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12 Movies Like Hereditary That Are Worth Watching

By Kyle Milner

Ari Aster's "Hereditary" set a new standard for cinematic terror. If you like your horror intense and emotional, these movies will keep you up at night.

The Daily Stream: Mike Judge's Beavis And Butt-Head Is Lewd, Crude And Just As Relevant As Ever

By Eric Vespe

The Great Cornholio has returned, and he's more at home than he has any right to be.

(L to R) Trey Chaney, J.D. Williams, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., and Michael B. Jordan star in HBO series The Wire

Why The Wire Had To End After Season 5

By Anya Stanley

They planned it out in the writers' room from the beginning.

Vivienne Acheampong with Sanjeev Bhaskar, Tom Sturridge, and Asim Chaudhry in The Sandman

The Biggest Issues With Netflix's The Sandman

By Cass Clarke

Focusing more on being a fantasy-action show instead of utilizing its horror roots is among some of the biggest problems with The Sandman adaptation.

Tia Carrere and Lydia Gaston in Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday Stars Tia Carrere And Lydia Gaston On Improv, Filipino Food, And More [Interview]

By Ben F. Silverio

The ladies of Easter Sunday talk about the inspirations for their characters, Filipino representation in Hollywood, and more.

Superhero Bits: Idris Elba's New DC Project, A Planet Hulk Sequel & More

By Ryan Scott

In this edition, Idris Elba may have another DC Comics project in the works, the DC League of Super-Pets credits scene has been revealed, and more.

Bullet Train Composer Dominic Lewis Wanted The Score To Have A 'Concept Album Mentality' [Interview]

By Jack Giroux

"There were a couple of times when I went too far. I did this massive [Giacomo] Puccini-esque version of 'Thomas the Tank Engine' at one point."

Kimiko protecting M.M. and Hughie The Boys

Our 10 Biggest Predictions For The Boys Season 4

By Cass Clarke

The Season 3 finale left our team facing an even greater threat in Homelander, and among their own group. Here are our predictions for The Boys Season 4.

The 15 Best Ingrid Bergman Movies, Ranked

By Gino Orlandini

From her timeless beauty to her unparalleled acting skills, Ingrid Bergman was the very definition of "movie star. Here are our picks for her best films.

Sandman Moments That Made Us Cry

By Margaret David

Netflix's long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "The Sandman" is finally here, and it's a heartbreaker in all the best ways.

Prey Actor Dakota Beavers Talks About Facing Off Against The Predator [Spoiler Interview]

By Ben Pearson

Here's what it's like to square off against one of the best sci-fi creations of all time.

Milly Alcock as Young Rhaenyra in House of the Dragon

House Of The Dragon Showrunners Tease Their Favorite Scenes In Season 1

By Vanessa Armstrong

Here are the scenes they really can't wait for you to see.

Jimmy O. Yang in his stand up special Good Deal

Easter Sunday Star And EP Jimmy O. Yang On Getting The Green Light From Steven Spielberg [Interview]

By Ben F. Silverio

'I have not personally talked to Mr. Spielberg, but I feel his spirit every day.'

The Daily Stream: Coraline Proves Animation Is The Best Way To Adapt Neil Gaiman

By Erin Brady

Neil Gaiman adaptations don't always work well within the constraints of live action, but the stop-motion animation of Coraline lets the imagination run free.

Amber Midthunder and a Predator in "Prey"

The Most Brutal Moments In Prey, Ranked

By Scott Thomas

"Prey" may be the most intense "Predator" movie ever. These are the most brutal moments in Dan Trachtenberg's prequel.

The 15 Best Laura Dern Movies, Ranked

By Barry Levitt

Whether she's narrowly escaping hungry dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park" or serving as the perennially weird Davids Lynch's muse, Laura Dern is always compelling.

How ILM's Volume Technology Reinvents Visual Effects (And What It Means For The Future)

By Rafael Motamayor

Industrial Light & Magic redefined special effects in the movie-making industry, and its recent StageCraft technology (aka The Volume) could change the future.

Cleanon Little and Gene Wilder in Blazing Saddles

The Daily Stream: The Satire Of Blazing Saddles Still Has Bite Nearly 50 Years Later

By Eric Vespe

Shock humor doesn't always age well, but the gut-busting satire of Blazing Saddles was ahead of its time.

Year Of The Vampire: The Addiction Bites Into Dependency And The Problem Of Evil

By Joshua Meyer

The Addiction director Abel Ferrera adapted vampire mythology into a metaphor for substance abuse.

Tales From The Box Office: Deadpool 2 Is, Against All Odds, Brad Pitt's Biggest Movie

By Ryan Scott

Brad Pitt's highest-grossing movie of all time might shock you. In this week's Tales from the Box Office, we're diving into Deadpool 2.

Why Are There So Few Women In Animation?

By Kayleigh Donaldson

Even as the rest of the film industry slowly starts to give women more chances in creative roles, the world of animation lags behind.

Every Sergio Leone Movie Ranked Worst To Best

By Joe Garza

One of Quentin Tarantino's favorite directors, Sergio Leone worked on many films, but let's take a look at the ones that he directed himself and rank them.

Disturbing Comic Book Moments The MCU Will Never Show You

By Joe Garza

Many Marvel Comics scenes have wandered into some dark and twisted territory. Let's look at the disturbing comic book moments that the MCU will never show you.

Every Main Character In Bullet Train Ranked Worst To Best

By Liam Gaughan

When you hit the rails with a ride full of assassins, you're bound to run into some colorful characters. In that regard, "Bullet Train" does not disappoint.