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The Floor is supposed to be a game show with 100 everyday people competing in their expert categories in order to win $250,000. However, fans have noticed lately that reality TV stars, actors, and other minor celebrities are subtly popping up in the new season. On Season 1, actor Dyllan Christopher, who starred in Unaccompanied Minors, Murphy Brown, and Armageddon appeared on the show. However, if you aren’t a fan of those movies and shows, you probably didn’t recognize him. Then on Season 2, Eric Lloyd, who played Charlie Calvin in The Santa Clause movies ironically played under the category “Christmas Movies.” And before he played the category, he revealed who he was, making his fellow contestants gasp. However, Season 3 is Stacked with some familiar faces…and many viewers aren’t happy about it. The first contestant that fans noticed is a former Jeopardy! player. David Madden competed in the 2006 Tournament of Champions.

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Rumor has it that Steven Spielberg initially came up with the story for The Goonies when he was beginning to direct 1985’s The Color Purple. The question that started this rather surprising thought process was, ironically, a simple one: What kind of wild adventures do kids get into on rainy days? Well, according to him, venturing underground in search of One Eyed Willy’s treasure, carefully treading through many different traps set by the legendary pirate and also avoiding a very intimidating crime family (who are shaped like a bunch of oversized brutes).

Combining Spielberg’s love for filmmaking with the natural camaraderie between the then-child actors, this adventure movie became a quick success, surpassing its budget enormously and being praised by audiences and critics alike (Variety calling it a dangerous...

A new episode of the Revisited video series has just been released, and while all of the previous entries have been a look back at feature films, this episode does something a little different. This one is looking back at the three-part mini-series Storm of the Century (pick up a copy Here), which aired on ABC back in February of 1999. To find out all about Storm of the Century, check out the video embedded above.

The mini-series was written by Stephen King, and this wasn’t an adaptation of any of King’s previous works. He wrote this one specifically to be a TV mini-series. Directed by Craig R. Baxley, the mini-series has the following synopsis:

A dangerous blizzard hits an isolated town and brings along a mysterious stranger intent on terrorizing people for his own desires.

Tim Daly, Debrah Farentino, Dyllan Christopher, Colm Feore, Jeffrey DeMunn, Nada Despotovich, Spencer Breslin,...

A recent family film that went mostly unnoticed by both critics and audiences gets a little love in this excerpt from Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas:

Winter storms trap a whole bunch of children traveling alone -- "unaccompanied minors," in airline-speak -- on Christmas Eve at Hoover International Airport. Spencer (Dyllan Christopher) leads a group of kids who escape the bunker-like "U.M. Room" and explore the airport.