A Quiet Place Star Millicent Simmonds Will Play Helen Keller In New Biopic
Deaf actress Millicent Simmonds (The Quiet Place) is set to play author and disability rights advocate Helen Keller in the upcoming biopic Helen & Teacher.
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The Indiana Jones 5 Set Has Roman Soldiers On It, For Some Reason
Some new Indiana Jones 5 set pics seem to confirm a wild fan theory that's been making the rounds. Then again, maybe they're just out of context.
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The Last Duel Ending Explained: From A New Point Of View
The Last Duel is now in theaters, and we're breaking down the film's multiple perspectives along with the big ending.
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Confirms He's Playing Morpheus In The Matrix Resurrections — But How?
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is not playing a younger version of the same Morpheus, but rather "a different iteration of the character."
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Wolf: Release Date, Cast, And More
George MacKay stars in strange romantic drama Wolf as Jacob, a young man who checks into a clinic for people with species dysphoria.
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Dragons: The Nine Realms Teaser: How To Train Your Dragon Gets A Modern-Day Sequel Series
Dragons: The Nine Realms is a sequel series to the How to Train Your Dragon, except set in modern-day and with a much inferior animation quality.
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Dangerous: Release Date, Cast, And More
Scott Eastwood, Famke Janssen, and Mel Gibson star in Dangerous, a thriller from Saw V director David Hackl.
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Halloween Kills Director David Gordon Green Made A Rock 'N' Roll Sequel [Interview]
Halloween Kills is bigger, nastier, and a more rock 'n' roll sequel than 2018's Halloween, which is just the way director David Gordon Green wanted it to be.
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12 Movies To Watch If You Loved Halloween Kills
"Halloween Kills" is the perfect way to ease into the Halloween spirit. But if you want even more terrifying fun, check out these movies next.
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Avengers Director Joe Russo Thinks Indie Movies Don't Have A Future In Theaters
Joe Russo, whose post-Marvel films have all gone straight to streaming, doesn't see a future for indie films in theaters.
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Why The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Was Canceled — Here's What We Know
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has been sacrificed to the cancellation gods. But a resurrection may be due — though not on Netflix.
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Olaf Presents Trailer: The Frozen Snowman Retells Disney Classics
Olaf is ready for his close-up in a series of Disney+ shorts that "retells" the Disney classics. Watch the Olaf Presents trailer.
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Cat Person, The Viral New Yorker Short Story, Is Getting Turned Into A Psychological Thriller With Michael Gandolfini
The 2017 New Yorker short story that went viral, Cat Person, is being given the big-screen treatment as a suspense thriller.
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The Fascinating True Story Behind White Boy Rick
You may or may not remember the 2018 film White Boy Rick with Matthew McConaughey. Well, it's based on this crazy true story.
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The 25 Best '80s Action Movies Ranked
Rippling muscles, grisly one-liners, and a non-stop barrage of bullets and hellfire. These are the '80s action films that changed the genre forever.
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Squid Game Was Initially Conceived As A Feature Film
Everyone's talking about Squid Game, and it's no surprise why. But, evidently, the series from Hwang Dong-hyuk was supposed to be a movie.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Walked The 'Halloween Kills' Red Carpet Dressed As Her Mom And Has Already Won The Holiday
As if we couldn't already love Jamie Lee Curtis enough, she had to go and walk Halloween Kills' costume red carpet dressed as Janet Leigh.
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The 14 Greatest '80s Romantic Comedies Ranked
Hollywood was going through some big changes in the '80s, and rom-coms changed along with it. Watch the best rom-coms of the decade, and see how.
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Clips Round-Up: Fear PHarm 2 Takes Aim, Crutch Dances, And Beau Sejour Suspends Disbelief [Exclusive]
In this edition of SlashClips, we bring exclusive clips from Fear PHarm 2, Crutch, and Beau Sejour season 2.
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Why Peaky Blinders Is Ending – Here's What We Know
Peaky Blinders is coming to an end, but it's all part of a much larger, grander plan. Six seasons and a movies, folks.
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Horror Noire Trailer: Shudder Presents A Horror Anthology From Black Filmmakers
Horror Noire lets Black filmmakers take the reins of a six-part horror anthology, and the results look nice and creepy.
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29% Of Fans Said This Was The Best Season Of Schitt's Creek
We surveyed over 600 people about the best season of the beloved comedy series Schitt's Creek. Here's why their choice is completely wrong.
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Superhero Bits: The Batman Trailer Is Imminent, Killer Croc Arrives On Batwoman & More
If there's superhero news out there, Superhero Bits will find it, contain it, and present it to you in one handy location.
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Kesha, Who Once Had Sex With A Ghost, Will Now Hunt Ghosts For Discovery+
Kesha will soon add "ghost hunter" to her resume as she sets out to conquer the paranormal with her new reality television show.
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12 Awesome Comedies That Never Got Sequels
These classic, hilarious comedies never got the sequels they deserved - if we were in charge, here's what we'd want to see in a follow-up.
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Daily Podcast: Mini-Water Cooler: Wrath Of Man, Dragon Ball Super, Hex, And More
On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, Ben and Jacob talk about Dragon Ball Super, Guy Ritchie's Wrath of Man, VHS 94, Evil season 2, and more.
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Four Seasons Total Landscaping Doc Will Chronicle One Of The Weirdest Days In News History
Remember when the Trump administration held a press conference at Four Seasons Total Landscaping? Well, we're getting a documentary about it.
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