It’s been 50 years since the first American audiences saw a giant pair of crimson lips gracing their silver screens, singing an iconic opening song about “the late night double feature picture show.” Since Sept.

The Newtowne Players will screen The Rocky Horror Picture Show twice this weekend at Three Notch Theatre to mark the film’s 50th anniversary, offering audiences a chance to engage in the production’s signature interactive traditions.

Vanessa Maki presents a selection of horror movies perfect for Halloween season viewing… Halloween season has officially begun where pumpkins are everywhere, the leaves are crisp, and people

Just in time for spooky season, Bullseye digs into the archives for a conversation with cult movie icon Bruce Campbell — star of Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead and Army of Darkness. Known for his over-the-top charm and fearless performances,

The cult classic fairytale adaptation, Hoodwinked!, has finally been picked up and will be available to stream soon.

These are 10 cult comedies that remain exclusionary to all but their core audiences, requiring a certain degree of prior knowledge to appreciate the cinematic experience. An Asian American family living in New York is each at a vital point in their lives: Katsumi has been shot in a drug deal gone bad and is hiding out with his girlfriend while getting high and bleeding out;

The Shooting, the cult classic '60s Western starring future Oscar-winner Jack Nicholson, is airing on TV today (Thursday, 30 October).

There'd been "Rocky Horror" shows in Tuscaloosa before, at the University of Alabama's Ferguson Theater, hosted by the Mallet Assembly, and in local mainstream cineplexes, but it wasn't until the then-fledgling Pink Box Burlesque joined with now-defunct Well That's Cool group that the annual Halloween events became a community staple 18 years ago.

Elton John’s greatest song flopped in 1971, but one unforgettable Almost Famous scene turned it into a defining moment in rock history.

The star of 'Mary Poppins' and 'The Sound of Music', this is the closest Julie Andrews came to starring in a "cult" movie. Read more about it here.

Your favorite indie film studio behind modern classics such as Uncut Gems, Hereditary, and Moonlight just made its mark on the New York City dining scene. If knocking out hit after hit on the silver screen wasn't enough,