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The Writers Guild Of America Has Authorized A Strike — Here's What That Means For Film And TV Fans

By Ryan Scott April 17th, 2023

The WGA voted 97.8 percent in favor of a strike.

Stephen King Saved The Boogeyman From A Direct-To-Streaming Release

By Andrew Housman April 17th, 2023

If the notoriously high-standards-having Stephen King approves of The Boogeyman, it must be good.

Joseph Bishara and Patrick Wilson in Insidious

Insidious: The Red Door Release Date, Cast, And More

By BJ Colangelo April 17th, 2023

Ready to go back into the Further?

Filming Beau Is Afraid Gave Director Ari Aster New Respect For James Cameron's Avatar

By Drew Tinnin April 17th, 2023

'That was the most difficult, arduous process I've ever gone through in making a film'

Joaquin Phoenix Pushed For Even More Chaos In Beau Is Afraid

By Witney Seibold April 17th, 2023

'This isn't enough. We need something else.'

The Boogeyman Trailer: Stephen King's Terrifying Short Story Gets The Big Screen Treatment

By Jeremy Smith April 17th, 2023

This looks like it could actually improve upon the Stephen King original.

Chris Diamantopoulos Wants To Play Marvel's New Green Goblin And I Promised Him I Would Write This Article Saying So [Exclusive]

By Jacob Hall April 17th, 2023

You've got to respect a man who knows what he wants.

Renfield Lost To The Pope's Exorcist At The Box Office — What That Says About The State Of Horror Movies

By Ryan Scott April 17th, 2023

It was a rough weekend for high-concept horror, folks.

Carmen Review: A Fluid, Beautiful Modernization In Deep Need Of Greater Clarity

By Jeff Ewing April 17th, 2023

Carmen is fueled by a fresh take on the narrative and features two leads with a lot of on-screen chemistry.

Quasi Review: A Comedy That's Never Stronger Than When It Is Completely Unreasonable

By Witney Seibold April 17th, 2023

Broken Lizard returns with a new, mostly funny comedy.

Here's What Made Joaquin Phoenix Finally Stop Questioning The Absurdity Of Beau Is Afraid

By Lex Briscuso April 17th, 2023

'This is what the character does.'

Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Is Officially The Lowest-Grossing Ant-Man Movie

By Ryan Scott April 17th, 2023

This doesn't exactly portend well for Phase 5 of the MCU.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie Is Now The Biggest Movie Of The Year At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott April 17th, 2023

Renfield, on the other hand, is a huge flop.

The Mall Sequence In Jackie Chan's Police Story Is The Best Action Scene Ever

By Jeremy Mathai April 17th, 2023

Hide all your expensive glass.

Spirited Away Live Stage No-Face on the train

Spirited Away: Live On Stage Director John Caird On Achieving The Impossible [Exclusive Interview]

By Joshua Meyer April 17th, 2023

'If you can find a way of putting the bathhouse on stage in a way that's really interesting and dynamic, you should be able to tell the story.'

Audrey Hepburn Didn't Get Her Way When It Came To My Fair Lady

By Lee Adams April 17th, 2023

Audrey Hepburn desperately tried to have her singing voice used for My Fair Lady, but a ghost-singer was used instead.

Quasi Creators Broken Lizard On Their New Period Comedy And Unmade Projects [Exclusive Interview]

By Danielle Ryan April 17th, 2023

'We always loved Monty Python growing up, so this is sort of our nod. They're sort of the gold standard, but we always wanted to make that style of film.'

Firefly's Serenity Was Designed To Be The Opposite Of A Star Trek Ship

By Witney Seibold April 17th, 2023

You can't take the sky from me...

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always

The Weekly Watchlist: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers And Mrs. Davis Bring Two Very Different Kinds Of Sci-Fi (April 17, 2023)

By Rafael Motamayor April 17th, 2023

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always and Mrs. Davis hit streaming this week, so here's everything you need to enjoy this week's best premieres.