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From Back to the Future to Ferris Bueller's Day Off and everything in between, these are the best '80 movies streaming.

You've seen the movie, now here's where else you've seen the cast...

A Christmas Story is watched annually by families, but it turns out that one beloved sequence actually made poor Ralphie sick.

These folks would run any holiday real quick.

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A Christmas Story is a classic. Its sequel is as well, but for wildly different reasons.

Was the musical twist on the Christmas classic film a success?

Now that it's December, it is only a matter of time before TV stations across the nation begin special holiday airings of A Christmas Story.

Fox is at it again. The network hopped on the live musical bandwagon with Grease: Live in January 2016, and they plan to keep things going with A Christmas Story: Live this December. Casting information for the special is finally starting to trickle in, so look inside to see who we can expect to hit the stage in a few months.

November is here. There's a chill in the air and we've turned our clocks back one hour, so you know what that means: holiday movie season is finally upon us! Inside you'll find information on when you can hunker down to watch all the holiday movies television has to offer this year. So, grab some hot cocoa and your favorite blanket and prepare to binge your butt off!

A Christmas Story is one of the most iconic holiday movies of all time, and Fox is bringing a musical version to the small screen. Check out the young actor who landed the lead role of Ralphie!

Want to relive your favorite moments from A Christmas Story in the house that it all took place in? You'll now have your shot, as the legendary residence is now being rented to the public. Find out how you can land these accommodations inside.

It’s Christmas time. Christmas is a time for traditions and movies have become a bigger and bigger part of those traditions over the years. One of the most popular Christmas movies is A Christmas Story.

Ice Cube has paired up with his Ride Along and Barbershop director once again for a new version of Dickens' iconic Christmas story.

We’ve all been there. The apartment is great. The landlord is great. There’s a gym inside the building. The neighborhood is walkable. Everything is perfect, except for the people who live next door. You hope. You pray they’ll see fit to move out, but after months and months of silently begging, you have to pick a lane. Either you can suck it up and deal with it or raise the white flag and move.

When it comes to the holiday spirit, it’s all well and good until it’s not, meaning: sometimes you need a break from your family! Or in the very least, some sort of inanimate object you can all gather ‘round and stare at in silence while the heady goodness that is a Christmas morning food coma sets in. And while the Yule Log is all well and good for some, it is but one option in a sea of many, and doesn't necessarily work for everyone. But fear not, for the answer to your "what to watch on Christmas Day" quandary is here!

For the seasoned holiday celebrator, there are many vital Christmas lessons that will eventually be learned over the years. Like not to wait until Christmas Eve to do your shopping, remember to keep the tree watered and if you have a cat, put the shiniest and most delicate ornaments out of paw's reach, if possible. Also avoid tinsel. If you have a cat, you know why. As it happens, movies are also chock full of learning lessons, especially Christmas movies...

“You’ll shoot your eye out!” The phrase has become a part of holiday history and those who don’t immediately picture the creepiest Santa ever on top of a hill and a black boot to the forehead are few and far between. A Christmas Story has reached the annals of holiday movie classics, and TV Guide Network is taking fans behind the scenes and bringing the cast back together in a new special tonight.

The history of movies is filled with hundreds of father-son relationships that are loveably stupid and borderline reckless, and audiences have never had a problem laughing their asses off over the goofiness. Even as people have gotten bizarrely obsessed with preventing any harm from befalling their own children, we've never lost our willingness to giggle at dads giving the kids pizza for breakfast.

It's way too early to start watching Christmas movies in general, but I'm not sure it will ever be the right time to watch the trailer for A Christmas Story 2, the "official sequel" to the Bob Clark classic that, it might not surprise you, has gone directly to a DVD and Blu-Ray release, coming October 30