As will be the case with most of the movie classics on this list — that’s why they’re classics — we all know the story by now: a little Kansan farm girl is abducted by a tornado, and finds herself ...

Fans of classic films AND cinematic frights, rejoice! Your hour is finally at hand, as TCM celebrates Halloween week with more than 48 full hours of horror, beginning at 4 am EST on Thursday, October ...

Oct. 22 (UPI) --The TCM Classic Film Festival announced the dates for its 2026 festival on Wednesday. The 17th annual fest will be held April 30 to May 6. A highlights reel showcases previous festival ...

The fan-friendly event returns April 30-May 3 to the moviemaking capital with the theme “The World Comes to Hollywood.” By Mike Barnes Senior Editor The TCM Classic Film Festival is headed back to ...

Interviews ‘Who Would Have Known?!’ The Story Behind How Aziz Ansari’s Master Of None Accidentally Foreshadowed Him Working With Keanu Reeves On Good Fortune Interviews Aziz Ansari Revealed The Master ...

Beginning with the Uncharted series, and later perfected in The Last of Us, Sony Interactive Entertainment has made playable cinematic experiences its bread and butter over the last two decades.

Massillon native Scott McCauley, 62, has had small parts in around 30 movies. McCauley, who lives in North Canton, has appeared mostly in independent films and westerns. McCauley has worked with some ...

One of the joys of Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is that you never quite know what gems will turn up in a given week. Sometimes it’s a string of familiar favorites you’ve seen a dozen times, other ...

This month’s picks include a Lithuanian thriller, a Welsh musical, an unusual sports drama from Korea and more. By Devika Girish Stream it on Mubi. This elliptical thriller by the Lithuanian director ...

Since 2003, classic film fans have always looked forward to Turner Classic Movies' special programming, Summer Under the Stars, which highlights a different star each day of August with a selection of ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...