Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Here are 12 Animal House behind the scenes stories, including one about an actress, pictured above, who wasn't in the movie. There ...
"Animal House" is one of the most successful comedies ever, but not even its biggest star believed in it. "National Lampoon's Animal House" is one of the greatest comedies of all time. Yet in 1978, ...
These are the wise words of John “Bluto” Blutarsky (John Belushi) from John Landis’s 1978 “Animal House.” In this throwback film, audiences follow the adventures of two incoming freshmen, Lawrence ...
Lost Roles is a weekly column exploring what might have been in TV and film comedy, taking a different comedian, writer, or work each week and examining the casting possibilities and career moves that ...
Tim Matheson says he’s “lucky” he didn’t fall into hardcore drug use and become another Hollywood casualty. In his recently released memoir, “Damn Glad to Meet You,” Matheson, 76, writes that cocaine ...
Remember Animal House? The insane debauchery of John Belushi and his Delta brethren? That was some crazy, hilarious, make-a-Roman-emperor-blush behavior. I love that movie. Everyone does. Except you ...
Over 40 years ago the college fraternity system was practically on life support, when the brothers of Delta Tau Chi came to its rescue. Fewer than 5 percent of male students belonged to frats in the ...
If you wondering where to watch and stream Animal House (1978), you have finally reached the right destination. The comedy-drama focuses on freshmen, Kent and Larry, whose lives begin to change as ...
In July of 1978, film critic Roger Ebert reviewed a goofy little college comedy called National Lampoon’s Animal House. Directed by John Landis and set in 1962, it told the story of a group of ...
In The Finally Screenings, Alden Ford is watching comedy classics that, because he grew up in a cave in Alaska, he’s never seen before. These are his takes on movies everyone else has seen before. One ...
Stephen Furst, the actor who portrayed “Flounder” in the classic comedy National Lampoon’s Animal House, died Friday following complications from diabetes. He was 63. Furst’s sons Nathan and Griffith ...