Why Making Barbie 'Stereotypical' In The Movie Was Controversial But Necessary
Stereotypical Barbie is exactly the name Margot Robbie's character needed in Greta Gerwig's Barbie movie. But Mattel wasn't happy about it - at first.
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Ahsoka's Age Throughout Star Wars History, Explained
Ahsoka has been fighting in Star Wars since she was a child, but it wasn't until a recent episode of her own series that we truly have a grasp on that concept.
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Another Roald Dahl Classic Hits Netflix's Top 10 Ahead Of Henry Sugar's Arrival
Danny DeVito's Matilda, starring Mara Wilson, is currently in the top 10 on Netflix, seemingly proving again that users will always gravitate towards classics.
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The Only Five Nights At Freddy's Recap You Need Before Watching The New Movie
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is on the way. Here's everything you need to know about the video games that inspired the highly anticipated horror flick.
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A Haunting In Venice Isn't Kenneth Branagh's First Horror Movie
A Haunting in Venice has Kenneth Branagh dabbling in horror movie elements, but this isn't the first scary movie he's directed.
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Trolls Band Together Is Making A Complete NSYNC Reunion Happen
It ain't no lie: the members of NSYNC are reuniting for the band's first new song in two decades, 'Better Place,' for the animated sequel Trolls Band Together.
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Is Five Nights At Freddy's Already Plagued By The Resident Evil Fandom Curse?
A devoted fandom can be a major blessing, but it can also prove disastrous when fan expectations get out of hand. Case in point: Five Nights at Freddy's.
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A Haunting In Venice Shares More With The Sixth Sense Than Dead People
Both A Haunting in Venice and The Sixth Sense deal with ghosts, but there's a specific (spoilery) story beat that the films share, too.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Entire Conjuring Franchise
The time-hopping, globetrotting horror franchise can be enjoyed in a number of ways. But darn it, there is only one right way!
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You May Want To Keep A Close Eye On The Body Language In A Haunting In Venice
The cinematographer for A Haunting in Venice urges viewers to pay attention to the body language clues to help solve Hercule Poirot's latest mystery.
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Seven Ending Explained: The Power Of Evil And The Limits Of Apathy
David Fincher's Seven is a profound meditation on the struggle between good and evil, which come to a climactic clash in the film's infamous ending.
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How A Haunting In Venice Became The Third Modern Poirot Movie With A Problematic Actor
Johnny Depp. Armie Hammer. Tina Fey. A Haunting in Venice continues Kenneth Branagh's habit of casting actors who get people truly riled up.
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Seven Veils Review: An Operatic Drama With Impressive Performances And Missed Opportunities [TIFF 2023]
Atom Egoyan's Seven Veils, starring Amanda Seyfried, is a curious, ambitious film that never quite comes together. Here's our TIFF review.
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Is Freddy Vs. Jason 2 Happening? The First One Left The Door Open For A Rematch
Freddy vs. Jason was one of the surprise hits of the 2000s horror reboot boom, leaving fans clamoring for more. But is a Freddy vs. Jason 2 happening?
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse And More
The latest new Blu-ray releases worth checking out include Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, No Hard Feelings, The Little Mermaid remake, and more.
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Why A Haunting In Venice Decided To Move Agatha Christie's Story To Italy
Agatha Christie's story was originally set in England, so why did Kenneth Branagh make a setting change for A Haunting in Venice?
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Cool Stuff: Let The Spirits In With A24's Ceramic Talk To Me Party Hand Incense Burner
Liven up your next party with the ceramic hand replica from Talk to Me, which also works as an incense burner and certainly not any other smoking device at all.
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A Haunting In Venice Ending Explained: Back From The Dead
Kenneth Branagh and his mustache are back as Hercule Poirot in A Haunting in Venice. Let's get spoilery and talk about the film's ending.
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How Aquaman 2 Gives Black Manta Enough Power To Challenge Arthur
Black Manta is still just a human but he'll be 'empowered' in a way that allows him to go one-on-one with Arthur Curry in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
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Yes, Aquaman 2 Leaves The Door Open For A Third Film To Complete The Trilogy
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom might not be the last we see of Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry, as the film seemingly sets the stage to complete a trilogy.
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Aquaman 2 Was Directly Inspired By A Master Filmmaker And A Classic Comic Book Age
James Wan has cited Ray Harryhausen as a major influence on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, in addition to DC's Silver Age comics about the aquatic superhero.
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Here's What Critics And Fans Are Saying About A Haunting In Venice
Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie-adapted mystery takes Poirot to the canals of Venice, and critics and fans are abuzz. Here's what they're saying.
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Aquaman 2 Invented New VFX Rigs To Save The Cast From Extreme Pain
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom features a ton of death-defying stunts and James Wan made sure that this time around, his actors had it easier behind the scenes.
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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Promotes That Awesome Drumming Octopus To Key Character
Topo the Octopus has a bigger role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and we can't wait to see this adorable mollusk in action.
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What It Was Like To Make Aquaman 2 As The DC Universe Got Rebooted
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom straddles the old and new DC Universes, but director James Wan doesn't seem too concerned about it.
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Aquaman 2 Director James Wan Borrowed A Key Element From Fast And Furious
Family is a major theme in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and James Wan says you can thank his experience working on the Fast & Furious franchise for that.
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Donald Glover's Lando Is Now A Proper Star Wars Movie Instead Of A Disney+ Series
Donald Glover's Lando project was once going to be a Star Wars movie, then it was going to be a Disney+ show, now it's going to be a movie again. Got it?
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