movies

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes returns in 2026 with John Astin, practical effects, and the fascinating history behind why tomatoes were once feared as poisonous.

Sam Elliott’s Lifeguard explores purpose, aging, and success in a thoughtful 1976 drama that remains surprisingly relevant nearly 50 years later.

Johnny Depp steps into Ebenezer Scrooge’s shoes as we explore the character’s origins, lasting appeal, and why Dickens’ classic still resonates today.

A nostalgic look at The Black Shield of Falworth, its American stars, memorable score, and why this 1954 swashbuckler still entertains today.

Clayface may be the movie that changes DC’s strategy by proving that horror and smaller character-driven stories can succeed without traditional superheroes.

A chance discovery on TCM led me to Last Summer (1969), a haunting coming-of-age drama restored by Warner Archive after decades of obscurity.

Peter Sellers’ early British films shaped one of cinema’s greatest actors and why The Peter Sellers Collection is the perfect place to rediscover his genius.

The Lachine Canal isn’t just a beautiful place to watch The Third Man. It may be Montreal’s own film noir district, where history and cinema collide.

Everyone knows Frank Sinatra’s “Strangers in the Night.” Almost nobody knows it began in a forgotten James Garner spy movie. Here’s the incredible story behind one of music’s greatest hits.

The Complete Kubrick is Criterion’s ultimate 30-disc 4K box set with every Stanley Kubrick film, rare shorts, deluxe extras, and stunning packaging is huge!

The Day the Earth Stood Still turns 75. Explore how the 1951 sci-fi classic redefined alien movies and delivered a timeless warning about humanity.

Before Star Wars dominated sci-fi, Logan’s Run was the genre’s biggest hit. Explore the major differences between the novel, film, comics and TV series.