If ever a film has been ripe for rediscovery and reevaluation, it is Red Dawn, John Milius’s 1984 movie about a group of Colorado children who become guerilla resistance fighters during a Soviet ...

In Red Dawn, our heroes are drawn into battle after ... that include luring a Soviet tank crew into a kill zone, where the enemy force is annihilated; preventing another reprisal against civilians ...

"Red Dawn." Director John Milius gave us the flick with everything. It was red-white-and-blue, hard-pressed, overcoming-odds, courage-under-fire, stare-down-your-enemies ‘Merica. Need a break?

A few weeks later, on August 10, 1984, “Red Dawn” became the first American film released with the new rating. Although it got mixed reviews upon its debut, it has become a cult classic both ...

And Red Dawn has enough of them to drive an entire fleet of tanks through – North Korean or otherwise. Directed by Dan Bradley, the stunt coordinator on The Bourne Ultimatum and Quantum of ...

This month marks the 40th anniversary of Red Dawn, a movie that surprised audiences by featuring a story focused on high school students who become freedom fighters after the Soviet Union launches ...

The mastermind behind Red Dawn, John Milius, infused the film with his trademark blend of patriotism and action, crafting a tale of bravery and defiance in the face of overwhelming odds.

Red Dawn came out in the summer leading up to that election. Audiences accepted it as an old-fashioned cheer-for-the-heroes film. To most critics, the film was a hokey bit of flag-waving pandering ...