As Ferris Bueller’s Day Off celebrates its 40th birthday this month, here are all eight John Hughes movies, ranked. Watching The post All 8 John Hughes Movies Ranked From Worst to Best appeared first ...

'The Breakfast Club,' road trip edition: The plot of 'Oil and Vinegar' Like all of Hughes' best-loved work, Oil and Vinegar stood out for its funny, relatable dialogue. The deceptively simple plot ...

Think of John Hughes, and you probably think of classic 1980s films like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles and Planes, Trains and Automobiles. But Hughes, who passed away ...

Ally Sheedy as Allison pointing her finger with a pen in her mouth in The Breakfast Club - Universal Pictures Folks really love an interconnected cinematic universe these days, but it turns out that ...

40 years ago, several timeless classics debuted to an unsuspecting theatrical audience. From one of sci-fi's best in Back to the Future to the Whoopi Goldberg-led The Color Purple, 1985 was a ...

Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, and Alan Ruck in a promo shot for Ferris Bueller's Day Off Image via Paramount Pictures When it comes to TV series based on movies, successes are few and far between.

Director Johnny Galvatron, the mind behind The Artful Escape, grew up in the era of coming-of-age teen comedies. They're the kinds of movies that aren't really seen in movie theaters anymore. The most ...

Hughes died of a heart attack at 59 in 2009. He wrote and directed a myriad of beloved movies, including 'Sixteen Candles,' 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Pretty in Pink,' all of which Ringwald starred in.

In the 1980’s John Hughes was a cinematic force. As producer and writer, he created massive box office blockbusters with Home Alone (technically 1990) leading the pack. As a director he had a ...

Folks really love an interconnected cinematic universe these days, but it turns out that classic comedy director John Hughes was way ahead of the game. There are a few obvious connections between his ...