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Jim The Pirate Is The Real Treasure Of Our Flag Means Death

By Danielle Ryan April 11th, 2022

Not to besmirch Stede's potted plant. That was a really great bit of loot, Stede!

The Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Is Official — Here's What This Means To Movie And TV Fans

By Ryan Scott April 11th, 2022

This industry-shaking merger might be a lowkey bad omen for the streaming wars.

16 Horror Movies That Ruined Everyday Activities

By Chad Collins April 11th, 2022

There are plenty of ways horror movies can terrify an audience, but some have turned even the most mundane daily tasks into a heart-pounding experience.

The 15 Best Costume Drama Movies Ranked

By Dalin Rowell April 11th, 2022

Costume dramas never fail to transport audiences to eras of high intrigue, romance, and adventure. Here's our ranking of the best in movie history.

The four main characters of Severance collected in fear

The Philosophy Of Severance: Consciousness And Theories Of The Self

By Lindsay Traves April 11th, 2022

Severance has built on philosophical theories to create a must-see series.

The Daily Stream: In Heat, Michael Mann Explored The Spaces Between The Typical Crime Film Shootouts

By Joshua Meyer April 10th, 2022

With Heat, Michael Mann assembled an unparalleled cast for the ultimate game of cops and robbers.

TV, Interrupted: Kings Was A Contemporary Biblical Retelling That Never Got Its Day Of Judgment

By Devin Meenan April 10th, 2022

A star-studded cast including Ian McShane, Brian Cox, and a young Sebastian Stan wasn't enough for Kings' salvation.

Damn The Man, Save The Empire: Why Empire Records Will Never Go Out Of Style

By Ben F. Silverio April 10th, 2022

No matter what decade we're in, Empire Records will always feel like home.

Tales From The Box Office: Grindhouse Was A Love Letter That Didn't Get Enough Love

By Ryan Scott April 10th, 2022

Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's old-school double feature Grindhouse may have flopped, but it was a beautiful experiment.

Year Of The Vampire: Queen Of The Damned Is A Turn Of The Millennium Time Capsule

By Danielle Ryan April 9th, 2022

It was no Interview with the Vampire, but Queen of the Damned at least had a killer soundtrack going for it.

Chris Pratt Talks Alaskan Nets Documentary; Watch A New Clip [Exclusive]

By Max Evry April 8th, 2022

'Who knows. It's not a bad idea. Add a talking raccoon and a couple of dinosaurs and we'll talk.'

The Worst Decision Every All Of Us Are Dead Main Character Has Made

By Bee Delores April 8th, 2022

Many of the characters on All of Us Are Dead mean well, but they probably would've fared better if they'd made some better choices. Here are their worst.

Breaking Down The Ending Of All Of Us Are Dead

By Bee Delores April 8th, 2022

The conclusion of Netflix's teen zombie drama, "All of Us Are Dead," left us with many gnawing questions. Here are some answers.

Metal Lords: Analesa Fisher On Metal, Fitting In, And Playing D&D With D.B. Weiss [Interview]

By Jenna Busch April 8th, 2022

Analesa Fisher tells us about what it was like to rock out on the set of Netflix's new teen comedy.

Everything Everywhere All At Once Re-Recording Mixer Brent Kiser On Handstand Contests And Raccoons [Interview]

By Jack Giroux April 8th, 2022

'The thing is, this is the butt plug to end all butt plugs to give and power to do these things.'

The Daily Stream: Experience The Glory Of Hard Ticket To Hawaii

By Witney Seibold April 8th, 2022

If the razor-lined Frisbees weren't enough to get you to check this out, the movie's theme song is absolutely killer, too.

Severance Composer On How That Eerie Theme Came Together And The Easter Egg You Probably Didn't Catch [Interview]

By Vanessa Armstrong April 8th, 2022

Theodore Shapiro tells us about that unnerving Severance theme, writing for individual characters, and an Easter egg only the most hardcare fans will notice.

Everything Everywhere All At Once's Ke Huy Quan-Naissance Begins Now [Interview]

By Nguyen Le April 8th, 2022

Ke Huy Quan makes his triumphant return in the Daniels' latest mind-melting movie, and he spoke with us about acting again after a decades-long break.

Beverly Hills Cop 4 Has Finally Found Its Director

By Danielle Ryan April 8th, 2022

Rising commercial director Mark Molloy will be stepping in to helm the flick as his feature film debut.

Severance Actor Tramell Tillman Talks Milchick's Motivations [Interview]

By Vanessa Armstrong April 8th, 2022

Tramell Tillman, who plays the mysterious Mr. Milchick in the terrific Apple TV+ series Severance, tells us about buying in to the devotion of his character.