Movies

By Signal Staff  Buzz Classic Movies features a classic mystery-thriller this week with a Saturday night showing of “The Red House,” starring Edward G. Robinson, Lon McCallister and Judith Anderson.  The 1947 film has earned an 83% “fresh” rating from the critics

By Signal Staff  Crime and melodrama come to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “Scarlet Street,” starring Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea.  The 1945 film has earned a 100% “fresh” rating

By Haika Mrema Contributing Writer   Hollywood’s biggest night concluded Sunday with director Paul Thomas Anderson’s sweeping drama “One Battle After Another” emerging as the dominant film of the 98th Academy Awards, collecting six

By Signal Staff  A film noir tale of a bank caper gone awry with betrayal comes to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “Kansas City Confidential.”  The 1952 film

A teenager (Tom Pittman) turns to a life of crime after a pretty student (Virginia Aldridge) leads to his downfall at school in the 1959 film, “High School Big Shot,” airing 8 p.m. Saturday on

By Signal Staff  Crime, drama and deadly intrigue come to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “D.O.A.”  The 1949 movie features Edmond O’Brien and Pamela Britton.  The film has earned a 88% “fresh” rating from the critics based on 25 reviews, and a 74%

By Signal Staff  Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland come to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “Santa Fe Trail,” set in the pre-Civil War era.  The 1940 movie also features a pre-presidential Ronald

By Signal Staff  Bob Hope comes to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of the 1947 romantic comedy and film noir parody, “My Favorite Brunette.”  “It’s full of gags and

By Signal Staff  Film noir of the 1940s comes to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers,” directed by Lewis Milestone and starring Barbara Stanwyck and Van