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By Signal Staff A slice of 1947 life comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of the comedy, “Life with Father,” starring William Powell, Irene Dunne and Elizabeth Taylor. The 1947 classic has earned a 92% critics score based on 13 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 77% audience score on the Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter
News release Newhall residents Ralston and Alicia Vaz, the filmmaking team behind independent production company Thinkory, have launched a crowdfunding campaign for “Holding Court,” a dramatic short film currently
By Signal Staff A classic tale of unrequited love comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “Cyrano de Bergerac,” starring Jose Ferrer. The 1950
By Signal Staff Comedy and the musical charm of 1940s cinema comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “Pot o’ Gold,” starring Jimmy Stewart.
By Signal Staff A film noir classic comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Man Who Cheated Himself,” starring Jane Wyatt and Lee
By Signal Staff Thrills, chills, mystery and Sherlock Holmes come to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Woman in Green,” starring Basil Rathbone and
By Signal Staff Madcap comedy comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Inspector General,” starring Danny Kaye. The 1949 film has earned a
By Signal Staff “The strangest manhunt in the history of crime!” It’s coming to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Midnight Story,” starring Tony Curtis. The 1957 film also stars Marisa Pavan and Gilbert Roland. “A
By Signal Staff Comedy, romance and adventure come to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “Beat the Devil,” starring Humphey Bogart, Jennifer Jones and Gina Lollobrigida. The 1954 film has earned a 68% critics score based on 19
News release “The Climb,” a 14-minute drama following a father and daughter carrying the weight of loss on a strenuous mountain hike, will have its world premiere Friday at 10 p.m. as part of the Oscar-qualifying LA Shorts International Film Festival in
By Signal Staff An all-time classic comedy duo comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “At War with the Army,” starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. The 1950 comedy has earned a 57% audience score on Rotten
Ventura County is alive with fun and festive events this summer. Not only is it a quick drive for Santa Clarita Valley residents, Ventura County usually offers cooler weather and less crowded beaches
News release The city of Santa Clarita is expanding its Film Incentive Program and launching a redesigned Film Santa Clarita website, reinforcing its ongoing commitment to supporting film and television production and keeping filming local, the city
News release Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger is inviting Santa Clarita Valley residents to enjoy a summer of free family entertainment as the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation
By Signal Staff A western that was downright scandalous for its time comes to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Outlaw,” starring Jane Rusell, Jack Buetel and Walter Huston. The 1943 western, directed by Howard Hughes, has earned a 71% critics score based
By Signal Staff Postwar romance and drama come to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “The Last Time I Saw Paris,” starring Van Johnson, Elizabeth Taylor and Donna Reed. The 1954 drama has earned a 70% critics
By Signal Staff Vaudeville, comedy and an Indonesian island adventure come to Buzz Classic Movies on Saturday night with a streaming presentation of “Road to Bali,” starring Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. The 1952 comedy classic has earned a 75% critics score based on eight reviews and
City Cinemas returned for the 2026 summer season on Friday with a free screening of the 2004 classic “Mean Girls” at Bridgeport Park. Local residents brought lawn chairs, blankets and
By Signal Staff What other surprises might await the father of the bride in the first year after a surprise engagement and wedding? Buzz Classic Movies answers the question Saturday night with a