director Eugenio Mira sat down with me during a roundtable interview to discuss their new film, the horror genre, and directing aesthetics.

This weekend saw a sequel to 300 and a movie adaptation of the 1950s-60s animated show Mister Peabody. Would audiences show up?

Dougie Buckets makes his mark, the Lakers hit a new low, Olympians go Dancing and a Bronco is sent packing. All this in our recap quiz of the last seven days in sports.

Previously on the Amazing Race, every team except one finished within moments of each other.

Remember in the old days when an original opened to $40 million and the sequel did $70 million? For 300, and its sequel 300: Rise of an Empire, the reverse is true.

Two down and nine to go. Amazing Race teams, that is, and not necessarily episodes remaining.

The 300 sequel stuns the box office with $17.7 million on Friday.

Oscar madness, Dancing anticipation, a video game announcement and the promise of martial bliss. See how well you kept up with current event with our weekly entertainment and celebrity quiz.

New movies are released into theaters every weekend. How do you decide which movie to watch?

It's a good old fashioned duel at the box office...

It proved to be a watershed episode for Seinfeld. The concept about "a show about nothing" was introduced. Russell Dalrymple, Susan Ross and Crazy Joe Devola all appear. Rip Newman off in a trade and see how well you know Seinfeld: The Pitch.

Liam Neeson totally overshadowed the Academy Awards this weekend.

Previews for this week (and our episode title) seem to suggest that the two cops on the Brawn tribe (Tony and Sarah) might do some bonding over their occupations.

The Duplass brothers have become somewhat ubiquitous (at least in an indie sense), making larger scale indie films such as Cyrus and Jeff, Who Lives at Home.

Every year after the Academy Awards, the Internet loves to fill itself with a by-now-trite set of grievances.

The flagship for Netflix's original programming, House of Cards introduces us to Francis Underwood, a ruthlessly effective and manipulative politician. An unanticipated betrayal drives Underwood down a path toward retribution, and fortunes and lives of those around him suffer in his wake. How well do you know House of Cards, Season 1?

If you enjoy Batman hanging out with Superman, this is a good week.

Liam Neeson is one of the most commanding and versatile actors around but he seems to be playing the same character over and over again.

Ellen's affable charm, memorable speeches, pizza delivery and a explosively re-tweeted selfie highlighted the 86th Academy Awards. You might been overwhelmed at the onstage reunion of the stars of Stealth, but how well do you know the 2014 Oscars?

Normally, I am not a fan of the "Previously on The Amazing Race" bit at the start of every episode but this week’s was welcomed.

Outdoor hockey, a NASCAR driver's prank, obscenity legislated and a perfect season. Lace 'em up, tee it off, hoop it up and let's see how well you paid attention during the last week in sports.

Well, that happened. Welcome to the completely predictable and unsurprising Oscars.

This weekend at the box office answers the age-old question: If Liam Neeson and Jesus were to face off in a box office battle, who would win?

Last week's premiere gave us a lot of drama and a fast paced leg but surprisingly, the new rankings don't deviate too much from my initial ones last week.

Hello, good people, and thanks for joining me as I finish up telling you all about the premiere episode of Survivor: Cagayan.

As you finish making your own predictions, take a moment to consider our picks.

BOP-ers rank the Best Pic nominees.

Liam Neeson’s Non-Stop was on top on Friday with a solid $10 million. Despite middling reviews, credit goes to the, well, non-stop ads...