15 Best Movies Like Get Out
Jordan Peele's Get Out takes the nightmare of meeting the in-laws to a whole new level. Here are 15 other excellent movies that hit on similar themes.
Read MoreJordan Peele's Get Out takes the nightmare of meeting the in-laws to a whole new level. Here are 15 other excellent movies that hit on similar themes.
Read MoreAdapting another Gillian Flynn novel seemed like a sure bet after the success of Gone Girl, but A24 found out the hard way that some books are harder to adapt.
Read MoreMichael Madsen has over 300 credits to his name, but this Kevin Costner-starring Western is one he wished he'd passed on.
Read MoreThe 1980s was the definitive decade for teen movies, from The Breakfast Club to Footloose. Here are the 15 best '80s teen flicks, ranked.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs almost got banned in the United Kingdom for one particularly gruesome scene. You know the one.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg has (unsurprisingly) lots of highly-rated films on IMDb, and his highest-rated movie on the website is (also unsurprisingly) a classic.
Read MoreWhen he was first getting started, Brad Pitt tried to improvise while worrking as an extra during a scene and it didn't go very well.
Read MoreOf the two movies about 19th-century magicians to come out in 2006, Christopher Nolan was responsible for directing the (only slightly) more popular one.
Read MoreKenneth Branagh's Agatha Christie adaptation Death on the Nile incorporated this particularly famous piece of jewelry into its whodunnit storyline.
Read MoreBrad Pitt was in contention for the lead role in what would become a massive franchise, but he ended up making a middling spy movie instead.
Read MoreA star-studded cast that includes Sam Neill couldn't stop this film from becoming a flop, which is appropriate since it has more than a whiff of propaganda.
Read MoreA Matt Damon film that was voted as one of the Best of the 21st Century is a made-for-TV biopic that you can stream now on HBO Max.
Read MorePlenty of film franchises were born out of the 1980s, from Ghostbusters to Gremlins, but these amazing '80s movies should have gotten sequels too.
Read MoreClint Eastwood once made a Western that some people consider to be connected to one of his greatest characters, but it's more of a spiritual sequel.
Read MoreCharles Bronson made a name for himself by starring in this low-budget crime thriller, in which he played the antithesis of his usual taciturn tough-guy roles.
Read MoreWhat's the worst Oscar-winning movie of all time, according to the Internet Movie Database? Here's the answer, and some heinous history to go with it.
Read MoreThis 1990s Tom Hanks sports dramedy gave rise to a pair of prematurely canceled TV series, one of which was much better received than the other.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg gave an actor on Saving Private Ryan a massive ultimatum, one that only the legendary director could actually pull off.
Read MoreIt's ridiculous to think of anyone passing up on the chance to cast Meryl Streep, but that's exactly what happened with a classic monster movie.
Read MoreThe first adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder On The Orient Express is still hailed as the best, but the author had one major complaint.
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine anyone other than Christopher Nolan bringing Oppenheimer to life, but two other people nearly sat in the director's chair.
Read MoreRobin Williams departed this world far too soon, but he left behind a legacy of hilarious and moving performances, and these are the best of them.
Read MoreIn 2020, Tom Hanks starred in a Western from director Paul Greengrass that slipped through the cracks for a lot of audiences. Now's your chance to seek it out.
Read MoreKevin Costner was cut out of a major film that could have kickstarted his career even earlier, but that experience led him to star in his breakout picture.
Read MoreThe Ed Harris-led historical drama The Right Stuff was a hit with critics in the '80s, but its box office performance killed the production company.
Read MoreGene Hackman passed on starring in Seven, but it had nothing to do with him being put-off by the grim subject matter of David Fincher's crime-thriller.
Read MoreThe late Michael Madsen seared his way into our brains forever in a scene that's gone down in cinematic history. We'll never hear that song the same way again.
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