A Mountain State native is set to return for the red-carpet, big-screen premiere of her life story at a Beckley theater. Tonight, Marquee Cinemas at Beckley Galleria will offer a hometown premiere of ...

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WHEELING, W.Va. – Moviegoers who love surprises have a new reason to head to The Highlands: Marquee Cinemas is launching a Mystery Movie Night. Once a month, the theater will offer a one-night-only ...

Last year, exhibitors cured the box-office anemia of 20th Century-Fox’s A Ticket to Tomahawk by changing the title to The Sheriff’s Daughter. Last week, despite good reviews, the same studio’s U.S.S.

Due to an overwhelming amount of support, a locally produced movie that premiered at Marquee Cinemas in December has been given a second shot on the big screen. “Sacred,” a film directed by Brigham ...

In its unending search for titles that will make good reading on theater marquees, Hollywood is still hard to satisfy. Among the latest title changes: Where Men Are Men to Fancy Pants; A Mother for ...

The Marque Cinemas at the Pinnacle in Bristol, Tennessee, is celebrating the holidays early with the release of “Red One.” “Red One is a Christmas action movie where Santa has been kidnapped and his ...

After spending five years in Los Angeles, a Huntington native is bringing his skills in the film industry back to the area with a feature that rings true to his home state. Joshua Taylor, a 2007 ...

The ribbon cutting of the Scranton Art Haus Cinema and Social Club on Friday had all three during the event that kicked off a weekend of grand-opening festivities. A crowd who attended included local ...

This week, with Wisconsin experiencing its first-ever February tornado and Lady Liberty marooned on land due to melting ice, is a poignant and direct reminder of the effects of climate change. The ...

Barbenheimer, back-to-back screenings of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” shook the film industry to its core, surpassing expectations and breaking records. About five months later, almost 1,000 people ...