TheArchive: Reviewing the Rare, Retro, and Restored

  November holds a special significance in the United States as a month dedicated not only to expressing gratitude, but also to honoring and celebrating Native American Heritage. Designated as Native American Heritage Month , this period serves as an opportunity to delve into the rich history, diverse cultures, and enduring contributions of Native American peoples. In the spirit of recognizing and commemorating Native American Heritage Month , we want to shine a spotlight on Brian McKenna's impactful show, Chiefs .  Chiefs is a six-part series that intricately explores the lives of the great leaders, warriors, and diplomats of the First Nations, whose stories form a central drama of the North American continent. Combining documentary elements with dramatic reenactments, the series vividly brings to life the power, spirit, and mystery of the First Nations while also seeking to separate myth from reality.  This compelling documentary series goes beyond the surface, addressing critic

This week, we delve into the archives of the NBC Movie of the Week to highlight a chilling thriller that captivated audiences on October 26th, 1992 – In The Deep Woods . Before we plunge into the mysterious narrative of this gripping film, let's take a moment to reflect on the enduring legacy of the NBC Monday Movie and its midweek companions, Tuesday and Wednesday Night at the Movies. We do so in honor of the 97th anniversary of the launch NBC, which on November 15th, 1926, debuted with a four hour radio broadcast from the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City. The NBC Monday Movie, a television series that graced screens every Monday night from 1963 to 1999, was originally introduced as "NBC Monday Night at the Movies." In 1965, a shift to Tuesdays led to a name change, rebranding the series as "The NBC Tuesday Night Movie." Movies of the week were HUGE on all of the major networks across the 80's and 90's. These shows weren't ju

As Veterans Day approaches, we are reminded of the debt of gratitude we owe to those who have served in the military, often facing unimaginable challenges and personal battles. It's a day to honor and recognize the sacrifices made by veterans from all walks of life, different generations, and diverse backgrounds. One powerful way to do this is by reflecting on the remarkable story of Samuel Bernstein in the film In the Shadow of Suribachi: Sammy's Story .  In the world of war movies , there are countless stories of bravery and sacrifice, but few can compare to the harrowing experience of Iwo Jima and the untold challenges faced by the young Marine, Sammy Bernstein. In the Shadow of Suribachi: Sammy's Story , directed by Joseph Conforti, is a powerful and gripping film that chronicles not only the horrors of one of the Marine Corps' bloodiest battles but also the personal battle Sammy fought against anti-Semitism within the World War II military. The movie's plot

With leaves falling and temperatures dropping...scenes of Fall are everywhere! The amazing Fall holidays, like Halloween and Thanksgiving, offer a season of pumpkins, costumes, and gratitude. Colder temperatures and this time of year also means a lot more time inside in front of your tv. With the exciting announcement of the new horror film, Thanksgiving , premiering on November 17th we'll explore another Thanksgiving-themed horror gem , Buzzard Hollow Beef , streaming on TheArchive now!  In Buzzard Hollow Beef , Jordan Vollmer looks forward to a relaxing Thanksgiving weekend with her family and her best friend Paige. As the group ventures into the small town of Buzzard Hollow, they are greeted with strange and unsavory characters, known around these parts as the Solomon family. When the Vollmers experience horrifying hallucinations, they begin to suspect that the Solomons are somehow involved. This film features Scott. C Brown as Sheriff Lloyd and is directed by Joshua Johnson