Movies
The Catholic Roots of America’s Horror Craze | The…
More and more Americans are watching horror, not just in October but all year long. The genre has…
Seven Chillers Without Drillers for Halloween | The…
Halloween is a uniquely fun holiday because it turns Man’s most unwanted emotion, fear, into a…
The Fall and Rise of American Culture | The American…
For the past couple of weeks, the hilarious yet insightful Daily Wire podcast host Matt Walsh has…
Looking Back at All About Eve | The American Spectator
In a year that brought such cinematic classics as Sunset Boulevard, Born Yesterday, The Third Man,…
G is for Gorey | The American Spectator
E Is for Edward: A Centennial Celebration of the Mischievous Mind of Edward GoreyBy Gregory…
When the Movie Legends Die | The American Spectator
Diane Keaton died last week, less than a month after Robert Redford. It’s a pity the two never…
House of Guinness: Netflix’s Biggest Show of the Year…
When Peaky Blinders stormed onto screens, it was electric — a masterclass in charisma and…
‘Inspired By Actual Events’ Movie Blending World War II…
The HMAS Armidale corvette cast off from Australian North Territory capital city Darwin in 1942 for…
Almost FamousTurns 25 | The American Spectator
Believe it or not, Almost Famous is now 25 years old. Which means that it’s been almost as much time…
Hollywood Unraveling: The Idiot Savant | The American…
No institution was left farther behind by the warp-speed cultural turnaround than Hollywood. One…
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