Twins Sequel Triplets Is Actually Happening, With Tracy Morgan Joining Schwarzenegger And DeVito
After 33 years, a sequel to Twins is finally happening, with Tracy Morgan joining Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito.
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Nightmare Alley First Look: Guillermo Del Toro Makes His First Film Noir
Check out the first images from "Nightmare Alley," the first film noir from co-writer/director Guillermo del Toro and a remake of a 1947 movie.
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Maya And The Three: Release Date, Cast, And More
Maya and the Three is a colorful fantasy love letter to Indigenous mythology and Caribbean culture. Learn about the Netflix limited series here.
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The Shining Ending Explained: One Of The Most Famous Horror Conclusions Ever Deserves A Fresh Look
The ending of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is rightfully legendary. In fact, we'll be talking about forever and ever ever and ever...
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Wakefield: Release Date, Cast, And More
Learn about Wakefield, an Australian seriocomedy inspired by creator Kristen Dunphy's personal experiences working in a psych ward.
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The 12 Best Film Composers Of All Time
From John Williams to Ramin Djawadi, here are the 12 best film composers of all time and the music they're best known for.
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Every Alfonso Cuaron Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
Whether they're sci-fi adventures, fairy tales, or epic family dramas, Alfonso Cuaron's movies are always interesting. These are his worst — and his best.
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Lakewood Review: Naomi Watts Races Against The Clock In This Overblown School Shooting Drama [TIFF 2021]
Naomi Watts tries her best in the school shooting drama Lakewood, but the film makes one bad choice after another.
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Legacies Season 4: Release Date, Cast, And More
Did you know there was another spin-off of The Vampire Diaries? And it's been going for 3 seasons? Here's what you need to know about Legacies season 4.
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The 10 Apple TV+ Movies That Justify A Subscription
Apple TV+ has plenty of original movies that make a subscription worth it, including The Banker, On the Rocks and Who Are You, Charlie Brown?
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Martin Scorsese's The Wolf Of Wall Street Hitting 4K In Time For The Film's Eighth Anniversary
Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street now poised for an 8th anniversary 4K release via Paramount Home Entertainment.
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Christopher Nolan Chooses Universal Pictures For His A-Bomb Movie, Leaving Warner Bros.
Christopher Nolan has lived up to his word and left his longtime relationship with Warner Bros. Universal will be the home of his next film.
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Dickinson Season 3: Release Date, Cast, And More
Dickinson will air its third and final season on Apple TV+ this November. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Mortal Kombat Sequels In Development, Will Hopefully Have Actual Tournament This Time
Warner Bros. is reportedly developing further installments of Mortal Kombat, following successful streaming numbers for the 2021 movie reboot.
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Martin Campbell Reflects On Directing Jackie Chan In 'The Foreigner'
During an upcoming career-spanning interview, director Martin Campbell told us about his experience working with action icon Jackie Chan.
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Censor Director On The Perverse Joke Of Building A Violent Horror Movie Around A Film Censor [Interview]
We spoke to director Prano Bailey-Bond about her new movie Censor, which offers a twisted and unique take on the 1980s-style horror film.
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You've Got 'Ted Lasso': A Guide To The Rom-Com References In The Latest Episode
So many romantic comedy references in the latest episode of "Ted Lasso." Here's a handy guide to catching all of them.
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Justin Chon And Alicia Vikander Search For The Definition Of Home In Blue Bayou [Interview]
/Film sat down for an interview with Blue Bayou director Justin Chon and his co-star Alicia Vikander to talk about the politically charged deportation drama.
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There's Someone Inside Your House Trailer: Netflix Slasher Knows What You Did Last Summer
The trailer for Netflix teen slasher There's Someone Inside Your House promises a creepy killer gimmick and plenty of inside jokes for horror fans.
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Tim Roth Explains Why He's Returning To The MCU In She-Hulk
Tim Roth is returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe after 13 years, and he's finally figured out how to play the Abomination, thanks to Mark Ruffalo.
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Idris Elba Returns To Luther Once More, With A Netflix Movie
Idris Elba is donning the gray trenchcoat again to play the titular turmoiled detective in the long-awaited Luther movie, coming to Netflix.
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Bright: Samurai Soul Trailer: Yes, Netflix Made A Bright Anime
Bright: Samurai Soul is the anime spin-off someone must have been asking for, since Netflix just released a trailer for the film.
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Keegan-Michael Key Joins Timothee Chalamet In Wonka, The Prequel That Has Everyone Scratching Their Heads
Come with me and you'll be in a world of confusing casting choices. Like Keegan-Michael Key...in the Wonka prequel? Sure!
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Copshop Review: Gerard Butler And Frank Grillo Face Off In Joe Carnahan's Trashy, Fun Actioner
Copshop is dumb and violent, and also pretty entertaining. Read our review of the Gerard Butler/Frank Grill face off.
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V/H/S/94: Release Date, Crew, And More
V/H/S/94, the fourth film in the successful V/H/S horror anthology franchise, heads to Shudder this October. Here's everything you need to know.
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Thai Cave Rescue Movie Will Feature The Actual Navy SEALs Recreating Their Mission
Free Solo filmmakers Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi are doing re-enactments with the actual divers in their Thai cave rescue documentary.
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Dune Could Still Get A Sequel Even If It Underperforms Thanks To HBO Max
Releasing Dune on HBO Max seemed like it would doom chances for a sequel, but a new report suggests that's not the case.
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