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The Scariest Scene In Willow Creek Is In It For The Long-Take

By Matt Donato March 11th, 2022

Bobcat Goldthwait's Willow Creek is a found-footage gem, and this one scene is easily its most terrifying.

Scarlett Johansson streams of light "Lucy"

Movies Like Lucy That Sci-Fi Fans Need To Watch

By Chad Collins March 11th, 2022

If you enjoyed director Luc Besson's "Lucy," then these films are sure to quench your thirst for weird science and superhuman action.

Channing Tatum and the cast of "Magic Mike"

The Enduring Appeal Of Channing Tatum

By Natalia Keogan March 11th, 2022

This year marks the return of Channing Tatum, and we're thrilled about that.

So Much Yummier: The Fabulous Legacy Of Selina Kyle

By Lyvie Scott March 11th, 2022

Let's look back at how Selina Kyle transformed from femme fatale to female icon, and become one of our best depictions of feminine desire.

The Morning Watch: How Spider-Man: No Way Home Should Have Ended, Scoring West Side Story & More

By Rafael Motamayor March 11th, 2022

In this edition, see some more ways in which Spider-Man: No Way Home could have ended, go behind the scenes for the scoring of West Side Story, and more.

The Best Selina Kyle Moments In The Batman, Ranked

By Kirk Boxleitner March 11th, 2022

Matt Reeves' "The Batman" is a time capsule of the five days when cat burglar Selina Kyle becomes Catwoman, and this is a ranking of her best moments.

The Songs In Joe Wright's Cyrano Ranked Worst To Best

By Caroline Cao March 10th, 2022

Cyrano's story is over 100 years old, but director Joe Wright's musical adaptation is a decidedly new take. But do the songs hold up? Come find out.

The Batman's Bat And Cat Dynamic Proves Nothing Beats A Good Hero/Villain Romance

By Shania Russell March 10th, 2022

Batman and Catwoman have enough unresolved sexual tension to power Gotham City.

The Batman Isn't Very Good At Batman-Ing, But That's The Point

By Jenna Busch March 10th, 2022

This is a Batman in progress, and we're seeing him molding himself into the hero we deserve.

The Young Girls of Rochefort Françoise Dorléac Catherine Deneuve

The Daily Stream: The Young Girls Of Rochefort Creates An Unparalleled World Of Song And Dance

By Mike Shutt March 10th, 2022

I dare you not to come out on the other side of this film without the biggest smile on your face.

Fresh Actor Dayo Okeniyi Talks The Power Of Social Thrillers And Working With Robert Rodriguez [Interview]

By Shania Russell March 10th, 2022

Dayo Okeniyi plays a bartender in the new horror thriller Fresh, and he tells us about how the movie takes a meta approach to familiar horror tropes.

Songwriters Mizer & Moore Break Down The Original Music Of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel [Interview]

By Shania Russell March 10th, 2022

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel songwriters tell us all about the three big songs in season 4, tease future music in the series, and more.

Sir Patrick Stewart looking angry in Picard

Star Trek: Picard Showrunner Akiva Goldsman Shares The Origin Of Season 2's Nerdiest Reference

By Jacob Hall March 10th, 2022

If Captain Kirk could do it (twice), why not Captain Picard?

You Don't Have To Relate To A Movie To Love It

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 10th, 2022

Empathy is a muscle, and movies can strengthen those muscles.

The Batman Finally Forces Its Hero To Confront His Own Privilege

By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas March 10th, 2022

The Batman forces Bruce Wayne to confront his privilege and become a better ally and true hero in the process.

Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried in "Jennifer's Body"

The Top 15 Films By Female Horror Directors, Ranked

By Scott Thomas March 10th, 2022

Every last movie on this list is a banger. Every single one. You should watch them.

The Dropout Actor Alan Ruck On The Joys Of Making 'A Complete Ass' Of Himself Onscreen [Interview]

By Shania Russell March 10th, 2022

Alan Ruck tells us about serenading Amanda Seyfried on the set of the Hulu drama The Dropout, in which he plays an old white man who buys into the wrong idea.