Movies

Picture this: a classic love story revisited, set against the backdrop of suburban 1950s Connecticut. It's more than just a film; it's a local connection.

Imagine wandering through charming Connecticut neighborhoods where thrillers like 'The Stepford Wives' came to life, revealing secrets beneath the surface of suburban bliss.

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Some were directly inspired by real places here in the Nutmeg State, others are set against our familiar backdrop, and a few just capture that unmistakable Connecticut feel we know and love. Put these 8 Bingeworthy Shows Belong on Your Watchlist

Pass the tissues.

Imagine the King of Horror covering his eyes.

Eventually, another movie will top Star Wars: The Force Awakens and end the incredible run that has transformed it into the highest grossing movie in the history of the American box office. That movie was almost The Revenant. This is no failure, though. The combined powers of Leonardo DiCaprio, stories of a harrowing shoot, and a strong marketing campaign actually gave this movie a fighting chance against a genuine cultural sensation. It may have only hit number two on the top 10, but this is a huge victory for a difficult movie.

This question is easy for me because there are so many...but "Old School" springs to mind right away.