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Warren Miller's 2016 film, 'Here, There & Everywhere,' has a double showing in Fort Collins this November, and you could score some free lift tickets by attending.

You get: One line of dialogue, one character and prop, and 48 hours to make a film with your team based on what you're given. Sounds fun, right?

'If you have beer, they will come.' OK, that's not the line from Field of Dreams, one of the films you can see at New Belgium, but it's still true in Fort Collins.

Steffan Tubbs is the Executive Producer of ACRONYM, a new 94-minute documentary that takes an in-depth and personal look at those who are living with PTSD.

No, it's not on October 21. This Back to the Future party is happening on August 14 at Totally 80's Pizza on College Avenue. Sounds like 1.21 jigawatts of rad.

Remember the Denver motel owner who spied on people doin' it? Sam Mendes, Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks are backing the tell-all film, 'The Voyeur's Motel.'

The Holiday Twin Drive-In will be opening this weekend, but could it be the last time? If it's in danger, why would you fight for it? Tell us your stories!

So are you like me where you would love to have plans to hit up Northern Colorado tonight with your significant other, but the babysitter plans ended up changing? Well I'm here to help with some romantic movies that you and your significant other can watch tonight after the kids go to bed to end the day on a high note...

So even though I consider myself to be an 90's child, I fell in love with movies from the 80's at a young age. Think about some of the great movies from that decade, and the ones that when you look back on them they were a little weird. How about some of these 80's classics...

In Colorado, there is definitely no shortage of ski and snowboard enthusiasts. With winter right around the corner, and the mountains gearing up for opening day, why not get prepared yourself by going out to the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins on November 7, to watch Warren Miller’s newest cinematic adventure, "No Turning Back."

Even with films like 'Scream,' 'Behind the Mask' and 'The Cabin in the Woods' exposing horror's biggest tricks for all to see, horror films continue using them like proven liars yet again asking for trust. These horror cliches have relaxed over time, but we'll probably never get rid of them completely since they're largely what make most horror films possible...