J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Was Heavily Inspired By The Lives Of The Beatles
Once you start seeing the similarities between Kirk, Spock, McCartney, and Lennon, especially in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek films, it's hard to see any differences.
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Saw: The Gory Box Office Smash That Birthed One Of Horror's Biggest Franchises
James Wan and Leigh Whannell changed the course of not just horror history, but film history, when the original Saw film launched a franchise two decades ago.
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Mace Windu's Star Wars Showdown With Palpatine Was A Slog From Start To Finish
The Mace Windu-Palpatine fight in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith isn't well liked by all Star Wars fans - and it wasn't enjoyable for George Lucas either.
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Is A Mallrats Sequel From Kevin Smith Still Happening?
For years fans have been eagerly awaiting news of Twilight of the Mallrats, Kevin Smith's follow-up to the 1995 indie classic. But is it really happening?
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It's Saw X Vs. Paw Patrol Vs. The Creator In A Weird Weekend Box Office Battle
Robots and puppies and death traps, oh my! Saw X, PAW Patrol, and The Creator are going head-to-head-to-head at the box office this weekend.
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The Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix In October 2023
There's more than horror movies and TV series to look forward to this spooky season. Here's everything coming to Netflix in October 2023.
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How The Saw Franchise Soundtrack Beats A Big Star Wars Record [Exclusive]
Thanks to Saw X, Saw composer Charlie Clouser has surpassed Star Wars maestro John Williams when it comes to scoring more films in a single franchise.
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The Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix In October 2023
October is right around the corner, so let's take a look at the titles leaving Netflix next month, including Reservoir Dogs, Collateral, and more.
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Filming Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Egypt Scenes Were Miserable For Everyone
Heat, sand, and food poisoning all played a part in making the shooting of the desert scenes in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark unpleasant.
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A Thousand And One Ending Explained: Family Is What You Make It
A.V. Rockwell's A Thousand and One explores the importance of found families through a story about a Black family struggling to stay together.
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R2-D2 Actor Kenny Baker's Other Star Wars Role Was Just As Uncomfortable
What's more uncomfortable: playing a tin-can-shaped robot or playing an alien bear? Star Wars actor Kenny Baker experienced both.
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Is Hocus Pocus 3 Still Happening At Disney, Or Are The Sanderson Sisters Done Running Amok?
Hocus Pocus has become one of the most beloved Halloween movies ever made, but after the success of Hocus Pocus 2, is there a chance a franchise has been born?
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Everything Wrong With 1984's Dune
Before Denis Villeneuve's two-part adaptation, David Lynch brought his own version of "Dune" to the screen. For all its delights, it certainly has some flaws.
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The Correct Order To Watch Every Hannibal Lecter Movie
Hannibal Lecter is one of the most infamous and beloved villains in horror history. If you're looking to binge the Lecter films, here's the correct order.
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Could The Amazing Spider-Man 3 With Andrew Garfield Still Happen After His MCU Debut?
Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker is now officially part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, best to not get your hopes up for The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
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The Face Behind Freddy Fazbear In The Five Night's At Freddy's Movie Is One We've Seen Before
You might not recognize the actor behind Freddy Fazbear in Five Nights at Freddy's, but he's been scaring us and flooring us with stunts for years.
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The Exorcist: Believer Is A Huge Box Office Gamble For Universal And The Pressure Is On
Universal paid an arm and a leg to make Blumhouse and David Gordon Green's planned Exorcist trilogy. Can The Exorcist: Believer hit it big at the box office?
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Netflix Just Sent Out Their Last DVD, And It's An Oscar-Nominated Remake
The last little red envelope was just sent out from Netflix, and it contained a DVD for one of the best neo-Westerns of the past 20 years.
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Cool Stuff: Let The No One Will Save You Vinyl Soundtrack Invade Your Ears
The score for Brian Duffield's fantastic sci-fi thriller No One Will Save You, composed by Joseph Trapanese is now available on vinyl from Waxwork Records.
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Reptile Review: A Solid Lead Performance Can't Save A Muddled Mystery
Benicio del Toro turns in a memorable, quirky performance in Reptile, but the film's central mystery is never as interesting as it should be.
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How To Watch Gran Turismo At Home
Did you want to see Gran Turismo, but missed it in theaters? There's now a way to watch at home, in various formats, including streaming.
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The Creator Isn't Gareth Edwards Doing Star Wars Again – It's Gareth Edwards Doing Avatar
While it might be easy to look at Gareth Edwards' The Creator and think of Star Wars, the film is much more indebted to James Cameron's Avatar.
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MCU X-Men Movie Finally Moving Forward As Marvel Prepares To Hear Writer Pitches
It looks like the X-Men will finally be making their way to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Marvel plans to start hearing pitches from writers soon.
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Kill Review: India Gets Its Own The Raid In This Ultra-Violent Action Movie [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Kill is a near-perfect action thriller that's stuck in overdrive, a special brand of action showstopper that will leave you begging for more. Here's our review.
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Story Ave Is The Best Movie You Didn't Get Around To Watching This Month
Story Ave, Flora and Son, and No One Will Save You are three smaller movies from September 2023 that you should really get around to checking out.
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The Creator VFX Supervisors On How Being 'Good Cheaters' Helped Create The Film's Look [Exclusive Interview]
The Creator director gave his VFX team an unusual task: Create blockbuster-level visual effects without the typical equipment on set. Here's how they did it.
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The Saw X Credits Scene Is An Easter Egg For Dedicated Fans Only
For the first time in Saw franchise history, Saw X has a post-credit scene. Here's what that scene is all about, what it means, and why it happened. Spoilers!
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