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Hope, the new sci-fi movie from South Korean director Na Hong-jin, is pretty audacious compared to a lot of other films in 2026.
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The surprisingly fun thriller Fall didn't exactly warrant a sequel, but Fall 2: Deadpoint ends up rising to new heights. Here's our review.
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The Wrong Girls, starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat, didn't get much theatrical attention, which is a bummer. But now you can watch it at home.
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Steven Spielberg was understandably displeased when an episode of The Incredible Hulk repurposed some footage from one his film.
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Tim Curry blessed us with a number of brilliant performances, but his very best was in a beloved comedy that was a box office flop.
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Dolly Parton got her big break on this variety show that also ended up directly inspiring one of her all-time greatest songs.
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If you're looking to watch one of the most compelling political thrillers of the 1970s, you need to watch this film starring Jeff Bridges.
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Tom Cruise's early filmography is a treasure trove of interesting projects, including a small appearance in this beloved 1980s Western.
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The director of the existential horror film It Ends explains why liminal horror is such a big deal right now and why it's resonating with audiences.
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Insidious: Out of the Further might be the sixth entry in the horror franchise, but the ending implies there's plenty more to explore.
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The series adaptation of God of War from Prime Video has officially found its new Kratos, and we are thrilled with the decision.
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While Mutiny may not necessarily be the best Jason Statham film, it feels like the most quintessential. Here's our review.
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The last few minutes of The End of Oak Street contain a reference to a beloved 1980s time travel movie, and a nod to its sequel for good measure.
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The End of Oak Street can and will be enjoyed by multiple generations, but the dino thriller will especially resonate with a specific audience.
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When designing The End of Oak Street's dinosaurs, there was a Jurassic-sized elephant in the room. The director tells us how he made his dinos stand out.
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Producer J.J. Abrams wasn't sure that The End of Oak Street would secure a coveted PG-13 rating, but as he told us in this interview, he sure is happy it did.
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The End of Oak Street is a highly personal movie that resonates with its depth as much as it delights with its action and visual effects. Here's our review.
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Right before Midsommar launchd her to even bigger stardom, Florence Pugh lead this westling comedy now streaming on Prime Video.
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Michael Crichton's influential sci-fi movie from 1973, Westworld, was given the TV sequel treatment. Sadly, it ended way too soon.
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With director Gareth Edwards stepping away from the Jurassic World Rebirth sequel due to creative differences, we have a suggestion of who should take over.
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One of the lesser-known Michael Crichton film adaptations, this movie starred Western legend James Coburn and was, sadly, creatively compromised.
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Paul Newman wasn't known for science-fiction, and it's probably because the one and only time is starred in a sci-fi film, it flopped.
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People always wanted to understand the deeper meaning of David Lynch's work, and he had a great quote that addressed his problem with that.
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The secrecy surrounding Sadie Sink's character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day demonstrates the pitfalls of Marvel's spoiler culture.
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This comedy film from 2018 starring Regina Hall was one of the best of the year, and you owe it to yourself to check out this underseen gem.
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Strong performances keep the Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony from getting bogged down by overly-familiar cliches. Here's our review.
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Filmed for IMAX? Shot with IMAX? Some film fans might be confused about the differences between the formats, but we're here to help.
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