Metal Lords Trailer: A Love Letter To Heavy Metal
It's time to get in touch with your heavy metal side with the new Netflix film, Metal Lords.
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Why Some Like It Hot Was Shot In Black And White
Some Like It Hot arrived at a time when Technicolor was all the rage. So why wasn't the film shot in color? There are actually a couple good reasons.
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Why The Little Mermaid Was A Vital Turning Point For Disney
The poor unfortunate souls at Disney were struggling before The Little Mermaid kicked off the Disney Renaissance and changed modern animation for the better.
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The Daily Stream: The Young Girls Of Rochefort Creates An Unparalleled World Of Song And Dance
I dare you not to come out on the other side of this film without the biggest smile on your face.
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Discovery Is Raising A Whopping $30 Billion To Fund WarnerMedia Merger
The media landscape is changing faster than anyone expected.
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The Raised By Wolves Colony Report: Sol Reveals His True Intent
The penultimate episode of Raised by Wolves answered some of the series' biggest questions.
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Fresh Actor Dayo Okeniyi Talks The Power Of Social Thrillers And Working With Robert Rodriguez [Interview]
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.
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Disney Censors 'Overtly Gay Affection' In Movies, According To Pixar Employees
Pixar employees are alleging that Disney's corporate reviews have resulted in censorship of "nearly every moment of overtly gay affection" in Pixar films.
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Shorter Release Windows Are Spelling Big Trouble For Indie Theater Chains
More bad news for movie theaters.
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Here's When You Can Watch Death On The Nile At Home
Death on the Nile is coming to Hulu and HBO Max this month.
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The One Man Who Took A $25 Million Chance On Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters may not have happened if it wasn't for an eager party with $25 million to spare on the film's budget. Here's how it happened.
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How Apocalypse Now Became The Surreal Fever Dream We All Know Today
Apocalypse Now is a certified classic that paints a surreal vision of the Vietnam War. But how did that definitive perspective come together?
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Will There Be A Nobody Sequel? Here's What We Know
Nobody was a modest hit when theaters were just starting to comeback, so will Universal give the action thriller a sequel so Bob Odenkirk can keep kicking ass?
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Halloween Ends Has, Well, Ended As Production Wraps On The Trilogy
But will evil die tonight?
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You Don't Have To Relate To A Movie To Love It
Empathy is a muscle, and movies can strengthen those muscles.
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The Batman Finally Forces Its Hero To Confront His Own Privilege
The Batman forces Bruce Wayne to confront his privilege and become a better ally and true hero in the process.
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The Crash Controversy Explained
'The more unusual a film is, the more resistance you'll face.'
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The Writers Had Much Grander Plans For Star Trek: First Contact
The line must be drawn here!
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The Martin Scorsese Cameo You May Have Missed In Raging Bull
Scorsese's cameos aren't just Easter eggs.
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Gentleman Jack Season 2 Trailer: Anne Lister Makes Her Long-Awaited Return In April
Gentleman Jack is back.
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The Top 15 Films By Female Horror Directors, Ranked
Every last movie on this list is a banger. Every single one. You should watch them.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Series Reveals First Look At Darth Vader's Grand Return
Darth Vader returns in all his terrifying glory in a new image from Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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How Mad Max: Fury Road Tried To Do Its Most Vulnerable Characters Justice
George Miller went the extra mile.
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