Frankenstein, The Haunting of Hill House, and Dracula are some of the classic horror books you should add to your bucket list ...
Collider on MSN
The 10 Best Monster Movies in Film History
Creature feature classics like King Kong, Godzilla, and The Mummy are all among the absolute best monster movies in the history of motion pictures.
However, despite liking them more than the average person, after being involved with films for nearly twenty years, I have a ...
Which classes are you auditing on TV this fall? You can study the history of the horror genre with the Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake and Mike Flanagan's new take on Carrie. You can dive ...
NFL Stories on MSN
NFL running backs who went from top draft picks to forgotten busts and immortal legends
This documentary breaks down the defining moments that separate running backs who faded into obscurity from those who achieved NFL immortality. High draft picks like Trent Richardson and Monty Ball ...
The Armchair Historian on MSN
Animated history traces World War II in India, China and Japan (Part 4)
The documentary uses animation to examine World War II from Indian, Chinese and Japanese perspectives. It brings together Asian historical viewpoints on the conflict. Part 4 of 5.
Somewhere between Seattle’s coffee-fueled chaos and the wild peaks of the North Cascades, there’s a tiny town that shaped one ...
The look at Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is the breakout of fall festival season, but it faces major challenges in the Best Picture or Best Documentary race. There was a fear that when A24 ...
In the “Up” series, a TV crew followed more than a dozen people over six decades of their lives. By Lauren Jackson I am the host of Believing. In 1964, a TV show interviewed 7-year-olds across Britain ...
Unknown: The longtime sanctuary of Hudson’s Black residents was the Colored Citizens Club. After 71 years, the historically unpreserved “CC Club” fell into disrepair, and on Dec. 5, 2011, the city ...
At first, Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos, ID’s new true-crime documentary, seems like a familiar look into America’s most famous female serial killer. As the first episode starts, there’s an ...
At midnight on February 26, 1960, at an hour when cities usually fall asleep, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir entered ...
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