Pull up to the storefront on Archbold’s main street, and you might feel like you’ve wandered onto a movie set depicting quintessential small-town America – the kind of place where soda jerks once ...

There’s a chrome-clad time machine sitting on the edge of Mandan, North Dakota, and it serves the kind of French toast that makes you question every breakfast you’ve ever eaten before.

The stage volume of Ace Frehley’s Marshall amps was “louder than God,” recalls Philip Shouse, with equal parts fondness and wonder. And when Frehley’s guitar playing was really in the zone? Shouse ...

Albers was a prominent German theatre and film star, before, during and after Nazi rule. He was born in Hamburg. Many of his films were set in that port city, including in the waterfront district of ...

There’s something heartwarming about towns that seem made for the holidays, streets lined with glowing lights, shop windows ...

You don't have to make a work of horror to give a movie a scary ending, as shown by the likes of Threads, Come and See, and ...

An excellent After Hours lineup at Coral Gables Art Cinema this month will be led off by a 4K restoration of one of Michael ...

A baffling clip celebrating a new tank brigade stationed in Lithuania shows the depth of the Berlin’s military delusions Read ...

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

The Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre will continue its Classic Film Series with four Humphrey Bogart classic films on ...

People love horror movies, and not just on Halloween. But why do we seek out — and even enjoy — the feeling of fear? And what do different people get out of it?

E.T. had Elliot and his friends, and The Lost Boys had the Emerson and Frog brothers. The sure foe of classic movie monsters ...