The Only Movie Directed By Seinfeld Creator Larry David Was An Absolute Disaster
This critically-reviled flop was the first movie Seinfeld creator Larry David ever directed. Suffice it to say, he doesn't have fond memories of it.
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Sofia Carson's New Romantic Comedy Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
Sofia Carson, who you might recognize from Carry-On, has a new romantic comedy that's been dominating Netflix's top charts.
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15 Best Sad Romance Movies That Will Make You Cry
Romances can be uplifting and heartwarming, but sad romances can bring the tears, and these are the best sad romances if you're in need of a good cry.
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The Marvels Director Explains What Went Wrong With The Brie Larson Sequel
The Marvels went through a lot of behind-the-scenes changes before bombing in theaters. Here's director Nia DaCosta's take on what happened.
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One Steven Spielberg Film Franchise Is Dominating Hulu's Top Charts
People just can't get enough of the Jurassic Park (or World) films, as two entries in the Steven Spielberg franchise are now charting Hulu.
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Dwayne Johnson's Intense 2013 Crime Thriller Is A Major Hit On Tubi
A 2013 crime thriller starring Dwayne Johnson and Punisher actor Jon Bernthal is tearing up the charts on Tubi, the free, ad-supported streaming service.
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A Minecraft Movie Review: A Broad, Slapstick Farce
A Minecraft Movie is a broad, slapstick farce without a hint of seriousness, reverence, or coolness. Most shocking? It's not terrible. Here's our review.
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How James Gunn's Patience With David Corenswet Paid Off On The Superman Set
David Corenswet took his role as Superman very, very seriously, and his constant barrage of questions for James Gunn helped make the movie better.
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One James Bond Actor's Run Was A Mixed Bag — Which Is Exactly Why He Needs One Final Movie
Pierce Brosnan was an excellent James Bond, but his movies were all over the place quality-wise. Hence, he deserves one last film to go out on a high note.
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The Best Sci-Fi Movies For People Who Don't Like Sci-Fi
If you think that rayguns and spaceships aren't your cup of tea, check out these gateway movies that will change your mind about sci-fi.
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The Most Controversial Deaths In Sci-Fi Movies
Science fiction can give us hope for the future, but it can also break our hearts. Here are the sci-fi deaths that had fans up in arms.
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5 Horror Movie Sequels That Were Canceled Because The First One Flopped
It seems like every single horror movie inspires a long-running franchise, filled with countless sequels. But not always.
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Hell Of A Summer Review: A Campfire Slasher That's Light On Scares But Big On Charm
The slasher comedy Hell of a Summer is low on scares but ends up being one of the coziest horror movies in recent memory. Here's our review
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Sinners First Reactions Tease One Of The Best Horror Movies Of 2025
It sounds like Ryan Coogler's Sinners might be a must-see, judging by the early reactions to the Michael B. Jordan-led vampire horror flick.
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Predator: Badlands CinemaCon Footage Description Reveals Unprecedented Plot Twist
The Predator: Badlands footage screened at CinemaCon confirmed that Dan Trachtenberg's Prey follow-up is taking the franchise in an intriguing direction.
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8 Best Ella Purnell Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Ella Purnell is becoming quite a star after Yellowjackets and Fallout, but what are her best movies and TV shows? We've got eight to countdown right here.
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Kevin Costner's Sports Drama Flop Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Over a decade after it flopped in theaters, this Kevin Costner sports drama (which was also the last film directed by Ivan Reitman) is charting on Netflix.
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Everyone Forgets That Val Kilmer Was One Of The Best Comedy Actors Of The '80s
Val Kilmer spent most of his career playing serious roles he could vanish into. It's no wonder people forget how spectacular he was at comedy in the '80s.
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One Of 2025's Best Films Is An Adaptation Of A Short Film From 2007
The Ballad of Wallis Island, the latest entry in the unofficial subgenre of "gentle cinema," is based on a short film from nearly 20 years ago.
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DC Releases 5-Minute Superman Preview, Featuring Krypto The Superdog
Here's a new look at James Gunn's latest superhero film. DC has released a few minutes of Superman footage, featuring the delightful Krypto the Superdog.
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Val Kilmer Almost Played One Of The Matrix's Best Characters
In one of the possible incarnations of The Matrix, the late Val Kilmer was pegged to play a role that could've added to his long list of incredible characters.
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Gerard Butler's 2017 Sci-Fi Disaster Movie Is A Streaming Hit On Netflix
A 2017 disaster movie starring B-movie king Gerard Butler was torn apart by critics but it's now a big streaming hit on Netflix.
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How To Watch Stephen King's Latest Horror Adaptation The Monkey At Home
Ready to enjoy Oz Perkins' twisted Stephen King adaptation The Monkey from the comfort of your own home? Here's when the horror flick hits PVOD and Blu-ray.
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The Touching True Story Behind Talk To Me's Haunted Hand
The importance of hands in Talk to Me goes beyond the embalmed artifact that summons demons. They're also a sign of love, as one of the filmmakers revealed.
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Liam Neeson's Naked Gun Reboot Trailer Delivers The Ultimate OJ Simpson Joke
The Naked Gun is back, and Liam Neeson is playing the son of Leslie Nielsen's Frank Drebin in the first absurd trailer for the comedy franchise reboot.
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Narnia: Greta Gerwig's Netflix Movie Eyes Meryl Streep As Gender-Swapped Aslan
Greta Gerwig is angling to reunite with Meryl Streep by casting the acting legend as none other than Aslan in her first Chronicles of Narnia movie for Netflix.
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How To Train Your Dragon Live-Action Movie Reactions Have Critics United
The first reactions to the How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake praise its faithfulness to the original, but there's a downside.
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