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If you were in a rock band in the Midwest in the '70s and '80s, there'd probably be no trace of its existence online. But what if there were?

The new episode of the Revisited video series looks back at the 2012 found footage horror movie V/H/S, the start of a popular franchise

As Hart Energy commemorates its 50th anniversary in the December issue of Oil and Gas Investor, Hart looks back on what truly drives the oil industry—the romance and thrill of the business. 

We're almost to Advent, with Christmas on the way, so, why am I talking about horror movies? Let me explain ...

The director’s extended version of the Joaquin Phoenix-starring epic sounds ridiculous and exhausting. It will also probably be great.

We take a deep-dive into the making of one of director David Lynch's most celebrated films, his dark masterpiece Blue Velvet.

From memoirs to box sets to streaming subscriptions, here is our 2023 holiday gift guide for movie lovers.

"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is predicted to win Animated Feature but can it do one better than its predecessor with a writing bid?

What are we watching right now?

Many films popular today for their supposed originality really just rework well-used tropes. With a little digging, you can uncover predecessors that are