This well-received Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks collaboration dramatizes a relatively lesser-known historical event involving Cold War-era spies.
Read More
With its isolated setting full of corrupted temptations, Infinity Pool feels like Brandon Cronenberg's answer to The Shining.
Read More
So many actors got their start in horror movies, but not everyone can say they were killed by Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th the way this X-Men villain can.
Read More
Several ambitious animated movies hit theaters in the early 2000s, including this Disney-backed dinosaur adventure (which has a fascinating origin story).
Read More
Sigourney Weaver will join the Star Wars franchise with her role in The Mandalorian and Grogu, a movie the actor was excited to work on for one simple reason.
Read More
This strange 2000s Joaquin Phoenix sci-fi film was excoriated upon its release, and while it is a bit of a mess, it's only grown more relevant over time.
Read More
Avengers: Age of Ultron may have had a robot villain, but director Joss Whedon wanted to avoid giving Ultron an expressionless mask like Green Goblin.
Read More
The 2003 adaptation of Philip K. Dick's Paycheck, starring Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman, has largely been forgotten by sci-fi fans.
Read More
Before Rocky launched him to full-blown stardom, Sylvester Stallone appeared in a low-budget movie that almost featured Richard Pryor.
Read More
Netflix is already proving to be Holiday Movie Central this year with a hit new rom-com heist movie that fans and critics are loving.
Read More
Looking to get into the holiday spirit by binge-watching some holiday favorites? Prime Video has a jolly collection of Christmas films to get you in the mood.
Read More
If you're looking for a wild ride into one of the most bonkers horror movies of the year, it's currently streaming for free.
Read More
Dean Koontz is a best-selling author, but film and TV adaptations of his work haven't left much of a cultural footprint behind. Here's a ranking of the 15 best.
Read More
Prime Video is currently streaming this '90s Ray Liotta dystopian sci-fi thriller, which is reminiscent of movies like Escape from New York (in a good way).
Read More
Few movies have retained their ability to shock audiences (via their disgusting subject matter) after decades the way John Waters's most infamous '70s film has.
Read More
Anyone with an interest in film history would do well to check out this Brad Pitt-starring 2022 flop turned cult movie when it hits Netflix in the near future.
Read More
Quentin Tarantino is among those who feel The Hunger Games ripped this film off (despite Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins' claims to the contrary).
Read More
Steve McQueen was rarely hesitant to talk about his career, although there was one sci-fi film on his resume that he refused to discuss in interviews.
Read More
Bruce Campbell is ready to put the debate over whether or not the horror classic Evil Dead II is a remake or a sequel to bed for good.
Read More
James Cameron has joined the list of directors with thoughts about Marvel movies, though he has a very different bone to pick with those films than his peers.
Read More
Gladiator 2 is loaded with brutal moments of bloody violence, so we went ahead and ranked the five most memorable examples.
Read More
Smokey and the Bandit star Burt Reynolds was one of the biggest box office earners of the 1970s and 1980s. Here are his 12 best movies, ranked.
Read More
Original Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin is not only open to returning to the franchise, but he also has a surprisingly good idea for a proper Home Alone 3.
Read More
In 1987, Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks teamed up to star in Dragnet, an adaptation of the famous TV police procedural TV series.
Read More
Chris Evans lucked out when he left this much-hyped sci-fi flick, which replaced him with Mark Wahlberg before becoming a straight-to-streaming critical bust.
Read More
Wicked fans may be divided on their feelings about Wicked: For Good, but everyone seems to agree on one aspect that needed improvement.
Read More
Emily Blunt and Rupert Grint once starred in a ridiculous action comedy about assassins in love, and you can watch it now on Hulu.
Read More