The Most Overlooked Thriller Of The Past Decade Is Getting A Massive Upgrade
Adam Wingard's The Guest with Dan Stevens debuted a new 4K restoration at Fantastic Fest, and the movie has never looked better, but it's always been great.
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Friday The 13th: Every Version Of Jason Voorhees Without His Mask
Come with us to Camp Crystal Lake as we look back at all the times Jason Voorhees has popped up without wearing his mask.
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Kurt Russell Was On A Shortlist For One Of The Worst-Reviewed Batman Movies
Kurt Russell was apparently considered to portray Batman in what would go on to become one of the Caped Crusader's worst-reviewed movies.
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The Wild Robot Scores Surprise $35 Million Box Office Debut After Rave Reviews
DreamWorks' animated tearjerker The Wild Robot is significantly outpacing expectations in its opening weekend at the box office.
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The Matrix Ruined One Important Aspect Of The X-Men Movies, According To Marvel's Kevin Feige
The Matrix was a huge hit in 1999, just a few months before production on X-Men began, and that resulted in a questionable wardrobe choice for the mutants.
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The Oscars Win That Made Spike Lee Storm Off In Disgust
Spike Lee was visibly (and quite justly) irritated when a certain movie won the Best Picture Oscar at the Academy Awards one year.
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5 Years Ago, DC's Biggest Gamble Became A Billion Dollar Box Office Sensation
DC took a massive risk with Joker, and it didn't just pay off, it completely changed the landscape of comic book movies.
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How Denzel Washington's First Oscar Nomination Led To A Legendary Meme
Denzel Washington made sure he didn't go home empty-handed after his first Oscar nomination, planting the seed for one of the internet's most delightful memes.
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Nicolas Cage Has One Condition For A Potential Star Trek Role
Nicolas Cage would love to join the Star Trek universe, and he already knows exactly where he'd want to be if the sci-fi series finally decided to beam him up.
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How Tim Burton's Canceled Superman Movie Led To One Of His Best Films
The cancellation of Tim Burton's Superman Lives was a blessing in disguise that paved the way for one of the director's all-time best films.
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11 Things About The Terrifier Series That Make No Sense
Art the Clown has become a horror staple, but there are some details with the horror franchise that seem to make no sense. Let's try to work them out.
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The Best Jeremy Allen White Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Jeremy Allen White has spent most of his career acting on television, but his top-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is quite well-respected among critics.
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James Gunn's DC Studios Is Bringing Two Brutal Comic Book Villains Together For A Movie
James Gunn has announced another project for his DC Universe and this villain team-up is one we didn't see coming.
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Every Character Who Killed Bruce Wayne's Parents In Batman Movies & TV Shows
Bruce Wayne's parents die a lot in Batman movies and TV shows (like, a lot a lot), but the identity of their killer isn't always the same.
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Maria Review: Angelina Jolie Delivers A Transcendent Performance [NYFF]
Angelina Jolie gives a performance for the ages in Maria, the third film in Pablo Larraín's trilogy focused on tragic, iconic women. Here's our review.
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Two Of Maggie Smith's Best Performances Came In Underseen Classics
Let's look back at two great Maggie Smith performances in two excellent films that don't get that much attention these days.
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Tim Burton's 5 Favorite Movies Of All Time Were All Released In The '70s
Tim Burton's five favorite movies helped shape his cinematic vision, so perhaps goth kids everywhere should be thanking these treasures of the 1970s.
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Neflix's Uglies Pays Tribute To A Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Netflix's YA novel adaptation Uglies is a sci-fi cautionary tale that draws from the same well as Rod Serling did on The Twilight Zone.
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What The Worst Critic Reviews Say About Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis
The critical response to Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis is about as wild as the movie itself, the film's harshest reviews included.
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The Three Perfect Maggie Smith Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
According to Rotten Tomatoes (which, of course, shouldn't be the final say in these matters), the late, great Maggie Smith appeared in three perfect movies.
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Joker 2 Might Pull An Aquaman 2 At The Box Office
The first Joker was a huge hit at the box office, but Joker 2, aka Joker: Folie a Deux, looks like it's not going to replicate that huge success.
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Stephen King Recommends This Serial Killer Movie With 95% On Rotten Tomatoes
If you needed any more reason to check out one of 2024's most well-received serial killer horror-thrillers, just ask Stephen King.
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The Initial Push For A Joker Sequel Came From An Unlikely Source
While the first Joker became a huge box office hit, a surprising party was already pushing to make the sequel, Joker: Folie à Deux, before that happened.
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Denzel Washington's Favorite Movie Role Was In A 2017 Flop
For all the celebrated performances under his belt, Denzel Washington played his personal favorite role in a largely forgotten 2017 movie.
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Will & Harper Review: A Delightful Buddy Road Trip Of Transness, Flyover States, And Natty Light
Will & Harper is both a sweet little road trip comedy and a hopeful reminder that supportive voices exist beyond progressive bubbles. Here's our review.
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Immortal Thor #16 Brings Back A Classic Marvel Comics Villain (And You Probably Won't Guess Who) [Exclusive Preview]
One of Thor's oldest villains makes their return to the Marvel comics universe in our exclusive preview for Immortal Thor #16.
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The Ballerina Trailer Raises One Major Question About The John Wick Timeline
The trailer for the John Wick spin-off Ballerina features an appearance from Keanu Reeves, which raises questions about when the movie takes place.
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