Get In Losers, The Mean Girls Musical Movie Trailer Is Here
After years of waiting, Mean Girls: The Musical is finally coming to the big screen. Watch the trailer for a sneak peek at Reneé Rapp's take on Regina George.
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Cool Stuff: Will Ferrell's Elf Is Getting 20th Anniversary Screenings, Live Movie Concerts
It's Elf's 20th anniversary! To celebrate, Warner Bros. is re-releasing it in theaters, having special events at the Empire State Building, and live concerts.
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Terrifier 2 Director Explains How Iconic Horror Killers Inspired Art The Clown [Exclusive]
Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone tells us all about the classic slashers that inspired the character, as well as the character's sense of humor.
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Past Lives Ending Explained: Saying So Much With So Little
Past Lives is a beautifully restrained new drama that hinges on its complicated ending. We explain everything you need to know before that climactic moment.
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At One Point, Danny Elfman 'Wanted To Kill' The Nightmare Before Christmas Filmmakers
Danny Elfman was originally supposed to voice Jack Skellington in The Nightmare Before Christmas, but when that changed, he wasn't very happy.
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Wes Ball To Direct Live-Action Legend Of Zelda Film Based On The Popular Video Game Franchise
The Legend of Zelda may finally get the big screen treatment the video game franchise deserves, at the hands of The Maze Runner director Wes Ball.
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Cool Stuff: Kevin Smith's Clerks Gets A Premium Quick Stop Trilogy Blu-Ray Box Set
Kevin Smith's Clerks is getting a Blu-ray trilogy box set that comes in a limited edition collectible Quick Stop diorama, complete with rental return slot.
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Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning Review: A Dark And Engrossing Chapter In The Popular Franchise
Our Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning review says this may not be the film fans expected, but it is still a worthy addition to the Digimon franchise.
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Daisy Ridley's New Movie Is Off To A Terrible Start At The Box Office
The Marsh King's Daughter, starring Daisy Ridley, tanked at the box office this weekend, garnering another likely loss for STX films.
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Zack Snyder Reveals A Secret Connection Between Rebel Moon And Army Of The Dead
Zack Snyder's upcoming Rebel Moon movies will apparently form a shared universe with his zombie horror-action flick Army of the Dead.
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Terrifier 2 Director Responds To Film Runtime Criticisms (And Stands By His Edit) [Exclusive]
At 138 minutes, Damian Leone's Terrifier 2 is fairly long for a gore-soaked slasher film. Nevertheless, he feels its runtime is exactly what it needed to be.
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Halloween Ends Took Inspiration (And A Last Name) From Another John Carpenter Classic
Halloween wasn't the only John Carpenter film that inspired David Gordon Green when he was making 2022's Halloween Ends.
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Yes, The Nun II Director Michael Chaves Planned That Cruel Ending [Exclusive Interview]
/Film caught up once again with The Nun II director Michael Chaves, who talked about the movie's ending and revealed some Easter eggs for fans to look for.
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The Final Marvels Trailer Features An X-Men Easter Egg You Probably Missed
There's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter egg in the final trailer for The Marvels that suggests the X-Men may be coming to the MCU sooner than expected.
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The New Peanuts Movie Has The Perfect Angle To Bring Charlie Brown To A New Generation
Apple TV+ announced they're working on a new Peanuts movie set in the Big City.
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From Five Nights At Freddy's To The Last Of Us: The Video Game Curse Has Lifted
Superhero movies have been declining at the box office ... is now the time for the video game movie?
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1979's Alien
Alien was a groundbreaking sci-fi horror epic when it came out in 1979, but since then, over half of its core cast has passed away. Here's who's still with us.
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Is Step Brothers 2 Happening, Or Is The Catalina Winer Mixer Canceled?
Will Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly return for a Step Brothers sequel? Let's become best friends and then investigate this question.
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Iron Man 3's Mandarin Twist Landed Ben Kingsley The Role Of Another Huge Coward
Dalíland director Mary Harron couldn't picture Ben Kingsley in the role of Salvador Dalí - until she saw Iron Man 3.
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The Marvels Final Trailer Promises A Moment That Changes Everything
The final trailer for the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Marvels, has arrived ahead of its release on November 10.
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Where To Watch Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas This Holiday Season
There's more than one screen adaptation of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Here's where you can find any one of them streaming.
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Marvel's Blade Reboot Will Be Rated R, According To Its Director
The upcoming Blade movie starring Mahershala Ali has had several iterations since it was first announced in 2019. The latest version, it seems, will be R-rated.
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Cool Stuff: Iron Man: The Art Of The Movie Kicks Off A Series Of Reissued Marvel Studios Books
Titan Books is reissuing 24 books that cover the making of the movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, starting with Iron Man: The Art of the Movie.
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After 30 Years, The Nightmare Before Christmas Just Passed A Huge Box Office Milestone
What's this? What's this? The Nightmare Before Christmas just had itself a box office milestone 30 years after it first hit theaters.
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How Marvel Cheated Themselves Out Of The Profits From Blade
Back in the late '90s, superhero movies weren't guaranteed box office hits, and Marvel was taking only small fees for the big screen rights to their characters.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Fell Hard At The Box Office – Was The Peacock Release A Mistake?
After a triumphant first weekend at the box office, Five Nights at Freddy's took a hard tumble in its second week – and a certain Peacock may be to blame.
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The Marvels Director Admits That MCU Continuity Is Getting Hard To Manage
At a certain point, even The Marvels director Nia DaCosta realized she had to give up trying to make the MCU film work as a standalone story.
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