I've been on a John Hughes kick lately. I find that when you watch one of his movies, the others just fall in line behind them.

John Hughes' movies are the pinnacle of 1980s nostalgia, but one of his films was so good that it was practically remade the very next year.

It goes without saying that almost any conversation about the best '80s movies should involve the Brat Pack, The Breakfast Club and filmmaker John Hughes.

When John Hughes wrote “The Breakfast Club,” he had his eyes set on the stage — not the big screen. Adam Fields oversaw the production of the iconic 1985 flick and, 40 years later, shared ...

John Hughes' teen movies defined the '80s thanks to their relatable stars, stylish costumes and spot-on soundtracks, and four decades after they ruled the screen, their impact can still be felt ...

After two successful ‘Jaws' movies, Universal wanted to satirize them in the form of a National Lampoon feature titled ‘Jaws 3, People 0.' ...

Make it a John Hughes holiday plus the week’s best movies in L.A. Steve Martin, middle, and John Candy, right, in 1987’s “Planes, Trains and Automobiles,” directed by John Hughes.

The Breakfast Club, the iconic 1985 coming-of-age film directed by John Hughes, remains a cultural touchstone for its portrayal of teenage angst and social dynamics. The movie's enduring appeal is ...

In the 1990s, Warner Bros. wanted John Hughes to make a live-action Peanuts movie after they acquired the rights.

John Hughes’ teen movies defined the ’80s thanks to their relatable stars, stylish costumes and spot-on soundtracks, and four decades after they ruled the screen, their impact can still be ...