Bad Times At The El Royale Ending Explained: The Misdirection Of Morality
Bad Times at the El Royale is an ingenious commentary on the paranoia, posturing, and surveillance that characterize both the 1960s and the noir.
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Alice In Borderland Season 2 Trailer: The Only Way Home Is To Win
The Alice in Borderland season 2 trailer just dropped — here's what to expect from Netflix's Japanese thriller series.
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Sight And Sound Raises The Question, Is It Too Soon To Canonize A Film?
Should a 10-year recency cap be imposed on votes? Can you even subject artistic opinion to objective rules?
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Titans Season 4 Brings Zombies To DC With Plenty Of Nods To Dawn Of The Dead
This season of Titans paid homage to an all-time zombie movie classic.
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14 Shows Like Gilmore Girls That You Really Should Watch
For fans looking for a similar viewing experience, here are shows like Gilmore Girls that you really should watch.
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The 15 Best Movies About Divorce, Ranked
Breaking up is hard to do, and although divorce is a difficult subject, these films look at the end of marriage with sensitivity and, sometimes, humor.
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Mel Brooks And Carl Reiner Had A Special Friendship That Didn't Need To Extend To Movies
"We don't need an audience. Let's just do an act for ourselves."
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Paul Verhoeven Has Mixed Feelings About His Casting For Starship Troopers
The casting of Starship Troopers is pitch-perfect, regardless of whether Paul Verhoeven ever intended it to be or not.
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Danny Boyle Knew 28 Days Later Was Something Special Without Finishing The Script
28 Days Later stands the test of time and remains relevant, for better and for worse.
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First Blue Beetle Movie Poster Unveiled In Surprise Panel At CCXP
A surprise panel at CCXP unveiled the first poster for upcoming DC movie Blue Beetle.
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Michael Keaton Cut More Than Half Of His Own Dialogue From Batman Returns
Michael Keaton's strong and silent Dark Knight helped make Batman Returns the most engrossing, haunting, and darkly beautiful Batman movie.
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Casting Bad Santa Was An Uphill Battle For Everyone Involved
Imagining Bad Santa without Tony Cox as Marcus is worse than getting a lump of coal for Christmas.
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Over 30 Years After Release, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Is Still A Merchandise Monster
'We dedicate this post to the Griswold Family Christmas.'
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Tales From The Box Office: Wild Wild West Was The Biggest Misstep Of Will Smith's Career
We're goin' straight to the Wild Wild West.
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The 20 Best Movies About Being Single, Ranked
There's nothing wrong with being single and not ready to mingle. Here are the best movies highlighting the single life in all its forms.
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The Daily Stream: The LEGO Movie Shows Us That Everything Is Awesome When You Make Time To Play
Time to get that song stuck in your head again.
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The 15 Greatest John Wayne Movie Moments
There are actors, there are movie stars, and then, there is John Wayne. We're taking on the Herculean task of counting down the Duke's best moments. Saddle up!
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Starship Troopers Is Still A Point Of Pride For ILM Effects Legend Phil Tippett
Phil Tippett has always been a 'mad god' of VFX, and Starship Troopers showcases some of his very best work.
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Why Ending Cartoon Network's Craig Of The Creek Is A Huge Mistake
"When it's time to go to bed, I know I don't have to feel alone, 'cause I'll see you tomorrow at the creek."
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Why They Never Said 'Zombie' On The Walking Dead
Walkers, biters, geeks, creepers, empties ... the zombies of The Walking Dead have a lot of names, but 'zombie' isn't one of them.
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Why The Fabelmans And Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Make The Perfect Steven Spielberg Double Feature
Sammy and Burt have a lot in common with Indy and Henry.
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Brian Henson Didn't Want The Muppet Christmas Carol To Be Compared To His Father's Work
'I didn't want too much of a direct comparison between me and my dad.'
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Band Of Brothers Changed James Madio's Life Beyond His Acting Career
James Madio's life was changed after playing Frank Perconte in the World War II drama miniseries Band of Brothers.
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Michelle Pfeiffer Was Vacuum-Sealed Into Her Catwoman Suit Before Filming Every Batman Returns Scene
There is that quote about suffering for your art, but I'm pretty sure it's not suffocating for your art.
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One Of John Cleese's Only Fawlty Towers Regrets Involves Getting Hit With A Moose Head
John Cleese is above all a perfectionist, and even when he isn't satisfied with his very best, we still love him.
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How The Pandemic Inspired Steven Spielberg To Make The Fabelmans
'This may be the best time, with all the time I had on my hands, to sit with Tony and decide to write this.'
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