John Carpenter's Forgotten Sci-Fi Classic Gave Jeff Bridges His First Best Actor Oscar Nomination
Jeff Bridges earned his first Best Actor Oscar nod for starring in this under-appreciated sci-fi film directed by John Carpenter.
Read MoreJeff Bridges earned his first Best Actor Oscar nod for starring in this under-appreciated sci-fi film directed by John Carpenter.
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Read MoreThe 2026 Overlook Film Festival showcased the best of what the horror genre, and the culture surrounding it, has to offer.
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Read MoreNetflix has a great movie from the 1960s available to stream? You should go watch Burt Lancster in The Professionals while you still can.
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Read MoreWith Lee Cronin's The Mummy hitting theaters, one of our writers watched the Brendan Fraser-led version of The Mummy for the first time.
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Read MoreNetflix and filmmaker Tommy Wirkola's shark horror/thriller Thrash perfectly pays homage to Sam Raimi's Evil Dead movies during a key sequence.
Read MoreBlumhouse kept reminding us that Brendan Fraser was not in Lee Cronin's The Mummy, which felt like a kind of damage control. Why?
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