The Last Duel And Colossal Are Both Brutal Deconstructions Of The Fragile Male Ego
What do The Last Duel and Colossal have in common? They're both 21st Century Films Directed by Men About the Experience of Women that Get It, Actually.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Review: The Reboot Wisely Trades Action For Horror, But It's Not Enough
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City reboots the franchise and embraces horror over action, but the end result is surprisingly boring.
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The Unexpected Origin Behind Jaws' Most Famous Line
Yes, it's the line you think it is. But no, it's probably not the story you've heard before. There's a bit more to it than pure improv.
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The Daily Stream: Laura, A Strange Experiment In Love ... And Murder!
It's got romance, murder, ghosts (?), intrigue! What more could you want out of a Daily Stream? Laura is a haunting noir you have to see.
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The Daily Stream: The Purge Is Still Relevant, Still Scary, And Still As Eloquent As Ever
Get home before the Purge curfew this weekend, and check out the original film that kicked off a now-sprawling horror franchise.
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Movies Like Nightcrawler That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Hollywood has long had a fascination with journalism; Nightcrawler is just the tip of the iceberg. For more critiques of modern media, watch these films.
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The Daily Stream: Drive Is The Ultimate Sleek And Sexy Neo-Noir
It's still Noirvember, so take a minute and peruse the gruesome and lavish neo-noir gem that is Nicholas Winding Refn's Drive.
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The Original Suspicion Ending Alfred Hitchcock Wanted Us To See
Alfred Hitchcock was no stranger to having his endings changed for the sake of appealing to the public, and Suspicion was no exception.
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The Daily Stream: Identity Has All The Thrills You Need In 90 Minutes Flat
Get lost in the mysterious world of James Mangold's Agatha Christie-style neo-noir pseudo-slasher with an all-star cast, Identity.
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The Daily Stream: Celebrate Marty's Birthday With A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies
Celebrate Martin Scorsese's birthday with his excellent 1995 documentary A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies.
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10 Amazing Musicals That Deserve Movie Adaptations
The movie musical made a big comeback in 2021, making it the perfect time to give these Broadway hits the big-screen treatment.
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The Mist Ending Explained: 14 Years Later, The Ending Still Hits Like A Gunshot
The Mist had one of the darkest and nihilist endings to come out of a mainstream film. Let's dive into it.
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The Coen Brothers Wrote A Movie Directed By Sam Raimi...And You Probably Haven't Seen It
Raimi directed the film, the Coens wrote it, and somehow it was a complete disaster. Here's why this just might be the first time you're hearing about it.
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Movies Like Pig That Are Definitely Worth Watching
If you liked Nicolas Cage's Pig — one of 2021's best surprises — check out these other movies about isolation, life in nature, and unconventional friendships.
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The Harder They Fall Ending Explained: A Parable About Cycles Of Violence
The Harder They Fall has a third-act twist that may set the stage for a planned trilogy of movies, while acting as a metaphor for cycles of violence.
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The Do The Right Thing Controversy Explained
Do the Right Thing was an incendiary and vital film when it was released in 1989. Despite initial controversy over the film, it remains so to this day.
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The Daily Stream: The Bad News Bears Is Simultaneously Vulgar And Sweet
The Bad News Bears set the template for sports movies going forward, and still holds up as a gritty but heartwarming underdog tale.
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The Daily Stream: Assassination Nation Is Justified Glitter And Blood Soaked Rage
Some people thought Assassination Nation was too over-the-top when it was first released. Now, we know it was right on the money.
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Home Sweet Home Alone Ending Explained: Home Is Another Word For Family
Home Sweet Home Alone turns the franchise's formula on its head, and in the end it's the kid who needs a redemption arc.
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The Daily Stream: Coherence Is A Prime Example Of Simplistic And Cerebral Sci-Fi
James Ward Byrkit's 2013 directorial debut, Coherence, is an impressive entry into the sci-fi genre that combines scientific principles with humanistic needs.
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The Daily Stream: F.T.A. Had Been Unavailable For Years, Its Message Too Dangerous — Now It's On Netflix
Take a trip to 1972 with F.T.A from Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, and a host of others. The once-banned film is now available to stream.
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The Silence Of The Lambs Controversy Explained
Silence of the Lambs inspired countless protests when it first hit theaters. Today, the masterful film's legacy is a complex one.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Candyman, Jungle Cruise, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up includes Candyman, Jungle Cruise, Snake Eyes, and the Underworld 4K collection box set.
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Finch Ending Explained: Tom Hanks Wears A Fancy White Suit, And Jeff Dreams Of California
Let's take a closer look at the ending of the new AppleTV+ sci-fi film Finch and compare it to the filmmakers' original idea for a very different ending.
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Kaylee Dugan's Favorite Movies Of All Time
Here are the top 15 films of /Film news desk writer Kaylee Dugan, whose favorites include titles by James Wan, Jim Jarmusch, Hayao Miyazaki, and more.
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Spencer Ending Explained: The Haunting Of Princess Diana
Spencer is a ghost story, in more ways than one. But perhaps a ghost story can end happily after all.
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Will There Ever Be A Santa Clause 4? Here's What We Know
It's that time of the year: where we hang stockings, start to buy gifts, and wonder if they'll ever get around to making The Santa Clause 4.
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