Released a year before the US entered WWII, THE MORTAL STORM was MGM's first feature film to openly criticize the Nazi regime.
The film unflinchingly looks at how the rise of Nazism tears apart a family. Adolf Hitler had the film banned from Germany.
See it today at noon ET.
A remake of Jean-Luc Godard's French New Wave classic, Jim McBride's BREATHLESS ('83) resets the story to Los Angeles and stars Richard Gere and Valรฉrie Kaprisky as the film's protagonists.
See the TCM Premiere tonight as we look at The Art of the Artifice, starting at 8pm ET.
A cult Western with a distinctly sultry flair, RANCHO NOTORIOUS ('52) showcases director Fritz Lang's innovation in the genre, as he's often credited as "the father of the psychological Western."
See it tonight as we continue our special theme, The Art of the Artifice at 8pm ET.
Filmmaker Allison Anders reveals what she's watching on TCM this May including a comedy starring Natalie Wood and Peter Falk, and a pair of essential films directed by Raoul Walsh.
These two VHS tapes on the horror shelves of the Video Tree in Lake City, GA caused so many nightmares among me and my friends! We talked about them non-stop but never had the nerve to rent them.
If you grew up during the 80s or 90s and didn't have at least one video box cover that scared the bejeezus out of you every time you passed it at the rental store, I admire your strength.
Stop what youโre doingโฆ and enjoy Corny Collins co-hosting CLUB MTV with Downtown Julie Brown and Rachel Sweet performing โHairsprayโ with Baltimore hair hoppers. (Pretty sure thatโs the most fantastic sentence Iโve ever written) https://t.co/1NjW1Oa9mx
@artfag Pretty in Pink
Jumping Jack Flash
Elvira MOTD
Pee-Weeโs Big Adventure
Ruthless People
Party Girl
Rushmore
Hairspray
Heathers
Ghost World
Bonus concert film:
The Year Punk Broke