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Plenty of filmmakers probably wish they could terrorize film critics, but Joe Dante had the chance to let Leonard Maltin have it during Gremlins 2.... Read more »

A 2021 action thriller starring Liam Neeson is currently available on Netflix, and it might remind you of some of Clint Eastwood's most underrated films.... Read more »

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm has one of the best twists of any Batman film. Unfortunately, a Kenner toy openly spoiled the Phantasm's true identity.... Read more »

The Running Man utilizes former SNL cast member/writer Martin Herlihy in a small supporting role, but another SNL star has a stealthy role in the movie too.... Read more »

Michael Fassbender rightly earned an Oscar nod for his work on Steve Jobs, so it's a good thing he resisted his initial urge to quit the biographical drama.... Read more »

Sometimes an actor can completely transform a writer's words, which is precisely what happened when Michael Rooker got ahold of a scene in Peacemaker season 2.... Read more »

Christopher Reeve once revealed that a Cary Grant performance inspired him when he was trying to figure out how to play Clark Kent in Richard Donner's Superman.... Read more »

The 1990s were rough for Sylvester Stallone, culminating with this well-received but only partly successful crime drama that Sly claims nearly ended his career.... Read more »

Cameron Diaz had an unlikely breakthrough performance that turned her into a household name, but the role originally belonged to Anna Nicole Smith.... Read more »

Now You See Me: Now You Don't topped the box office in its first weekend, proving that the franchise still has some life even after a nine-year gap.... Read more »

This 2025 sci-fi film starring Elizabeth Olsen is worth streaming on Hulu, so long as you're okay watching a not-so-happy movie about an all-too-likely future.... Read more »

Paul Verhoeven sought to redesign the RoboCop suit after reading some Japanese manga, but he mostly ended up creating a huge headache for his cast and crew.... Read more »

Rian Johnson's Knives Out is one of the best murder mysteries in recent years, and there are plenty of other movies like it that you should watch now.... Read more »

Brother Day, Lee Pace's character in Foundation, frequently struts around without a shirt on. It may seem like a joke, but Pace has put real thought into it.... Read more »

Game of Thrones’ Kit Harrington recently opened up about having an intimate scene with Sophie Turner in their upcoming film. The duo played half-siblings Jon Snow and Sansa Stark on the HBO series, and will soon reappear together on-screen. During an interview, Harrington recalled an embarrassing kissing scene with Turner... Read more »

Liam walked into Salem with a criminal record on his shoulder on Days of Our Lives. Fans are wondering, however, if there is more to him than meets the eye. There is a new theory flying online that draws a clue from his last name, Selejko. It suggests that he... Read more »

Are you curious as to why a new episode of Chicago Med is not being aired this week? Numerous viewers have expressed their curiosity regarding the absence of a new episode on November 19, 2025, and the reasons behind this unforeseen delay. With no new episode scheduled for the week,... Read more »

Viewers are wondering whether there’s a Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 Episode 10 release date and time. After weeks of airing multiple episodes at a time, fans are wondering why there was only one episode this week. Viewers, who are hooked to the reality TV version of the drama, are curious to know when... Read more »

The Boston Blue Season 1 Episode 6 release date and time is on the horizon. In the previous episode, “Suffer the Children,” the story centered around the aftermath of a tragic teenage mass shooting, committed by Kyle Ferguson. Sarah Silver led the investigation and discovered that Kyle’s parents were unaware of his mental... Read more »

During a recent red carpet interview, The Devil Wears Prada star Emily Blunt reacted to the hype surrounding the teaser for the film’s sequel. The actress, who played Emily Charlton in the 2006 film, will reprise her role in The Devil Wears Prada 2. She also shared details about her... Read more »

The Nuremberg streaming release date has become a big talking point following the film’s theatrical release. James Vanderbilt wrote and directed the film, which is based on Jack El-Hai’s 2013 book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist. As of writing, the film has a 70% fresh Tomatometer score and a 96%... Read more »

Cherie Jimenez still sounds a little awestruck when she talks about how Gabi Hernandez came into her life on Days of Our Lives. She has been in Salem for one year now. However, for Jimenez, landing the role was not just another job offer—she says it felt like something that... Read more »

Landman actor Billy Bob Thornton says that the warmth between him and Angelina Jolie has lasted long after their marriage ended. In a recent interview, the actor looked back on their time together. He reminisced about their journey and called the split civilized. He said that they both handled the... Read more »

Tension has been sky-high in Port Charles lately, and General Hospital fans can’t shake the feeling that something big and possibly tragic is about to happen. The mayoral race is getting problematic, Jenz Sidwell is tightening his hold on the city, and Henry “Hank” Dalton keeps poking the bear wherever... Read more »

The Bold and the Beautiful is lining up a mix of family drama, legal heat, and a few familiar faces coming back to the spotlight. Currently, the Forrester storylines are expanding, and the Nozawa family saga is getting even deeper. Here’s a rundown of who’s arriving and who’s heading out... Read more »

Beyond the Gates fans are curious to learn who is leaving and who is joining the cast this week. With new characters come more drama, so fans can expect them to stir up situations for better or worse. Here are details on who will be on Beyond the Gates this... Read more »

Laura Dern’s mother, Diane Ladd‘s cause of death has officially been confirmed following her passing two weeks ago. She died at the age of 89 on November 3, with Dern announcing the news in an official statement. She was a three-time Academy Award Nominee for her roles in Alice Doesn’t... Read more »

A man who recently accosted Ariana Grande at Singapore’s Wicked: For Good premiere was sentenced to nine days in prison. The serial intruder, identified as 26-year-old Australian Johnson Wen, has a history of disrupting public events. He has posted videos of his interruptions on social media, where he goes by... Read more »

School has banned its students from singing songs from Kpop Demon Hunters because some are "deeply uncomfortable" with references to demons. The post Golden no more: School has banned kids from singing songs from Kpop Demon Hunters appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Warner Bros. is officially moving forward with a sequel to The Goonies, and Ke Huy Quan says he feels "quite good about it." The post Ke Huy Quan gives update on The Goonies sequel: “I feel quite good about it” appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Before Daisy Ridley heads back to Star Wars, she’s suiting up for The Good Samaritan, an action thriller from Taken director Pierre Morel. The post The Good Samaritan: Daisy Ridley to star in action-thriller from Taken director appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Mandalorian and Grogu director Jon Favreau teases the upcoming film, the first new Star Wars movie in over six years. The post The Mandalorian and Grogu director Jon Favreau teases the film: “Mando has changed his priorities” appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Clayne Crawford of the Lethal Weapon TV series stars in the serial killer thriller Stone Creek Killer, and the trailer is online now The post Stone Creek Killer trailer: Clayne Crawford psychological thriller is coming to theatres and VOD this month appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Mike Flanagan regrets that he wasn't able to direct the DC Universe movie Clayface because he was busy with Stephen King's Carrie The post Not directing Clayface was one of the great sadnesses of Mike Flanagan’s career appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

James Cameron says that he and Robert Rodriguez are making progress on the manga adaptation sequel Alita: Battle Angel 2 The post James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez are making progress on Alita: Battle Angel 2  appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Christian Bale is circling a role in Michael Mann's Heat 2, and we think he could play the psychopathic villain Wardell. The post Christian Bale being eyed for a role in Michael Mann’s Heat 2 appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Don't sleep on securing your tickets to this year's biggest cinematic event, Avatar: Fire and Ash, as early tickets officially go on sale. The post Tickets for James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash are now on sale appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

A new featurette has been released to hype the creepiness of the character known as the Marionette in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 The post Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 featurette hypes the nightmarish creepiness of the Marionette appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Disney's live-action reimagining of Moana soars above the ocean with an enigmatic teaser trailer, poster, and images. The post Disney’s live-action reimagining of Moana gets a spirited teaser trailer, poster, and images appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Sasha Pieterse of Pretty Little Liars stars in the horror comedy Offsite with a supporting cast of stand-ups and digital creators The post Sasha Pieterse stars in horror comedy Offsite with stand-ups and digital creators appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The director of the new Tim Burton doc tells us how she managed to get interviews with nearly every important person in Tim's career. The post Tim Burton: Life in the Line Interview: Director Tara Wood Unpacks Her Four-Part Passion Project appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Intrinsic Value Films is working on a feature adaptation of the Stephen King short story Mister Yummy, from The Bazaar of Bad Dreams The post Adaptation of Stephen King short story Mister Yummy is in the works appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Will Trump Epstein influence push Congress to release Epstein files? Discover how Trump's reversal and GOP tensions could shape transparency in this gripping political showdown. The post Can Trump push congress to release Epstein files? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why three standout GameZone slots—Golden Empire, Fortune Gems, and Super Ace—keep players captivated with their unique rhythm, vibe, and irresistible gameplay. The post Three GameZone Slots Titles I Couldn’t Walk Away From appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover The Christmas Writer—a cozy, queer holiday romcom where love, loss, and small-town magic collide. Perfect for festive, feel-good binge-watching! The post ‘The Christmas Writer’ brings queer holiday magic home appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Business traveler? Learn how to turn flight cancellations into cash with our expert guide to claiming compensation—because your time and sanity matter. Read more! The post Business traveler’s guide to getting cancelled flight compensation appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why a custom sectional sofa is the ultimate modern living star—design it to fit your space, style, and lifestyle for lasting comfort and versatile style. The post Custom Sectional Sofas: The Centerpiece of Modern Living appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Lucky Sabong Games blend excitement with social engagement, offering a safe, skillful, and easy way to enjoy Sabong Games with friends online. The post Lucky Sabong Games: Blending Excitement and Social Engagement appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Jeffrey Epstein's emails with Michael Wolff raise crucial questions about possible influence over Wolff's journalism—ethics, connections, and the truth at stake. The post Did Epstein influence Michael Wolff’s journalism? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover who's named in the Epstein emails—highlighting elites from politics to finance—and uncover startling connections that demand transparency and accountability. The post Everyone named in the Epstein emails appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Phantom Plates from gaming culture inspire real-world car mods like reflective films and optical tricks—blurring the line between virtual fantasy and automotive innovation. The post Phantom Plates in Online Gaming and Real Car Mods appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how cinema’s Vegas-inspired storytelling has gamified the internet, transforming online experiences into immersive, filmic journeys of risk and reward. The post From Vegas to Virtual: How Cinema Helped Gamify the Internet appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Zitong Jia leverages AI and social media to democratize influence, empower small businesses, and amplify overlooked stories—because visibility isn’t just for the big players. The post Democratizing Influence: Zitong Jia on Harnessing AI and Social Media to Empower Small Businesses and Non‑profits appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Cheryl Wenjing Xia transforms imagination into reality with bold, emotional production design that elevates storytelling beyond traditional sets. The post Crafting Emotion: How Cheryl Wenjing Xia Turns Imagination into Tangible Reality appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how POWERBALL© offers multi-state jackpots and easy online or in-person play—boost your odds and support West Virginia programs. Read more to win big! The post Exploring POWERBALL©: A multi-state jackpot game available to you appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover the stunning versatility of the Burmese Curly Wig—natural, bouncy, and perfect for effortless style. Elevate your look with Wavymy’s trending Burmese Curly Wig today! The post Looking for a Trending Wig? Try Wavymy Hair Burmese Curly Wig appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Never say never again… again? In most cases, actors who leave the role of James Bond abandon the tux and martinis completely exhausted and never wanting to return. Daniel Craig‘s colorful, evocative language and George Lazenby’s surprising abandonment of the role are the most famous examples of an actor forcefully... Read more »

When Dario Scardapane came aboard as showrunner for Daredevil: Born Again, it was not unlike the bargains struck by the Satan that inspired Matt Murdock’s costume design. Yes, Scardapane would get to tell a story about Daredevil, the Man Without Fear; and the Kingpin of Crime, Wilson Fisk, both played... Read more »

From time to time, cinephiles can be guilty of hyperbole. Maybe it isn’t entirely true that Martin Scorsese understands the human condition better than Homer, Shakespeare, or Austen. Perhaps it is a bit much to call the studio heads of RKO history’s greatest monsters for taking away The Magnificent Ambersons... Read more »

This article contains spoilers for Pluribus episode 3. Watching Apple TV’s Pluribus is an interesting experience in that it practically forces viewers to ask themselves what they would do if they were in the protagonist’s shoes. Would we be like Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) – eschewing any help from the... Read more »

During an interview with Time Out about 2015’s Spectre, Daniel Craig did not even attempt to hide his disdain for the Bond franchise. When asked about playing 007 again, he said, “Now? I’d rather break this glass and slash my wrists.” When asked if his statement meant he would never... Read more »

It is no secret that Nintendo is extremely protective of its brands, and none more so than The Legend of Zelda. While children of the ‘80s might have some fondness for the most obnoxious, nasally line-reading of “well, excuuuse me, princess!” there’s a reason the obscure 1989 Zelda cartoon from... Read more »

At this point, we can be honest. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a bad movie. Oh, it has its moments, particularly in the first half: the initial attack of the Talokans on the American ship, T’Challa’s funeral, every single thing that Angela Bassett does as Queen Ramonda. But the movie... Read more »

Since its 1990 release, Home Alone has become one of the most treasured and rewatched holiday films of all time. Written and produced by John Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus, the hilarious tale of eight-year-old Kevin McCallister, left behind when his family travels to Paris, has quite simply endured,... Read more »

In a lot of ways the world of Doctor Who is like the proverbial Hotel California. You can check out any time you like, but you can never really leave. Former Who actors regularly return to the flagship series for anniversary specials and guest spots, occasionally pop up on spinoffs,... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has put more than 80 employees at risk of redundancy across the product teams that help power online services, including iPlayer. The British broadcaster is planning to make delivery managers redundant in its “production group” as it embraces a model that managers said mirrors processes in Silicon... Read more »

Fremantle’s financials for the first nine months of this year were hit by the loss of America’s Got Talent spin-off Fantasy League, according to the just-published RTL results. Revenue at the RTL-owned America’s Got Talent and Poor Things maker was down 5.1% to €1.3B ($1.5B), which RTL put down to... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Stranger Things star Sadie Sink will make her London stage bow as Juliet in a production of Romeo & Juliet that hot director Robert Icke will helm in March, Deadline can reveal. But soft — who is her Romeo? Icke and producer James Bierman have picked Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place, Le Mans... Read more »

Disney+ and South Korea’s TVING are launching a landmark bundle. The streamers will collaborate to provide integrated subscriptions that will allow consumers to access Disney+, TVING and Wavve at lower costs than individual deal pricing. The offer kicks off today. Disney claims this is the first collaboration between a global... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: British TV chef Jamie Oliver is moving into the podcast game. The cook and campaigner is hosting his first pod, Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver, in which he will tackle a health topic each ep with the help of a leading expert. From uncovering the mysteries of the... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Professor Hannah Fry and Vsauce creator Michael Stevens are teaming to host the latest podcast in Goalhanger’s Rest is… franchise. Launching in a week’s time on November 25, video-first show The Rest is Science will explore big ideas and surprising questions twice a week. Every Tuesday, they’ll go deep... Read more »

Jon Stewart opened tonight’s episode of The Daily Show with the latest development in the saga of, as he deemed it, “the very normal and not shady handling of the Epstein files.” Jumping right in, as tackled by Saturday Night Live a couple of nights ago, Stewart addressed the particular... Read more »

More than 10 months after the Walt Disney Company pledged $15 million “for initial and immediate response and rebuilding efforts” in the wake of the wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles neighborhoods earlier this year, the House of Mouse is putting Imagineers on the ground and playgrounds in the park. The Bob... Read more »

Ren Meguro (Phases of the Moon, Silent) is the latest to be cast in the upcoming second season of FX’s Shōgun. The J-pop star, actor and model is set to play Kazutada. He joins the recently announced returning cast, including Hiroyuki Sanada, playing Toranaga, Cosmo Jarvis as Blackthorne, Fumi Nikaidô... Read more »

Seth Meyers delivered a signature wry response to the president’s over-the-weekend public lashing, describing Donald Trump’s public call for the late-night host to be fired a “thoughtful piece of fan mail.” Opening his “A Closer Look” segment on Late Night With Seth Meyers, the comedian joked about the novelty of... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Taylor Sheridan struck an immediate vein in Landman‘s first season, and he is trying to raise the stakes with several important additions in the show’s second season that began Sunday on Paramount+. First was getting his 1883 star Sam Elliott to join the oil-drilling drama as the estranged father... Read more »

After spending the last few weeks on J.A. Bayona’s ghost story The Orphanage (listen), Jack Nicholson’s commanding performance in George Miller’s The Witches of Eastwick (listen), and a timely discussion of James Whale’s Frankenstein (listen), we needed some mid-aughts comfort food. Enter Iain Softley’s 2005 film The Skeleton Key, a Southern Gothic tale about... Read more »

What if “Cotton Eye Joe” wasn’t just a party anthem, but instead a bloody slasher movie? That’s the question filmmaker Nick Merola aims to answer with his movie Cotton Eye Joe. The filmmaker, who recently directed killer Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween-themed ads for G Fuel, has taken to... Read more »

Although Paranormal Investigations has yet to be widely released, a sequel to the found footage horror film is already development. Paranormal Investigations: The Next Generation has officially entered pre-production, with plans to shoot in the Outer Banks of North Carolina for a fall 2026 premiere. The sequel will embrace a... Read more »

Getting several new Stephen King adaptations in a given year isn’t surprising to horror fans, but this year has an added dimension of intrigue for longtime Constant Readers. Two of the King films released in 2025 – The Long Walk and The Running Man – were originally released under a... Read more »

Before making a name for himself in films like Back to the Future, River’s Edge, and Wild at Heart, Crispin Glover danced his way into horror fans’ hearts as the ill-fated Jimmy Mortimer in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. As it’s not unprecedented for horror franchises to resurrect fan-favorite... Read more »

Geoff Keighley and company are back again, revealing the nominees for the 2025 edition of The Game Awards, which will stream live from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Thursday, December 11, 2025. This year the one to beat is Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which has received... Read more »

What’s the creepiest thing in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2? For several cast and crew members, that honor goes to the Marionette. First teased in the post-credit scene from the original film, meet the nightmarish toy animatronic in the new featurette below. “I’m very excited for everyone to see the... Read more »

In addition to a new video game, the Paranormal Activity franchise is also coming back to life with a brand new stage play this year, set to tell a whole new story… live on stage. Inspired by the found footage horror franchise, Paranormal Activity: A New Story Live on Stage opens... Read more »

Bloody Disgusting and Cineverse’s Screambox is aiming to spread holiday fear this month as Season of Screams kicks off, bringing new premieres. The horror streaming service is unleashing a killer lineup of special new programming just in time for the holidays. Here’s what’s coming to Screambox in 2025 and beyond: Meat... Read more »

WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for episode four of It: Welcome to Derry. As we near the midpoint of It: Welcome to Derry season one, the lore deepens and fan favorite characters begin coming together. Episode four, “The Great Swirling Apparatus of Our Planet’s Function,” not only provides an... Read more »

Thanksgiving arrives next week, bringing with it the stressful chaos of the holidays and rewatches of holiday horror staples like Blood Rage and Thanksgiving. Despite the horror that the holidays can inspire, it’s a rather niche subgenre when it comes to Thanksgiving. If you’re already tired of the handful of... Read more »

James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez may finally be ready for another round of Motorball. A sequel to Alita: Battle Angel — co-written and produced by Cameron and directed by Rodriguez — has been discussed since the original film’s release in 2019, but Cameron is now assuring fans that progress is... Read more »

While you wait for Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 to arrive in theaters this December, fast food chain Popeyes has unleashed the limited time Freddy Fazbear Crunch Menu! Available nationwide starting today, Popeyes is bringing a little horror to their restaurants nationwide with its first-ever, one-of-a-kind Five Nights at... Read more »

Ryan Coogler found inspiration in a myriad of sources when writing and directing Sinners, but you probably didn’t expect a Disney Channel original movie to be among the influences. During his Sinners panel at Contenders Film over the weekend, Deadline reports that the filmmaker noted that 2001’s The Luck of... Read more »

“I never saw the picture, I disliked it so much.” That was writer Robb White, describing Homicidal, the last film he worked on for William Castle, in an interview with Fangoria in 1985. “I stopped into a theater to see Psycho, and I died of embarrassment,” White recounted, after he... Read more »

The J-horror boom reached the States with the import (and subsequent remakes) of Hideo Nakata’s Ring (1998) and Takashi Shimizu’s The Grudge (2002), the latter of which has a somewhat confusing production history that isn’t really germane to our discussion here. By the time it arrived, however, it had already... Read more »

If the “Percepto” gimmick from The Tingler isn’t William Castle’s best-known gimmick, then the ghost viewers from 13 Ghosts must be. Officially dubbed “Illusion-O,” these ghost viewers are similar to standard red-cyan anaglyph 3D glasses, except that the cellophane lenses are located directly atop one another, rather than over each... Read more »

There’s no better place than Fantastic Fest for a horror anthology to plant its first seeds. Tales from the Woods, the new series from Wayward Entertainment, premiered two of its opening installments at the festival, and it’s clear this isn’t going to be your grandmother’s fairy tale collection—unless your grandmother... Read more »

Some movies come to Fantastic Fest preloaded with mythology and expectation. Dolly has the expectation, but I am not sure about the mythology. Director Rod Blackhurst and co-writer Brandon Weavil promise a blend of New French Extremity and 1970s slashers, but what shows up on screen feels more like a... Read more »

One of the joys of Fantastic Fest is catching a film that feels like it was dug out of a dusty VHS bin, passed hand-to-hand, and whispered about at midnight screenings. Avalon Fast’s CAMP is exactly that kind of movie. It is lo-fi, proudly rough around the edges, and filled... Read more »

If you have ever lived in the Midwest, you know coyotes are not mysterious predators lurking in the shadows. They are scrawny, scrappy, and usually heard yipping at dusk before disappearing back into the cornfields. That is why Coyotes is such a riot. Colin Minihan has no interest in realism.... Read more »

There are questions you ask yourself when a movie like Bad Haircut kicks off. First, is the jock we meet at the beginning actually 40 years old? Second, is the sidekick supposed to be a greaser from a different movie entirely? If so stay golden Pony Boy. And third, which... Read more »

Every year at Fantastic Fest there’s at least one movie that makes you wonder if you’re losing your mind in the best possible way. This year, that honor goes to The Cramps: A Period Piece, Brooke H. Cellars’ Technicolor monster mash of menstrual horror, drag theater, and melodramatic camp. The... Read more »

The longer he takes to write Winds of Winter, the easier it is to get (and stay) mad at Game … Continue reading "Game of Thrones Creator Reveals Why Marvel’s Reboot Is Destined To Fail"... Read more »

The X-Files was famously about two FBI agents who investigated alien encounters and other cases popular with conspiracy theorists. It … Continue reading "A Sci-Fi Series Predicted 9/11 Months Before It Happened, And It’s Now Been Erased From Streaming"... Read more »

Ridley Scott transformed the horror landscape forever with Alien, kickstarting a franchise that has careened from pure action (like in … Continue reading "Smash Hit That Brought Sci-Fi’s Most Extremely Graphic Franchise Back To Life, Now Streaming"... Read more »

Once the most popular genre on television, sitcoms have fallen so far that CBS’s DMV is the only new series … Continue reading "Topping Online View Rankings, The Solution To Unfunny Television Is The Rise Of Slow Media"... Read more »

Sometimes, the most successful films of yesteryear look borderline insane to younger generations. For example, Gen Z was weirdly delighted … Continue reading "Robin Williams’ Best Movie Would Get Him Canceled If It Were Released Now"... Read more »

Stanley Park in Canada’s Vancouver is one of the latest sites of Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience, a light … Continue reading "Attempts To Ruin A Harry Potter Attraction Have Failed, So Far"... Read more »

Recently, Sebastian Stan gave an interview to the Stronger Podcast where he acknowledged that Marvel “really helped” his career but … Continue reading "The Marvel Star With The Best Chance To Be Remembered For Something Besides Playing A Superhero"... Read more »

Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace is not a great movie; it’s a decent film with two great sequences. … Continue reading "How The Worst Star Wars Movie Gave Us A Great Stargate SG-1 Episode"... Read more »

What if the most hated sci-fi reboot of all time was a lot better than you remember? When Ghostbusters: Answer … Continue reading "The Hated, Gender-Swapped Sci-Fi Reboot That’s Far Better Than You Think"... Read more »

Miranda Priestly, the domineering editor from The Devil Wears Prada, was inspired by Anna Wintour of real-world publishing empire Conde … Continue reading "Fashion Magazine Empire That Inspired Devil Wears Prada Involved In Real Life Soap Opera"... Read more »

Modern comedies often play things way too safely, complete with watered-down jokes and a suitably milquetoast PG-13. If you want … Continue reading "The Ultimate Raunchy Guy Film Is Killing It On Netflix"... Read more »

Sci-fi fans expect to come across bad movies, from the legendary Plan 9 From Outer Space to Star Wars: The … Continue reading "The Worst Sci-Fi Film Of The 1970s Destroys Star Wars"... Read more »

Examples of “reality television” predate the late 1990s, but it was the period right before Y2K that saw the explosion … Continue reading "Why Survivor Is Not Reality TV"... Read more »

Lately I’ve been having a great time watching Tim Robinson’s The Chair Company on Max because it’s always a treat … Continue reading "Pitch Black Comedy Thriller On Netflix Is Disturbing, Urgent, And Hilarious"... Read more »

'Eyes Wide Shut' is the final film from legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick and delivers a brilliant ending, full of ambiguous messages and symbolism.... Read more »

After winning an Honorary Oscar in 2025, Tom Cruise might win Best Actor in 2027.... Read more »

Steven DeKnight says that he has already written Season 2 of the bloody, horny show and it all depends on how Season 1 performs.... Read more »

Taylor Sheridan's crime series proves that Yellowstone's biggest problem won't affect all of his shows.... Read more »

Following the creative shuffle of Daredevil: Born Again, producer Sana Amanat felt 'liberated' by the exciting possibilities in season 2.... Read more »

'Saturday Night Live' brought Will Forte's classic 'MacGyver' TV parody 'MacGruber' back to take on the headline-grabbing Epstein files.... Read more »

Edgar Wright and Michael Bacall's script adds an original line to 'The Running Man' that works on multiple levels.... Read more »

The horror genre has delivered some of its greatest performances ever in the last decade.... Read more »

The Oscar-winning actor is reportedly circling the film to star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio.... Read more »