Hannah has been writing about horror, sci-fi, and all things nerdy since 2021. At Collider, she covers news and conducts interviews, along with contributing features that dive deep into genre ...

I remember doing the time warp in a living room. As a gay kid in the suburbs of Seattle who loved black-and-white monster movies like Bride of Frankenstein, I was drawn to The Rocky Horror Picture ...

“The Rocky Horror Show” has always been a part of Linus O’Brien’s life. “He goes, ‘I think the movie's doing quite well now,’” Linus O’Brien recalls. “I go, ‘What do you mean? I thought you said it ...

With preemptive apologies to any fellow Gen Xers reading this, Friday marked the 50th anniversary of the U.S. premiere of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” movie in Los Angeles. (I know, that one stings ...

From the stage at the Academy Museum to a fan event at The Roxy Theatre, "Rocky Horror" ruled L.A. last weekend. Not even Leonardo DiCaprio in limited VistaVision could compete with the most powerful ...

Moviegoers in Los Angeles and New York — shivering with antici … pation — already scooped up gobs of tickets for the theatrical release in September 1975. The Chicago International Film Festival ...

It was 10 p.m. at the Nuart Theatre in West Los Angeles, and Kayla Discoe-Creveling was hunting for virgins. "We have a little tradition in Rocky Horror where we mark our virgins with a big old V." A ...

Xanna Prentice lost her virginity to “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” in a small independent movie theater in Tallahassee. At 15 or 16 years old, she witnessed the raunchy and risque adaptation of the ...

There’s only one right way to pop your Rocky Horror cherry, and it isn’t curled up on your couch alone. The Rocky Horror Picture Show was never meant to be simply watched — it was meant to be lived.