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Nightmare Alley Ending Explained: Of Monsters And Men

By Hoai-Tran Bui December 27th, 2021

Nightmare Alley is Guillermo del Toro's grim cautionary tale of the monsters that men make, and the monstrous natures that men hide.

The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: The Last Duel, The Mitchells Vs The Machines, And More

By Chris Evangelista December 22nd, 2021

How about one final Blu-ray round-up for 2021?

Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) in The Silence of the Lambs

This Improvised Sir Anthony Hopkins Line Changed The Silence Of The Lambs Forever

By Anya Stanley December 22nd, 2021

You have almost surely quoted this exact moment many times.

Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds in Red Notice

These Were Netflix's Most Watched Films Last Week — Which Are Worth Your Time?

By BJ Colangelo December 22nd, 2021

The Netflix top ten list may not always make sense, but there's logic behind what makes the cut. Sort of.

Will There Be A Quiet Place Part 3? Here's What We Know

By Jeremy Mathai December 21st, 2021

There is another Quiet Place movie coming, but it's not quite a sequel...

Why Spielberg Thought His Paranormal Activity DVD Was Haunted

By Fatemeh Mirjalili December 21st, 2021

Urban legend has it that Steven Spielberg thought his Paranormal Activity DVD was haunted ... leading to the film's runaway success.

Martin Scorsese directing on the set of Silence

Why Martin Scorsese Nearly Walked Away From Hollywood

By Sandy Schaefer December 20th, 2021

The legendary director of Goodfellas almost left filmmaking behind.

Will There Be Another Candyman Sequel? Here's What We Know

By Ryan Scott December 20th, 2021

Nia DaCosta's Candyman brought the urban legend back to a new generation with a vengeance. But will we see more of this series?

Freddy Kruger (Robert Englund) in A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

This Was Wes Craven's Biggest Regret About A Nightmare On Elm Street

By Anya Stanley December 20th, 2021

A Nightmare on Elm Street is a classic, but director Wes Craven was never fond of the ending.

Kirsten Dunst and Tobey Maguire as Mary-Jane Watson and Peter Parker

The Horror Film Tobey Maguire And Kirsten Dunst Almost Co-Starred In Before Spider-Man

By BJ Colangelo December 20th, 2021

Before they kissed upside down in the rain in Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst might have had a brush with death in a beloved horror movie.

The Daily Stream: The Lodge Opens Its Doors For A Ruthless Religious Experience

By Marisa Mirabal December 19th, 2021

Today's daily stream is the seasonally appropriate though admittedly bleak The Lodge. It is most certainly not family-friendly.

King Richard And How Megastar Will Smith Became A Serious Actor

By Kayleigh Donaldson December 17th, 2021

Will Smith is one of our biggest movie stars today. So when he occasionally makes his bid as a serious actor, it's cause for celebration.

Andrew Garfield covered in spider-webbing

The Tragic History Of Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man, Explained

By Sandy Schaefer December 16th, 2021

Each iteration of Peter Parker has suffered their fair share of heartache and hardship, but Andrew Garfield's Spidey is markedly tragic.

The Butterfly Effect's Original Ending Was Ridiculously Grim

By Witney Seibold December 15th, 2021

The Butterfly Effect is a grim movie, and not just because of Ashton Kutcher's dramatic chops. But the ending was almost far darker than the theatrical cut.

Why Adam Driver Was Hesitant To Take The Kylo Ren Role

By Fatemeh Mirjalili December 15th, 2021

Adam Driver is one of the best parts of the new Star Wars trilogy, but the actor was hesitant to take on the role of Kylo Ren until J.J. Abrams convinced him.

How Paranormal Activity Became The Most Profitable Horror Film Of All Time

By Fatemeh Mirjalili December 15th, 2021

Sorry, Blair Witch Project, but the first Paranormal Activity is the most profitable horror film of all time, and it's all thanks to a shoestring budget.