A World Without Turner Classic Movies
If TCM doesn't last under David Zaslav, we lose much more than just a television channel. Read More
July 13, 2023
Emily Kubincanek
Emily Kubincanek is a Senior Contributor for Film School Rejects and resident classic Hollywood fan. When she's not writing about old films, she works as a librarian and film archivist. You can find her tweeting about Cary Grant and hockey here: @emilykub_
The Great Italian Film That Followed the WWII Ban on Horror
'Black Sunday' is seen as the first great Italian horror film thanks to Mario Bava's innovation and additions to the… Read More
October 28, 2022
The Movie that Almost Ruined Hollywood’s Most Romanticized Marriage
Paul Newman directed his wife Joanne Woodward in her most difficult role for 'The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon… Read More
August 21, 2022
‘Mary Stevens, M.D.’ and the Approachable Modern Woman Kay Francis
Even as a professional working woman in a man's world, Kay Francis was able to be the feminine, approachable gateway… Read More
May 17, 2022
‘Targets’ Made Modern Horror More Real and More Terrifying
Peter Bogdanovich's first film (and Boris Karloff's final film) should be looked at as more than a stepping stone to… Read More
March 2, 2022
Two Silent Stars Collide in ‘Beyond the Rocks’
100 years has passed since Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino worked together, but the story of their production is still… Read More
February 14, 2022
‘I’ll Be Seeing You’ and How Rewarding Sad Christmas Movies Can Be
The best holiday movies take on the realistic struggles of our lives and turn them into heartwarming stories, including 'I'll… Read More
December 25, 2021
Once Untimely, ‘The Mortal Storm’ Proves Timeless Years Later
While critics and audiences thought it was untimely in 1940, the themes it explores have proved to be timeless as… Read More
December 13, 2021
The Evolution of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ Over 75 Years
Many people know it began as a flop and became a classic, but there is much more to the story… Read More
December 7, 2021