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It was a Night at the Movies on Dancing With the Stars, and fans were in for a real treat!

We had our popcorn popped and ready for Terrell Owens' piece with Cheryl Burke, and our eyes were glued to the screen for Lindsey Stirling's chilling sci-fi routine with Mark Ballas. From top to bottom of the show, there were plenty of highlights and memorable moments from week six, which featured guest judge Shania Twain.

Unfortunately, fans also had to say goodbye to one more pair this season. Nick Lachey and Peta Murgatroyd were the fifth couple to go home following a great run in the competition.

From the most technical lifts to the performances that made us jump out of our seats, Et's breaking down all the best choreography moments from week six of the competition.

More: 'Dancing With the Stars' Oozes Hollywood Glamour on Movie Night -- See Who Went Home!

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Dancing with the Stars celebrated the classic “A Night at the Movies” evening for the seventh episode of season 25. Dancing With The Stars Recap Shania Twain is the special guest this week, and the routines and costumes are really fun. Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev are the first couple to hit the stage, and they do […]

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It’s all too appropriate that Monday’s episode of Dancing With the Stars was dubbed “A Night At the Movies,” because the two-hour broadcast contained some seriously cinematic plot twists.

A couple that earned its first pair of 10s just last Monday was knocked back down into seven-and-eight territory. Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli were both compelled to take their “six” paddles (!) out of storage for one particularly bad routine. And, after reigning for the past two weeks as the duo to beat, Jordan and Lindsay were bested in the scoring department by another couple.

And, of course, the...

Lights, camera…it's A Night at the Movies night! Dancing With the Stars took inspiration from the big screen for its show on Monday night, with the remaining couples performing songs to convey a specific movie genre. And guess who turned up as a guest judge? Shania Twain...who has never been in a movie, but whatever! She's got an album to promote and who doesn't love Shania?! Sadly, it wasn't a Hollywood ending for one couple, as Nick Lachey and Peta Murgatroyd, Terrell Owens and Cheryl Burke, and Victoria Arlen and Val Chmerkovskiy (For real?!),found themselves in jeopardy. And the couple to leave the competition? Nick and Peta. "I enjoyed it," the 98 Degrees...

It's week six of Dancing With the Stars!

As the nine remaining contestants and their pro partners take the stage on Monday, they'll be dancing to routines inspired by various film genres.

It's A Night at the Movies, and Et's breaking down everything we can expect to see in the ballroom!

Drew Scott is taking over Et's Instagram! 

Before the show kicks off, the Property Brothers star will be sharing behind-the-scenes pics and videos on Et's Instagram Stories. Make sure you're following us so you don't miss out on all the action!

Who's on top of the leaderboard?

1. Jordan Fisher & Lindsay Arnold: 30/30

2. Frankie Muniz & Witney Carson: 29/30

3. Lindsey Stirling & Mark Ballas: 28/30

Watch: Sasha Pieterse Opens Up About Shocking 'DWTS' Elimination: 'I'm Just Really Bummed' (Exclusive)

Who's in danger of elimination?

Nick Lachey & Peta Murgatroyd received the lowest score from the judges last week, 22/30, followed closely behind by Vanessa Lachey & Maksim Chmerkovskiy, who scored a total...

As expected, Dancing With the Stars' "A Night at the Movies" theme brought pure entertainment to the ballroom on Monday!

La La Land choreographer Mandy Moore joined Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli on the judges' panel, helping Normani Kordei and Val Chmerkovskiy receive their first perfect score of the season for their fiery Argentine tango.

From Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater's gothic goodness, to Bonner Bolton and Sharna Burgess' old western party, Et's breaking down the best moves from week seven of the dance competition show, which also included a Dance-Off challenge and a double elimination!

Watch: 'DWTS': Two Stars Sent Home in Surprising Double Elimination After Epic Night of Movie-Inspired Dances

Normani Kordei & Val Chmerkovskiy - Argentine Tango, "Quizàs, Quizàs, Quizàs" by Andrea Bocelli featuring Jennifer Lopez

Movie genre: Foreign

Dance highlight: #TeamValmani came to win this week! The sassy routine was strong from beginning to end, with surprises...

Nancy Kerrigan received nines from the four judges on Dancing With the Stars during "A Night at the Movies," but the nearly perfect score wasn't enough to save her and partner Artem Chigvintsev. The duo were sent home in a double elimination with Nick Viall and Peta Murgatroyd as the competition reaches the homestretch. Despite the shock, Nancy said she's taking a lot away from the series. "Oh, a lot of friendships. It's been an incredible experience to be part of," she told E! News after she was eliminated. "The cast, the crew—everybody is amazing hard workers and so talented. It's just an incredible experience for me." Artem said it was a "very sad moment...

After seven weeks of intensive rehearsals and dedicated effort, Nick Viall was eliminated from Dancing With the Stars on Monday after delivering one of his best performances of the season.

The former Bachelor and his pro partner, Peta Murgatroyd, earned one of their highest scores during the DWTS A Night At the Movies Week, with an Argentine tango set to David Guetta's "Dangerous." However, the night also ended with the season's first double elimination, and Viall found himself going home along with Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan.

Watch: 'DWTS': Two Stars Sent Home in Surprising Double Elimination After Epic Night of Movie-Inspired Dances

Viall and Murgatroyd spoke with Et's Cameron Mathison and special correspondent Bindi Irwin -- who won the DWTS Mirror Ball Trophy in Season 21 -- and the reality star opened up about what he enjoyed the most about his time on the show.

"It's just fun to get out of your comfort zone and...

*Caution: Spoilers Ahead!* Monday’s “Dancing With the Stars” celebrated show business with its fun A Night at the Movies week, where each couple based their solo dances on film genres. However, in the spirit of Hollywood drama, this week also saw the season’s first double elimination, meaning two stars and their pro-partners were sent packing. […]...

*Caution: Spoilers Ahead!*

Monday's Dancing With the Stars celebrated show business with its fun A Night at the Movies week, where each couple based their solo dances on film genres. However, in the spirit of Hollywood drama, this week also saw the season's first double elimination, meaning two stars and their pro-partners were sent packing.

After all the routines had been danced and all the scores and votes weighed and measured, three couples found themselves in jeopardy: David Ross and Lindsay Arnold, Nick Viall and Peta Murgatroyd, as well as Nancy Kerrigan and Artem Chigvintsev.

Surprisingly, Ross and Arnold were spared from getting the axe, meaning Viall and Kerrigan were cut from the competition. For Viall, the elimination was a long time coming, as he had often expressed his surprise at not getting sent home earlier.

However, Kerrigan's elimination was somewhat surprising, considering her record of solid performances week after week. She was at...

The competition is getting even fiercer than it was before on Dancing with the Stars.

On Monday’s live show of the reality dancing competition series, not one, but two contestants were sent home in a double elimination.

For the first half of the show, the seven remaining contestants competed against one another for immunity with each of their first dances, which were choreographed to week seven’s theme of “A Night at the Movies.”

Although it looked like Simone Biles or Rashad Jennings could win immunity (judges awarded each of them a 37/40 for their respective numbers), the best of...

Week 7 of Dancing With the Stars is here, and it will feature a double elimination!

We're only four weeks away from the finale, and who will take home that mirror ball trophy is still up in the air. The bar has been set high, and the seven remaining couples are really going to have to step up their game in the ballroom in order to stay in the competition.

Et breaks down everything you need to know ahead of Monday's show, themed "A Night at the Movies."

Who's on top of the leaderboard?

1. Normani Kordei & Val Chmerkovskiy: 38/40

2. Rashad Jennings & Emma Slater: 37/40

3. Simone Biles & Sasha Farber: 35/40

Who's in danger of elimination?

After last week's shocking elimination (Heather Morris and Maksim Chmerkovskiy were sent home following a perfect score for their tango), it's hard to say what will happen, and proves the importance of voting! But based on scores, we're guessing...

Week after week, Rashad Jennings is surprising himself on Dancing With the Stars.

Et caught up with the NFL star and his pro partner, Emma Slater, at one of their rehearsals for the dance competition show in Hollywood, California, on Thursday, where he opened up about his expectations for #TeamShadSquad, his incredible journey thus far and the new fans who've been swooning over him ever since he stepped foot in the ballroom.

Watch: 'Dancing With the Stars' Week 6 Dance Recap: Best Lifts, Kicks, Tricks and Flips!

"I just came in excited for the show, excited for the journey, excited to learn how to dance," the 32-year-old free agent, who picks up a new hobby each off-season, admitted to Et's Denny Directo. "I have never ballroom danced before. Every single Tuesday [when we learn a new dance] is like banging my head on the wall. I don't know what I am doing, and just, like, throwing myself...

The competition on Dancing With the Stars is heating up!

The contestants on the current 24th season of the popular dance competition show are stronger than ever this year, and although there were a few frontrunners right out of the gate, there have been a few stars who've surprised us week after week and have drastically climbed the leaderboard. As the remaining seven couples gear up for their seventh week in the ballroom next Monday, Et's breaking down exactly what it takes to impress each individual judge, in hopes of getting one step closer to taking home the coveted mirror ball trophy.

Watch: Normani Kordei & Val Chmerkovskiy on Shocking 'DWTS' Elimination & Missing the Perfect Score Again

Strategy #1: Know what the judges want.

Dance pro Sharna Burgess, who is paired with professional bull rider Bonner Bolton this season, recently stopped by Et's Los Angeles studio for a Facebook Live interview, where she revealed...

A night at the movies is a great time for everybody. You get to get out of the house, hang out in dark room and stuff your face with the saltiest food this side of the Mississippi. And now that whole stuffing-your-face thing is about to get even better. The Hollywood Reporter just spent some time at CinemaCon, the annual convention for movie theater owners, where vendors from all over the country were displaying new sweets and snacks. And they brought some great news about movie theater food offerings. We give you two words: Oreo churros. We'll let that sink in for a second. They're exactly how they sound—real Oreo cookies formed into a churro, and served with a cream dipping sauce. They'll be...

A night at the movies didn't turn out well for one man, who was maced at a Tcl Chinese 6 screening in Hollywood. The man was at an American Film Institute screening of Mr. Turner when he asked a woman to stop using her cell phone, an eyewitness told Mashable. After asking several times, he tapped the woman on her shoulder. The woman had a violent reaction to the shoulder tapping, and  stood up, turned on her phone's flashlight app, screamed at the man and threatened to call the police.  See more Hollywood's 100 Favorite Films People asked her to turn off the phone, but

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The second annual Beyond Fest is coming back to Los Angeles' Egyptian Theatre (6712 Hollywood Boulevard) and will be running from September 25 through October 4, 2014. Tickets are available through Fandango Now.

From the Press Release

Dedicated to delivering the elite in horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and badass cinema, this year’s Beyond Fest programming reflects a globally diverse and eclectic mix of premieres, rare repertory screenings, and special events, all of which are anchored in bringing firsts to the community of genre fans in Los Angeles.

Beyond Fest has also partnered with Robert Rodriguez’s El Rey Network as its presenting sponsor, a partnership that will make much of the festival’s programming free to creative makers and film fans alike.

“The response was so great last year that we knew we had to bring Beyond Fest back, so much so that we immediately started planning this installment,” said Christian Parkes, co-founder of Beyond Fest.

Beyond Fest returns with a vengeance in Los Angeles later this month, giving genre fans a lineup to look forward to. An eclectic mix of films both old and new are on the menu, with a screening of the Halloween 4k re-master highlighting the events. Halloween fans will also be treated to the first-ever combined appearance by John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis to discuss their horror classic.

Los Angeles – September 4, 2014 - “Beyond Fest and the American Cinematheque announced today that they are partnering for the return of the sophomore festival, Beyond Fest, featuring the best in world genre programming, September 25th – October 4th, 2014 at the Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Boulevard. Tickets will be available through Fandango today.

Dedicated to delivering the elite in horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and badass cinema, this year’s Beyond Fest programming reflects a globally diverse and eclectic mix of premieres, rare repertory screenings, and special events,...

The Total Film Screening Club gives you the chance to see a movie, for free, before it hits cinemas. For a chance of coming along to one of our advance previews, sign up to the Total Film newsletter, and look out for the codes that give you the chance to score tickets to one the screenings taking place at locations across the UK. A night at the movies for you and a friend, on us! What are you waiting for? This month’s film is Chef, a comedy drama that our critic's calling 'cinematic comfort food'. For more details on the screening,...

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Here's your chance to win tickets to Classic FM’s A Night At The Movies, with Sky Movies. Classic FM's 'A Night at the Movies with Sky Movies' is back by popular demand, taking place at Central Hall, Westminster, London on Saturday 22 March 2014, and you could be attending courtesy of Sky Movies. Last year's celebration of music and movies was enjoyed by winners from all over the UK, and as you can see from our event gallery it was a huge success.

The Total Film Screening Club gives you the chance to see a movie, for free, before it hits cinemas. For a chance of coming along to one of our advance previews, sign up to the Total Film newsletter, and look out for the codes that give you the chance to score tickets to one the screenings taking place at locations across the UK. A night at the movies for you and a friend, on us! What are you waiting for? This month’s film is Only Lovers Left Alive, a darkly-funny vampire drama, starring Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston. For more...

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The Total Film Screening Club gives you the chance to see a movie, for free, before it hits cinemas. For a chance of coming along to one of our advance previews, sign up to the Total Film newsletter, and look out for the codes that give you the chance to score tickets to one the screenings taking place at locations across the UK. A night at the movies for you and a friend, on us! What are you waiting for? This month’s film is The Book Thief, a hard-hitting war drama, starring Sophie Nélisse, Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson. For more...

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by Ryan Rigley

With the trailer for the highly-anticipated "Amazing Spider-Man" sequel now officially attached to "Thor: The Dark World," Spidey fans all across the country have been making their own trailers in preparation for the actual thing. On that same note, last week, screenwriter Alex Kurtzman sat down with iamROGUE and talked briefly about the unanswered questions raised by "The Amazing Spider-Man" and how the sequel addresses them.

"It's interesting because the first movie asks all these questions and what I loved about it in so many ways is that it didn't answer them," explains Kurtzman. "The villains emerge from a lot of the unanswered questions at the end of that movie and none of them are random at all." Sounds like we've got a lot to be excited for in the "Amazing" sequel. While on the subject of Spider-Man, we thought it best to take a look back...

The top stories of the week from Toh! Awards: Oscar Talk Season Five Episode One: "Lee Daniels' The Butler"Box Office:2013 Summer Box Office On Track to Be Best Ever, Even Amid Flops and Forewarned ImplosionUniversal Clocks Biggest Year Ever at International Box OfficeFeatures:"Chennai Express" Breaks Bollywood Opening Weekend Box Office Record, Why World's Biggest Movie Star is Shah Rukh KhanFestivals:Immersed in Movies: Disney's Mini Comic-Con D23 Showcases Marvel, "Maleficent," "Cinderella" and Oscar Contenders "Frozen" and "Saving Mr. Banks," But No "Star Wars"Telluride to Celebrate Historic Sheridan Opera House's 100th Anniversary with "A Night at the Movies: 1913"Toronto Announces 75 New Titles, Includes Miyazaki's "The Wind Rises," Durkin's "Southcliffe," Gibney's "Armstrong Lie" and MoreInterviews:Director Zachary Heinzerling Talks the Troubled Marriage of Two Artists in His New Doc "Cutie and the Boxer"Immersed in Movies: Production Designer Galvin Talks Recreating the White...

By Amelia Mularz

"Dahling, don't forget the opera glasses, and do put on a tie. If we're going to watch Will Smith battle zombie ex-presidents for control of the White House, we need to look quite fetching."

This is the future, according to George Lucas. No, not a zombie apocalypse led by Herbert Hoover and Richard Nixon (though we'd love to see what that'd look like), but a future where going to the movies will be comparable to going to the opera or a Broadway show. It's a dark, dark future where a ticket to the big summer blockbuster could cost you $50, $100, maybe even $150.

Says who? Says George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, that's who. During a panel discussion at USC's School for Cinematic Arts earlier this week, both filmmakers predicted a meltdown in the movie industry...an Implosion even. They say the trend toward big budget flicks like "Iron Man" will eventually squeeze out smaller,...

Richard D. Zanuck, who unfortunately passed away last July, was one of the highest ranking producers in Hollywood. The man’s career started with Compulsion, and his greatest hits include Cocoon, Driving Miss Daisy, Planet Of The Apes, The French Connection, The Sound Of Music and Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland.

On May 8th, Turner Classic Movies is dedicating a night to Richard D. Zanuck, with the premiere of a new documentary entitled Don’T Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story Of Richard D. Zanuck. The documentary premieres at 8 Pm, with an encore at 11:30 Pm. TCM is making it a Zanuck night, with Driving Miss Daisy at 9:45 Pm, Cocoon at 1:15 Am, Compulsion at 3:30 Am.

The film is written, produced and directed by Laurent Bouzereau (A Night At The Movies) and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank and Amblin Television.

This month, Turner Classic Movies is putting a spotlight on politically themed films. A mere coincidence as the presidential election season reaches its peak? Not a chance.

In the TCM special "A Night at the Movies: Hollywood Goes to Washington," debuting Friday (Oct. 5), writer-producer-director Laurent Bouzereau -- whose documentaries about the making of films appear on the home-video releases of many classics, from "Lawrence of Arabia" to "Jaws" -- compiles scenes from numerous movies with political bents, from James Stewart in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" to Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman in "All the President's Men."

"It's not so much to make a statement, but to really tie in with the political season, absolutely," Bouzereau confirms to Zap2it of the program's timing. "Some of the people I've interviewed say, 'Everything is political.' Costa-Gavras, the great director of movies like 'Z' and 'State of Siege,'...

Tune in alert for TCM's Special A Night At The Movies with Oliver Stone, Rob Reiner, James Cromwell and James Carville among the participants in TCM's Hollywood Goes to Washington. Documentary Special Part of Month-Long Exploration of Politics in the Movies, With Co-Host Appearance by CNN.s Wolf Blitzer. As Americans prepare to head the polls, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will explore how Hollywood has portrayed the democratic process with the all-new documentary special A Night at the Movies: Hollywood Goes to Washington. Produced by Amblin Television and award-winning filmmaker and author Laurent Bouzereau, the one-hour special will premiere Friday, Oct. 5, at 8 p.m. (Et) as part of a month-long film series entitled American Politics on Film. From TCM...

As the nation prepares for the upcoming election, TCM rolls out a month-long program of classic films on politics, as well as the newly produced one-hour special "A Night at the Movies: Hollywood Goes to Washington," featuring interviewees Oliver Stone, Rob Reiner and many more talking about the treatment of politics in cinema, and examining films on political campaigns and (close to Stone's heart) conspiracies. The special premieres on Friday, October 5 at 8pm Eastern time. The series programming includes two Frank Capra classics, "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" and "Meet John Doe," starring Jimmy Stewart and Gary Cooper respectively, and, of course, Alan J. Pakula's paranoid masterpiece and politics-journalism hybrid "All the President's Men." A few notable films are missing from the list, including John Frankenheimer's "The Manchurian Candidate" and, oddly, Stone's "JFK." Toh-ers, as...

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At Ben’s, at last. The woman, the doll, and the painting above them—framed by the green (velvet?) curtains—telegraph Frank’s entrance. They are a tightly composed grouping in an open frame, whose curtains anticipate the vaudeville show which is about to unfold, complete with Ben’s lip-synched performance of “In Dreams,” some stock violence, and a running gag that features Jeffrey as the butt of a joke he does not understand.

Ben’s apartment is an anarchy of crossed signals and mental jump cuts. The year after Blue Velvet’s release, Robert Coover’s story collection A Night at the Movies, or, You Must Remember This was published. It includes a story, “Lap Dissolves,” that uses the idea of cinematic transitions as an organizing principle at the sentence level, and begins:

She clings to the edge of the cliff, her feet kicking in the wind,...

Db (Ted Danson) arrives and takes over the Cs. Catherine (Marg Helgenberger) it appears had another axe to grind with her heavy handedness and has she taken a leaf out of Stella's book when it comes to treating suspects in such a hostile way. He was a paedophile - yes - but there was an easy solution to that if the parents of Fiona had taken care of their daughter and reported him. Then she changed her tune when she needed the same suspect, John Lee's (James Harvy Ward) help in identifying the other suspects who came and went at the house. Brass (Paul Guilfoyle) also showing the Vegas brass (!) can be as humiliating and cold as the CSI:ny lot used to be. They've come a long way as far as the treatment of suspects harshly is concerned but the Vegas team appear to have gone back to the older NY ways,...

Chaos at the precinct and Castle (Nathan Fillion) comments the "full moon brings out all the crazies." They've got "madness, mayhem now all they need is" murder. Which they get. A husband finds his wife, Ashley's body at the office. Castle again mentions those science shows, where they can build a bird's eye view of what the fish saw from the tank. Lanie (Tamala Jones) wears a dress which opens Castle's eyes and he can't stop staring and it ain't at the dress either. There are words written on the Vic's face and Castle also adds the killer didn't have any sense of grammar. That "who or whom would be tougher to use" but not 'your' and you're'. The killer also murdered the English language. Jason (Brennan Elliott) claims to be at a game and Esposito (Jon Huertas) and Ryan (Seamus Dever) have another murder to deal with. Ryan...

It’s more than an hour ‘til show time and the ticketholder tent outside the 1,270-seat Eccles Theatre, the Grand Théâtre Lumière of Sundance, is bursting at the seams for Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s hitRECord: A Night at the Movies. Thus, the less punctual attendees are forced to brave the heavy snow and form a long line wrapping around the theatre. Judging by the high volume of beanies, as well as girls dragging their boyfriends around like disgruntled parents, the crowd is skewing very young—save a handful of older men who look like Julian Schnabel.

This month on TCM, a Christmas special featuring some of your favorite people, including Our Fearless Leader.

Take heed, holiday hellions. Throughout the rest of December, TCM (our favorite channel) will be airing an hour-long look at Christmas movies. The special includes a lot of personal and behind-the-scenes stories from a variety fo Hollywood luminaries, including our very own Joe Dante. (Also, Chevy Chase!) Graphical Genius Charlie heartily recommends catching this next time it airs.

Sayeth TCM:

A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas (2011) is a tinsel-filled journey through the most iconic holiday films of all time, including perennial favorites It’s A Wonderful Life (1946) and Miracle on 34th Street (1947). The special will look at variations within the genre, such as holiday romances, family movies and even thrillers. A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas will feature behind-the-scenes stories and personal Hollywood Christmas memories from the likes of Chevy Chase,...

Happy Early Halloween: Turner Classic Movies launches a month-long series of Monday night horror marathons with the special A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King (8/7c), an enjoyable survey of the genre by one who knows. "Terror is something that lives in the head whereas the reaction we have to horror is ... visceral," the prolific author explains during a discussion of The Exorcist, one of many seminal movies featured here, including the original Cat People, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Night of the Living Dead and, of course, Halloween. Bela Lugosi's Dracula, however, never impressed the King: "To me, he looked like some kind of wacked-out concert pianist." Tonight's lineup of spooky classics includes the original 1931 Frankenstein and the notorious Freaks, plus in the wee hours the silent masterpieces Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu and Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera.

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TCM is airing "A Night at the Movies: Horror" with Stephen King on Monday, October 3rd, which features King talking about the genre of horror films from early days to the present day, including some of his own. In addition, the network is showing seven classic horror films in conjunction with the show.

TCM’s "A Night at the Movies" specials are written, produced and directed by Laurent Bouzereau, an award-winning filmmaker and author. Bouzereau has created many documentaries on the making of films by some of the world’s most acclaimed filmmakers, including Peter Bogdanovich, Brian De Palma, William Friedkin, Alfred Hitchcock, David Lean, George Lucas, Roman Polanski, Steven Spielberg and many others. His most recent books include The Art of Bond and Alfred Hitchcock: Piece by Piece.

Here are a few of King's quotes from "A Night at the Movies: Horror":

"The horror genre is an extremely delicate thing.

Our favorite time of the year, Halloween time is only about 6 weeks away!

Seems hard to believe doesn’t it? That don’t make it any less true and to prove it is so Turner Classic Movies today sent out word about their Oct. line up of classic horror films and it’s a keeper.

Kicking the whole thing off will be a brand new documentary titled The Horrors Of Stephen King. Here’s what they say it’s all about:

In A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King, which premieres on TCM Monday, Oct. 3, at 8 p.m. (Et), Stephen… More...

We can always depend on Turner Classic Movies to give us a reason to stay up late on Halloween, but this year is going to be special. TCM has commissioned a documentary called A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King from filmmaker Laurent Bouzereau, and it sounds like quite a (trick or) treat.

Bouzereau's new film will feature King talking about the horror flicks that have most influenced him and his writing. TCM promises the best-selling master of horror will take us on "a journey through many aspects of the horror genre, including vampires, zombies, demons and ghosts."

Among the movies that King will cover are acknowledged classics including Cat People, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Night of the Living Dead and Halloween — and, yes, he'll be discussing the original versions. (It's sad that I had to make that distinction, isn't it?)

Premiering on October 3, A Night at the Movies...

TCM Teams with DreamWorks Television and Filmmaker Laurent Bouzereau

on Two All-New Specials: A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King

and A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas!

Documentaries are Latest Entries in TCM.s A Night at the Movies Series

of One-Hour Genre Specials

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will celebrate Halloween and Christmas this year with two all-new specials produced by DreamWorks Television and award-winning filmmaker and author Laurent Bouzereau and presented as part of TCM.s ongoing A Night at the Movies documentary series. In October, TCM will premiere A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King, with the master storyteller himself discussing the classic horror films that influenced him the most. And in December, A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas! will take viewers on a magical journey through some of the greatest holiday films ever made.

TCM...

Cinematically-speaking, what scared Stephen King? Turner Classic Movies is going to explore this in a new doc produced by DreamWorks Television and award-winning filmmaker and author Laurent Bouzereau, a man who has been involved in a number of featurettes for King-themed special edition DVD releases like Christine . In October, TCM will premiere A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King , with the master storyteller himself discussing the classic horror films that influenced him the most. Premiering on Monday, October 3, at 8 p.m. (Et), Stephen King discusses how he discovered terror at the movies. The best-selling author and filmmaker takes viewers on a journey through many aspects of the horror genre, including vampires, zombies, demons and ghosts. He also...

Let's all take a moment to wish "Avatar" architect James Cameron a big old happy 56th birthday today. Somewhere in the midst of prepping his "Avatar" novel, exec producing Guillermo del Toro's "At the Mountains of Madness" and any number of other movie-related happenings, he's found the time to fly off to Russia's Lake Baikal -- the deepest freshwater lake in the word -- where he'll spend the day at around 900 fathoms. Unless the weather is off, in which case he will "be getting drunk with the Russian crew in the port."

I like Cameron's style.

Now I'm left wondering what the visionary filmmaker will do to top this epic freshwater birthday dive in years to come. You all know what that means, right? It's list time!

Outer Space

This one's so obvious that my dog knew it would make the list. Let's be serious: it's only a matter...

Chicago – Turner Classic Movies continues their collection of some of their greatest films in four-movie sets, three of which were recently released and distributed by Warner Brothers Home Video under the label “Turner Classic Movies: Greatest Classic Films Collection” with sub-labels of “Romance,” “Marx Brothers,” and “Sci-Fi Classics”.

Blu-Ray Rating: 4.0/5.0

The gigantic partnership that has released dozens of classic films in themed groups continues a series that serves to satisfy both serious film buffs and casual fans who may just be starting to build a library of classic films.

The latest three installments in the “Greatest Classic Films Collections” features a set timed well to Valentine’s Day and two collections of classics that never grow old.

TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Romance was released by Warner Brothers Home Video on February 2nd, 2010.

Photo credit: Warner Brothers

The “Romance” edition of the “TCM Greatest Classic Films Collections” features timeless stars like Natalie Wood,...

Here comes round no. 3 of favorite episodes. My esteemed colleagues Rick and Hanh have picked their favorites and they each took considerable time preparing their list. I laughed at that -- until I sat down to do mine and it became a four-days-long project.

Here were my personal parameters for the list: 1. Each show could only have one episode on the list. 2. I would not repeat my colleagues' choices, which was particularly hard with "Buffy" and "Veronica Mars," as my top picks have been spoken for. 3. A two-parter counts as one slot on my list. My list, my rules. 4. There was a limit of 10.

Why a limit? Because my initial list had 22 entries and I realized I was basically just listing my favorite shows and then picking good episodes. I had to be more disciplined! The 12 I took off (for a variety of reasons) became "honorable mentions" of a sort.