The Apartment, Psycho, and Peeping Tom are all among the greatest movies of the year 1960 that are widely regarded as ...

In an era of endless streaming services and premium theater experiences, the West Wind Sacramento 6 Drive-In stands as a delightful throwback to a simpler way of enjoying movies – one where your car ...

The haunting tale of Count Orlok returned to the big screen in Johnstown as a Pittsburgh musician brought one of cinema’s ...

Released just 10 years after the ending of World War Two, this war film perfectly captures the true horrors of the time, with ...

Pushing back against rigid boundaries between erotic film and art, the annual festival creates an inclusive, sex-positive space for exploring human desire.

Horror has been one of the most reliable film genres since cinema's inception. Some people may not appreciate going to the ...

It’s spooky season, and what better way to spend Halloween weekend than settling in to watch a classic Hollywood ghost story?

From ‘Sentimental Value’ to ‘Rose of Nevada,’ here’s more good stuff from this year’s NYFF, NewFest and Brooklyn Horror Film ...

Dracula (1931) Bela Lugosi’s performance as the charming yet terrifying Count Dracula set the standard for every vampire ...

All good things must come to an end, even in radioland where maintaining an illusion of permanence is paramount to the gentle ...

Distinguished, though, by a rare taste, by a true and pure beauty, this picture is, in fact, that “step forward” in the movies so often heralded, catching swiftly and surely, as it does, one of the ...

“Maybe It’s Love” is the week’s football picture, about the daughter of a college president who entices an All-America team to enroll in her father’s small institution, for her father is to be fired ...