Movies

A friend of mine shared this last week and I had to share it all with you. We've seen a lot of Christmas Vacation homages this holiday season, but turning 30 next year, wow, is Home Alone. Check out this Texas family's movie-inspired decorations.

Who loves to turn on the TV and search for scary movies? Although it rarely happens in any month but October, AMC always takes advantage and unleashes its annual "Fear Fest". Cue the maniacal laugh.

As I was perusing Twitter earlier today, as one does, I came across the hashtag "FilmStruck4". So I did some exploring and I think this is going to be fun.

The Holiday Drive-In is a Tristate staple of summer! When they open up for the season it's like a beacon of hope that the cold, dreary days are behind us.

Parents have a simple option when it comes to their children not seeing violent movies or content, they can just not let them watch. However, streaming services do not filter violent content. In wake of recent school gun violence, one group wants to change that.

This promotional video features several fairly recognizable movie stars on a quest to find "The Host"...all in an effort to promote the fact that Billy Crystal is once again hosting the 84th Academy Awards. Is it enough to make me watch the show? Nope...don't think so.

DVD-by-mail and digital streaming service Netflix has announced a new pricing structure, and its customers are doing the metaphorical version of booing and throwing popcorn at the screen. People who currently pay $10 for one DVD per month plus unlimited digital streaming will see rates jump to $16, while those who get two DVDs plus streaming will have a new rate of $20, up from $15. The price in

While summer doesn't officially start until June 21, Memorial Day marks the unofficial beginning to the hottest season at the movies. Summer loses some of its meaning when you're an adult, since it no longer comes with a moths-long break from the grind. Nevertheless, we can all still enjoy a good movie about summer vacations. After the jump, check out eight of our favorites.

Since we can’t spend the entire Memorial Day weekend barbecuing, many Americans observe the day by hopping over to the local cinema to take in a blockbuster movie and some free air conditioning.

Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino will return to his on-screen mob roots in the much-talked about 'Gotti: Three Generations,' a biopic about infamous mobster John Gotti. According to EW.com, Pacino will play Aniello John 'Mr. Neil' Dellacroce, consigliere to Carlo Gambino. He'll join the previously cast John Travolta, Kelly Preston and troublemaker Lindsay Lohan, who have signed on to play John, Victo