Classic cinema and 1960s music go hand in hand, and we believe these are the best three examples of the artistic partnership.

Last Updated on October 7, 2025 by Matt Staff The 1960s are remembered for counterculture, civil rights, and cultural ...

Robot romances, dinosaur warfare, human cloning mishaps, and more! Here are the 10 best sci-fi movies released in 2025 (so ...

Edwige Fenech is often hailed as the ultimate cult siren of Italian cinema. Rising to fame in the late 1960s and 1970s, ...

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Plenty of great war movies also count as epics, with classics like Lawrence of Arabia, War and Peace, and The Great Escape ...

The Haunting, Peeping Tom, and Carnival of Souls are all among the absolute most terrifying horror movies of the 1960s.

Kiah Roache-Turner’s clever “Beast of War” opens with a prologue straight out of a traditional war movie about the pain of conflict on innocent young men. We meet a select crew of handsome young guys ...

Lone Survivor is an action war film that was released by Universal Pictures on December 25, 2013, after its premiere at the AFI Film Festival. It's written and directed by Peter Berg, who is also the ...

Mike Flynt rejoined his Texas college football team 35 years later. The film is a faith-based heart-tugger that plays this do-over as a life metaphor. The director Rod Lurie has had an eclectic career ...