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The Simpsons had their debut on The Tracey Ullman Show and even killed off a character who never made their way to the animated series.... Read more »

Nicholas Hoult had appeared in plenty of high-profile films before securing his audition for James Gunn's Superman, but he got that audition in an unusual way.... Read more »

Long before Wicked hit the big screen, Sam Raimi made this lucrative (if not exactly beloved) Wizard of Oz movie that's currently streaming on Disney+.... Read more »

Is Wuthering Heights going to be a total disaster or does Emerald Fennell have something up her sleeve for Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi?... Read more »

The creator of The Owl House went scorched earth against the Mouse House after Disney's announcement that it would be incorporating AI into Disney+.... Read more »

In discussing his departure from Marvel Studios' Ant-Man, director Edgar Wright pinpointed the biggest issue with modern comic book and superhero movies.... Read more »

Rian Johnson is already thinking about the possibility of making Knives Out 4, though whether Netflix would be involved is another matter.... Read more »

Marvel's Deadpool and DC's Batman have just met in the pages of a crossover, and the explanation for how is kind of wild.... Read more »

Prime Video is reviving Stargate with a new streaming series that's being overseen by a longtime veteran of the cult favorite sci-fi property.... Read more »

The beautiful, elegiac Train Dreams, which starts streaming on Netflix this week, is one of this year's best films. Here's our review.... Read more »

The Twilight Saga helped inspired a boom in young adult movies, so there are plenty of others like it to watch, as well as some outside the box titles too.... Read more »

Dolly Parton is an entertainment mogul, but the single season of one of her most groundbreaking produced sitcoms is impossible to watch.... Read more »

Charlie Hunnam was originally cast as Christian Grey in Fifty Shades of Grey, but he dropped out for reasons completely unrelated to the film's sexual content.... Read more »

The Apple TV series Pluribus has been keeping its deeper meaning a bit of a mystery, and that's all by design according to one of the show's writers.... Read more »

The Abbott Elementary Season 5 Episode 7 release date and time is fast approaching. In Episode 6, “No Phones,” the story centered around the staff and students trying to spend a day without their phones. After Emily, the school district’s representative, announces that the district is holding a contest to see which school... Read more »

Kevin Jonas has spent almost 20 years delivering standout moments in music, TV, and film. However, there’s one spotlight he keeps dodging, and that is the Dancing With the Stars ballroom. Even with Season 34 of DWTS in full swing and everyone chasing that Mirrorball, the oldest Jonas brother still... Read more »

The Morning Show Season 5 is what fans are curious to know about after the series concluded its fourth installment recently. Given the show’s popularity, many are hopeful Apple will greenlight it. But can fans expect more chaos and newsroom politics? Here is everything to know about the possibility of... Read more »

Michael Easton, who previously played Dr. Hamilton Finn in General Hospital, recently announced his return from his sabbatical. He paired the announcement with a series of photos from a recent photoshoot, helmed by his friend, on Instagram. The images received positive reactions from both fans and fellow actors, with some... Read more »

The Bold and the Beautiful is notorious for its character writing, with many characters changing key characteristics from episode to episode, but this seems to have been going on for too long for Bill Spencer. Could this be something bigger than what fans deem writing flaws? Has Bill been replaced... Read more »

Eager to know the Thursday spoilers for popular soaps like General Hospital and Days of Our Lives? These long-running dramas continue to captivate audiences with engaging storylines, memorable characters, and surprising twists. Here’s what you can expect from today’s episodes across the soaps. All soap spoilers for Thursday night, November... Read more »

Another one bites the dust on General Hospital’s November 19 episode, and here’s a spoilers-filled recap on what else happened. The episode is packed with exciting surprises, including a shooting, the announcement of election results, and more. The mid-week episodes delivered shocking drama that viewers didn’t even imagine. Spoilers for... Read more »

After General Hospital’s latest episode, fans believe that Sidwell might’ve been the one who shot Drew after all. Considering the lengths that the former would go to fulfill his ambitions, it may not be that surprising if he really did do it. Now, fans have taken to social media to... Read more »

Weddings in Genoa City are never quiet affairs, and Cricket and Danny’s big day is already shaping up to be anything but calm on The Young and the Restless. Fans have watched these two slowly rebuild a connection that’s been a long time in the making, finally getting back to... Read more »

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jessi Ngatikaura made some bombshell revelations over the past week, where she came clean about her affair with Vanderpump Villa’s Marciano Brunette. Recently, she addressed her marriage, affair, and more in an interview with castmates Jennifer Affleck and Layla Taylor, where they answered... Read more »

General Hospital fans knew Henry Dalton was headed for trouble, but nobody expected his downfall to come this quickly. After weeks of tension bubbling under the surface, Daniel Goddard’s time on the ABC soap has officially wrapped, closing out a storyline that was teeming with secrets, showdowns, and alliances. Why... Read more »

Sheriff Country, the new spin-off series of the Fire Country universe, took no time to become a fan favorite. A perfect blend of crime drama and family dynamics, the police procedural series is receiving good reviews from fans. Brilliantly portrayed by its talented cast, the show explores the law enforcement... Read more »

A new update on a high profile comedy project featuring a Marvel actor and a Ghostbusters star has shifted attention to its release rollout. The latest report details when audiences may learn more as the film progresses through development. Interest continues to build as the project moves forward at Amazon... Read more »

DWTS Season 34 finale is almost here, and the show is bringing a big change to the competition. With the season wrapping up, fans can expect the most intense finale the series has ever had. Dancing with the Stars to change its competition format for Season 34 finale During the... Read more »

Wednesday creators Al Gough and Miles Millar are developing a new adult animated series for Netflix based on horror comic Grim. The post Grim: Wednesday creators developing adult animated series for Netflix based on horror comic appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Martin Campbell reinvented James Bond twice, first with GoldenEye and again with Casino Royale, so you should listen to him. The post Martin Campbell has some advice for Denis Villeneuve’s James Bond movie: “Don’t f*** with it” appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Jack Black, and Kevin Hart have been unleashed on the real world in Jumanji 3 first-look photo. The post Jumanji 3: The cast steps out of the video game in first-look at the upcoming sequel appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The social platform will unleash the Letterboxd Video Store in early December, a curated film rental platform. The post Letterboxd launching Video Store, its own curated film rental platform appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Joe Bob Briggs will be hosting a double feature of snowy slashers on the Shudder special Joe Bob's Cold, Cruel Christmas The post Joe Bob’s Cold, Cruel Christmas special is coming to Shudder in December appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

After several behind-the-scenes shakeups, Tulsa King is moving into its Season 4 production without a showrunner. The post Sylvester Stallone’s Tulsa King does the Showrunner Shuffle again as it enters production on Season 4 without one of its key roles appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Muschietti-produced horror film They Will Kill You, starring Zazie Beetz, has earned an R rating for violence and gore The post They Will Kill You: Zazie Beetz / Muschietti horror movie will bring strong bloody violence and gore to the screen appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Hayley Atwell returns as the voice of the legendary explorer Lara Croft in a trailer for Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft Season 2. The post Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft Season 2 gets an action-packed trailer for the animated series’ epic conclusion appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Family Stone writer and director Thomas Bezucha wants to produce a sequel to the 2005 dramedy as a way to honor Diane Keaton. The post The Family Stone director Thomas Bezucha is writing a sequel to help honor Diane Keaton’s passing appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Heart Eyes director Josh Ruben has signed on to direct the horror thriller Wilderness Reform, produced by Lindsey Anderson Beer The post Heart Eyes director Josh Ruben takes the helm of Wilderness Reform horror thriller appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

From Sean Connery to Daniel Craig, we attempt a definitive ranking of all the actors to ever play cinema's greatest action hero. The post James Bond Actors Ranked: From Sean Connery to Daniel Craig appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Sony Pictures Classics will bring Belle and Summer Wars director Mamoru Hosoda's Scarlet exclusively to IMAX theaters in the coming months. The post Academy Award-nominated director Mamoru Hosoda’s Scarlet gets an exclusive IMAX release in February appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Amazon MGM Studios has given the greenlight to a new Stargate TV series that will run on the Prime Video streaming service The post New Stargate TV series gets the greenlight for Prime Video appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

We talk with Colin Farrell, Fala Chen, and filmmaker Edward Berger about their latest, the Netflix drama Ballad of a Small Player The post Interview: Colin Farrell, Fala Chen, and Edward Berger Talk Ballad of a Small Player appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Discover how Megan Qiao, the masterful line producer behind the award-winning film “Bienvenido Juanito,” effortlessly navigates complex logistics to bring powerful stories to life. The post “The Line Producer Megan Qiao Behind the Award-Winning Film “Bienvenido Juanito” appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover the DETIKO Smart Bird Feeder—an innovative, app-connected gadget that uses AI to identify birds, making your backyard the ultimate nature documentary! The post DETIKO Smart Bird Feeder (Bamboo & ABS Editions) appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Watermark removers are available in free and paid versions. Here are the eight best options you can try out. Watermarks are attached to pictures or videos as an authentication mark or for copyright purposes. Whether […] The post Eight Best Watermark Remover Tools appeared first on Film Daily.... 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 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 »

After 17 years, 37 movies, 30 shows, and more to come, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has featured a lot of characters from the world of Marvel Comics. At this point, most of the major figures have appeared in some form or another in the MCU: Spider-Man, the A-list Avengers, and... Read more »

With the right technology, we can bridge the past and the present, with fantastical results. That’s always been the premise of the Stargate franchise, which began life as a blockbuster movie in 1994 and soon expanded into several hit TV series, with books, comics, and more. Even though the franchise... Read more »

“The name’s Califragilisticexpialidocious… Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” Those words were almost spoken on screen. Sort of. Now nearly 100 years old, Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke has had a glorious career, playing everything from a clumsy comedy writer to an affable chimney sweep to a sleuthing doctor. But he almost had a chance... Read more »

Never bet against James Cameron. Time and time again, Cameron has made gigantic gambles that everyone doubted, whether it was spending a record-breaking amount of money for a sequel for his grimy horror flick about a killer robot from the future or spending another record-breaking amount of money on to... Read more »

Kindness is the new punk rock. That’s the message of Superman, James Gunn‘s universally-loved, big budget 2025 film about the Man of Steel. But decades earlier, a much less-loved, much cheaper, Superman-adjacent movie came to the same conclusion. And while it was mocked at the time, that film managed to... Read more »

I am going to let you in on a secret that all Broadway fans know, and a few thousand tourists discover eight times a week at the Gershwin Theatre in New York: Wicked might just be the most popular piece of musical theater ever written, and will surely one day... Read more »

Perhaps fitting for a franchise about espionage and double-crosses, James Bond fans love their conspiracies and secret information. Even before the advent of the world wide web, Bond aficionados traded theories about James Bond being a code name, behind-the-scenes wrangling, and, of course, plans for the next actor to take... Read more »

As fitting his shape-shifting abilities, Clayface is one of DC’s most malleable characters. Appearing in everything from DC Comics to the television series Gotham to the recent Batman 1989 continuation novels, Clayface has changed his shape, his personality, and even his secret identity to meet the needs of whatever story... Read more »

Stephen Lang does not know why folks respond so enthusiastically when he plays villains. But he has a theory, and it involves you. “It’s probably the eyes,” chuckles the star of Avatar, Don’t Breathe, and this weekend’s Sisu: Road to Revenge. “But when you are an actor, I think it’s... Read more »

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners was the big winner at the 16th annual Hollywood Music in Media Awards on Wednesday night, picking up three statuettes including Best Score and Song for a feature film and Best On-Screen Performance. The latter two wins were for “I Lied to You,” which was written by... Read more »

Universal Kids Resort north of Dallas will have seven themed worlds, many of which are familiar to those who’ve visited the company’s other parks: Minion Land and DreamWorks Land at Universal Studios Florida; Jurassic Park at Universal Islands of Adventure; and both Jurassic World and Minion Land at Universal Studios... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Stuff the British Stole presenter Marc Fennell is set to explore what it means to be a man in modern Australia in a three-part ABC doc series. The State of Man is being billed as a “provocative and deeply personal investigation” in which Fennell explore modern masculinity and the... Read more »

The Country Music Association celebrated the most talented artists of the year on Wednesday, gathering for its 59th annual awards show in Nashville. Hosted by Lainey Wilson and airing live on ABC, the Whirlwind artist topped this year’s nominees with six categories, including Entertainer of the Year and Album of... Read more »

Nearly 20 years later, NBC is giving fans of Matt LeBlanc‘s Friends spin-off Joey have some long-overdue closure. Following the sitcom’s two-season run from 2004 to 2006, which was cut short domestically amid low ratings, the final eight episodes are available to watch for the first time in the United... Read more »

As Dwayne Johnson returns to the jungle of Los Angeles to shoot his final Jumanji installment, he’s paying tribute to the franchise’s original star. While sharing a video of “a little day one of Jumanji excitement” on the Universal Studios lot, the Dr. Smolder Bravestone actor revealed how he honors... Read more »

Disney will spend $24 billion on content in fiscal 2026, up $1 billion from last year and split about 50-50 between sports and entertainment, said CFO Hugh Johnson. Going forward, “I think that that mix is likely to hold reasonably well. If anything, entertainment may grow a little bit faster... Read more »

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced a review of the relationships between broadcast networks and their affiliates, calling into question contractural restrictions that penalize stations for pre-empting shows and those that prevent them from airing rival programming. The FCC will take comments on a host of issues, rooted in Carr’s belief... Read more »

A former showrunner on one of AMC’s biggest zombie apocalypse shows is accusing the cable channel of ripping him off for tens of millions in profits. Hold on …If you feel you’ve heard this before, you have. However, this time it’s not Frank Darabont or Glenn Mazzara making the pricey... Read more »

Donald Trump said that he has signed legislation to compel the Justice Department to release investigative files into Jeffrey Epstein. In a Truth Social post, Trump wrote that “I HAVE JUST SIGNED THE BILL TO RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES! As everyone knows, I asked Speaker of the House Mike Johnson,... Read more »

The A24 thriller Huntington starring Glen Powell, Ed Harris and Margaret Qualley is getting re-titled as How to Make a Killing. In addition, we’ve confirmed that the movie is hitting theaters on Feb. 20 versus 20th Century Studios’ horror movie Psycho Killer and Lionsgate’s faith-based title I Can Only Imagine... Read more »

Fans of Bryan Fuller’s short-lived NBC series “Hannibal” remain as hungry as ever for a revival of the series, and the series creator is keeping that hunger alive with a small update. Speaking with The Horror Queers podcast ahead of Fuller’s Dust Bunny release, in theaters on December 12, the filmmaker revealed... Read more »

A grizzled recluse’s sanity is threatened by late-night visitors in the trailer for Herman. The psychological horror-thriller will be released on VOD on December 2 via Scatena & Rosner Films. Set in a mountain cabin, an isolated survivalist confronts a mysterious calling from a dark force. Tormented and on the... Read more »

After dropping a “behind the scenes” video back in August, Saber Interactive has popped up again with a new trailer for the upcoming Jurassic Park: Survival, this time focusing on the game’s protagonist, Dr. Maya Joshi (played by Payal Mistry). Featuring Mistry herself, the actress talks about the character’s background... Read more »

Even Christmas trees can hide family secrets with A24‘s Hereditary ornaments. The set includes three hand-painted glass ornaments — King Paimon, severed pigeon head, and severed Charlie head — each with glitter accents. Priced at $36, they’ll ship by December 1 to ensure delivery in time for the holidays. Writer-director Ari Aster... Read more »

Joe Bob’s Cold Cruel Christmas, this year’s “The Last Drive-In” Christmas special, will air December 12 at 9pm ET on Shudder before debuting on-demand on December 14. Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl are once again possessed by the Christmas spirit, hosting a double-feature of snowy slashers for... Read more »

A new season of “The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans” is underway, and the Boulet Brothers are enlisting some of their regular judges for a new holiday special arriving next month. The Shudder Original Special The Boulet Brothers’ Holiday of Horrors will debut on December 16, 2025. From Emmy-nominated television stars,... Read more »

“The Haunted Season,” Shudder’s annual horror anthology series in the tradition of Christmas ghost stories, launched last year with To Fire You Come at Last. The second installment, The Occupant of the Room, is set to stream on December 1. The half-hour short is written and directed by Kier-La Janisse (Woodlands... Read more »

After being bumped from its original September release, developer Necrosoft Games and publisher Ysbryd Games have finally launched their Persona-like tactics RPG Demonschool for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, and the Nintendo Switch. The Steam release coincides with a 10% launch discount... Read more »

Presented by Broke Horror Fan (that’s me!), Clown in a Cornfield is now available on fully functional VHS from Witter Entertainment. Based on Adam Cesare‘s novel of the same name, Eli Craig (Tucker and Dale vs Evil) directs from a script he co-wrote with Carter Blanchard. The slasher arrives on... Read more »

February is an agonizing ways away for Resident Evil fans, but at least Aniplex Inc. and JOYCITY Corporation are easing the pain with the release of Resident Evil Survival Unit, which is available now on iOS and Android. The free-to-play real-time strategy game capped its launch with a brand-new trailer,... Read more »

After kicking off the year with Heart Eyes, director Josh Ruben has found his next project. Deadline reports that Ruben is attached to helm an adaptation of Matt Query and Harrison Query‘s horror novel Wilderness Reform for Paramount. The plot centers on a wilderness camp for troubled teens that is... Read more »

1985 was a hell of a year for Hong Kong cinema. Classics like Heart of Dragon, My Lucky Stars, and Police Story were all released in the span of a few months, showcasing the multifaceted talents of stars Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung, and catapulting the long-time friends into stardom.... Read more »

The first project from Skydance’s new horror label Nocturna is They Will Kill You , starring Zazie Beetz (Joker, Wounds), and it has received its official MPA rating this week. They Will Kill You has been rated “R” for “strong bloody violence, gore, language, and brief sexual content/nudity.“ The film will... Read more »

Proving its timeless appeal, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein remains at the top of Netflix’s English film charts for a second week with over 62 million views to date. Netflix is taking viewers inside the creation of a monster reborn with Frankenstein: The Anatomy Lesson, streaming now. The 45-minute making-of documentary features... 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 »

24 years after the sudden cancellation of Stargate Universe, the beloved sci-fi franchise is coming back thanks to Amazon. The … Continue reading "New Stargate Series Announced And It’s Worth The 14 Year Wait"... Read more »

Here’s a quick riddle for you to solve. What do Jim Carrey, bat droppings, death metal band Cannibal Corpse, and … Continue reading "Epic, Raunchy Jim Carrey Double Feature On Netflix Couldn’t Be Made Today"... Read more »

Nicolas Cage is a fascinating creature because he’s prolific to a fault, seemingly taking on any role offered to him. … Continue reading "Nicolas Cage’s New Western Is A Gloriously Violent Abomination"... Read more »

For a split second, it was gone. But before fans could really feel the impact, the 1987 horror classic Killer … Continue reading "The Five Nights At Freddy’s Of The 80s Is Back And Still Krazy On Free Streaming"... Read more »

As much as I love horror, my mileage varies on slashers because they’re so overdone and predictable. Slashers of the … Continue reading "Best R-Rated Slasher Of The 80s Is An Extremely Graphic Shopping Trip"... Read more »

People have been talking about the death of the movie theater for over a decade now, and while they’re still … Continue reading "Kevin James Killed Movie Theaters"... Read more »

Most diehard Simpsons fans will tell you the same thing about their favorite series: don’t watch anything past Season 10. … Continue reading "Where To Start Watching The Simpsons"... Read more »

Arnold Schwarzenegger quickly established himself as an unexpected sci-fi icon thanks to movies like The Running Man, Total Recall, and … Continue reading "Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Best Movie Is Now On Netflix"... Read more »

Recently feeling nostalgic about 90s video arcades, I was gravely disappointed to find out that most arcades near me rely … Continue reading "R-Rated 90s Sci-Fi Cult Classic Is A Visually Ambitious, Deadly Game"... Read more »

Hollywood is filled with cautionary tales of studios becoming too involved in a film’s production, which could be forcing an … Continue reading "How Hollywood Destroyed The Funniest Sci-Fi Of The 80s For Being Too Good"... Read more »

These days, it’s all the rage for studios to release horror spins on familiar movie concepts, like Happy Death Day … Continue reading "Home Alone Becomes a Horror Comedy In This Twisted Thriller"... Read more »

Sometimes you just want a straightforward heist movie where all the cards are laid out on the table and you … Continue reading "Certified Fresh, R-Rated Thriller Shamelessly And Brilliantly Leans Into Its Tropes "... Read more »

Last year, beloved fantasy writer Neil Gaiman was very thoroughly canceled after a series of disturbing sexual assault allegations from … Continue reading "Canceled And Disgraced Author’s Most Raunchy, Graphic Work Now Streaming Free, If You Can Stomach It"... Read more »

Since the first moment Black Mirror premiered worldwide on Netflix, the British speculative fiction series has offered commentary on the … Continue reading "Where To Start Watching Black Mirror, Don’t Begin With The First Episode"... Read more »

Some of the best Christmas movies of all time came out during the decade that brought us big hair, loud music, and widespread consumerism.... Read more »

'Inside' boasts heavy themes and unique storytelling, and forces viewers to think. That also means it's a movie with an ending open to interpretation.... Read more »

Jordan directs and stars in the remake, which he calls a "dream."... Read more »

It can be tricky for a sci-fi show to perform so consistently, but at least two recent projects have managed to pull it off.... Read more »

These black-and-white Christmas movies wonderfully capture the essence of the holiday spirit.... Read more »

Tyler Perry's new movie, 'Tyler Perry's Finding Joy,' is a streaming success on Prime Video, despite poor reviews.... Read more »

'The Witcher' Season 4 shows a notable change with how the Netflix show is being interacted with, mirroring a similar shift for 'The Walking Dead.'... Read more »

Tom Welling's Superman and Michael Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor have to wait for the right time.... Read more »

The actor could be joining the series 'United' as the former president.... Read more »