This week marks the beginning of a new series: I’m watching four significant movies from 1967 that I’ve somehow managed to never see before!‍ ‍First up: the foundational Mike Nichols classic THE GRADUATE, an immaculately constructed film that still manages to capture the open-endedness and disillusionment that comes with post-grad, early-twenties life.

Today, in honor of Academy Awards night, let’s dig through the first fifty years of Oscar openings. Jack Lemmon! Jerry Lewis! Frank Sinatra! Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas! Bob Hope! Lots and lots of Bob Hope! They’re all here, hoping to kick things off with a bang.

It’s been thirty years and the SCREAM franchise has proven as unkillable as Ghostface himself. With the recently-released seventh installment making more money than ever, it’s worth taking a look back at how the franchise has evolved (and de-evolved) over the years. It’s time to dig into the SCREAM series!

Today, a quick bonus article about a double feature that plays in our household every Valentine’s Day! Two colorful 90s classics with great soundtracks that prove, despite their individual edges, to be big sappy romances at their heart. Let’s break down CLUELESS and THE WEDDING SINGER!

The Super Bowl is next week! As part of your game-day preparations, take a stroll with me down memory lane as I break down Cartoon Network’s football parody THE BIG GAME, an annual four-hour block from the late 90s and early 00s featuring a championship match between famous cartoon rivals. Tom and Jerry! Sylvester and Tweety! Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner! Bugs and Daffy! The gang’s all here!

This Christmas Eve, my present to you is this hypothetical 24-hour holiday programming block, designed to ensure you have something great to have on the TV during the big day tomorrow. Laughs! Tears! Horror! Confusion! This schedule has it all! Merry Christmas!