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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | American Movie Classics, or AMC, is an American cable TV Networks that was established in 1984, originally as a movie channel. Most of the movies it showed in its first twenty years came from the Golden Age of Hollywood and the years immediately after, such as Marx Brothers comedies and film noirs. Starting in 1993, it began running the annual Film Preservation Festival, a multi-day marathon of rare, restored films that were previously lost, in order to raise money for film preservation. In 1997, AMC also started running Monsterfest, a weeklong marathon of Horror movies that ran before Halloween; this was replaced in 2008 with Fearfest. |
