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Movie stars don’t die, they just retreat to their Hollywood mansions to plot their comebacks. And we’ve seen an awful lot of those over the years. John Travolta in Pulp Fiction. Barbra Streisand in Meet The Fockers. David Carradine in Kill Bill. Even Demi Moore in Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle. And now it’s Michael Keaton’s turn, scaring us senseless in supernatural thriller White Noise. Why not add some classic comeback movies to your list today?
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 | Missing, The
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Based on the novel by Thomas Eidson this drama centres on life in 19th Century New Mexico. Samuel Jones walked out on his family many years before whe...
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 | Catch Me If You Can
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Based on the true story of Frank W Abagnale Jr, a gifted master of deception. Frank was able to use many guises including an airline pilot, a doctor a...
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 | Blade(1999)
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Blade is the ultimate vampire hunter possessing superhuman strength and the cunning of a vampire but with none of their weaknesses. Deacon Frost, the ...
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 | Gothika
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A brilliant psychiatrist wakes up as a patient in the very asylum where she worked with no memory of having killed her husband, what she doesn't reali...
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 | Bubba Ho-Tep
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Elvis Presley and John F. Kennedy, residents of a nursing home, battle to save their fellow residents against an evil Egyptian entity.
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 | I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
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A gangster who has vowed to leave his criminal past behind him, leaves the harmony of his woodland home when he suspects that something has happened t...
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 | In The Cut
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Based on the novel by Susanna Moore, this is the story of Frannie Avery, an English teacher who is witness to an incident involving a suspected murder...
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