Many of the best sci-fi movies of the 1950s were inspired by books. Some classic novels were reinterpreted to address the Cold War and the Space Race.

Enter “The Meg,” which certainly isn’t better, but which evokes the same simple-minded charms as the monster movies of the 1950s, where human meddling with nature had a way of unleashing ...

From now until May, the American Film Institute is featuring “Fabulous 50s,” a series about American movies from the 1950s. There are great films featured, including classics such as Ben-Hur ...

The 1950s were a pivotal decade for classic movies, marked by the release of iconic titles such as The Searchers, All About Eve, and Some Like It Hot, which ultimately defined the later years of ...

The fourth season was set during the 1950s, starring, among others, Chris Rock and Jason Schwartzman. Now, it’s the worst of the show's four seasons, but it still has its positive points.

The dramatic, weird monochrome imagery of 1950s science fiction movies comes to life in the work of Alberto Mena, who photographs scenes from the movies off his television screen, and then ...

What are the best 50s sci-fi movies? During what is widely considered as the atomic age of science and technology, it's no surprise that the 1950s was also responsible for some of the finest ...

The 1950s are considered the “Golden Age” of science fiction cinema, and that’s not just hyperbole. By many accounts, more than 200 sci-fi movies were released during that decade.

If you listen to the Left, the 1950s were a decade of boring conformity (the poet Robert Lowell referred to it as “the tranquilized Fifties”) — and the movies of that era, one is told, were ...

9. The Night Of The Hunter The Film: Having already conquered stage and screen as an actor, Charles Laughton chose the 1950s as the time to helm his directorial debut.