Free 1960s movies, cartoons and shorts

25 titles on the air now, made between 1960 and 1969 - about 15 hours of viewing in all. 6 are feature-length (40 minutes or more) and 19 are shorts.

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Every title from the 1960s that is on the air at Starlite TV right now, across all of our channels, sorted by year. Films from this decade are on Starlite TV because they are U.S. government works, were published without a valid notice, or their copyrights were never renewed; each title page shows the evidence.

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Where to start

Prime-time headliners and titles with full background guides.

• The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) 73 min · Graveyard Shift
  Roger Corman was famous for making films fast and cheap, and The Little Shop of Horrors may be his most famous example.
• Night of the Living Dead (1968) 95 min · Graveyard Shift
  Night of the Living Dead was made by a group of friends in and around Pittsburgh who had been producing TV commercials and industrial films through their company, The Latent Image. George A. Romero, John Russo and Russell Streiner decided a horror movie was the most realistic way to break into features.
• The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962) 82 min · Rocket Age
• The Eagle Has Landed: The Flight of Apollo 11 (1969) 29 min · Doc Vault, Space Live
• Friendship 7 (1962) 58 min · Rocket Age, Space Live
• Project Mercury: Freedom 7 (1961) 28 min · Rocket Age, Space Live