Wicked: Part One's Two Biggest Cameos Will Have You Singing
The first Wicked movie adaptation features a pair of cameos from two musical superstars that will definitely get Broadway fans cheering.
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The Decision To Split Wicked Into Two Movies Is Good, Actually
The first Wicked movie is nearly as long as the original stage musical. Nevertheless, splitting this adaptation into two films was the right call. -
This Year's Goofiest, Strangest Christmas Movie Has Taken Over Netflix
Hot Frosty is a Christmas-themed romantic comedy about a sexy snowman who comes to life, and it's blowing up on Netflix. -
The Best Movie Of 2024 Teaches Hollywood A Lesson It's Been Ignoring For Years
Sean Baker, the writer/director of Anora, has some advice for Hollywood about how to create authentic representation for marginalized groups on screen. -
The Greatest Victim Of The Streaming Wars Is The Very Thing That Started Them
As streaming services multiple and grow, originality and creativity have gone out the window, replaced by risk-free slop. How did we get here? -
Tony Todd, Prolific Actor And Horror Icon Behind Candyman, Dead At 69
If only saying his name five times in the mirror really had the power to make him appear again. Rest in Peace, Tony Todd. You will be greatly missed. -
Heretic Ending Explained: Your Faith Will Set You Free
Religion-themed horror movie Heretic challenges the faith of its Mormon protagonists, but the ending is left up to interpretation. -
Alien: Romulus Used A Certain Seasonal Delicacy To Simulate Chestburster Sounds
No humans were killed during the making of Alien: Romulus, but a delicious Halloween delicacy was sacrificed to create the chestburster sounds. -
The Best Portrayal Of A Corrupt President Came In An Unlikely Comedy
Forget all those awards-baiting dramas, the best depiction of an infamously corrupt U.S. president came in a 1990s teen girl comedy. -
This Once-Banned Horror Movie Has Willem Dafoe's Stamp Of Approval
Willem Dafoe might be the world's most passionate living fan of an older horror movie that was once banned in the United Kingdom. -
Why Bryce Dallas Howard Replaced Rachelle Lefevre As Victoria In The Twilight Saga
Bryce Dallas Howard took over the role of Victoria in the Twilight franchise, replacing Rachelle Lefevre, and fans are still wondering about it today. -
TV's Most Thrilling Competition Heats Up In The Squid Game Season 2 Trailer
Squid Game returns after the holidays, and the latest trailer for the thrilling Netflix series looks like we're in for another binge-worthy season. -
Agatha All Along Showrunner Reveals The Christopher Nolan Film That Changed Her Life [Exclusive]
Jac Schaeffer, the showrunner of Marvel's Agatha All Along, shares how a Christopher Nolan movie rewired her brain and changed her trajectory as an artist. -
7 Things Every Disney Fan Needs To Know About Moana 2
/Film visited Walt Disney Animation Studios for an early preview of Moana 2, and we've broken down everything you need to know about the anticipated sequel. -
The True Story Behind The 'Banned' Nickelodeon Horror Movie Cry Baby Lane
Urban legends claim the 2000 Nickelodeon horror TV movie Cry Baby Lane was so terrifying that it got banned. Here's the (not-as-exciting) truth. -
One Classic Stephen King Character Has Never Been Adapted Properly
Mike Flanagan is making a TV adaptation of Carrie, and it's finally time to make Carrie White a fat girl, just like Stephen King intended. -
Christopher Nolan's Next Movie Could Be A Horror Film – With A Killer Twist
Christopher Nolan's next movie is rumored to be a 1920s vampire horror starring Tom Holland and Matt Damon and we really hope the rumor's true. -
Smile 2's Grossest Death Scene Feels Torn Straight From A Nasty Indie Horror Movie
Smile 2 features a gruesome death scene that stretches the limits of how much gore a studio horror movie can unleash on viewers. -
Smile 2 Star Naomi Scott Got Her Start In The Best Disney Channel Original Movie You've Never Seen
Naomi Scott is incredible as a pop sensation in Smile 2, but did you know she also played a music superstar in one of the best Disney Channel Original Movies? -
40 Years Later, A Nightmare On Elm Street Stars Know Why The Movie Became A Horror Classic [Exclusive]
On this episode of /Film Daily, we spoke with A Nightmare on Elm Street's Robert Englund & Heather Langenkamp about Wes Craven's vision for the horror classic. -
What We Do In The Shadows Season 6 Review: The Final Bite Is Bloody Good Fun
The sixth and final season of What We Do in the Shadows suggest the show will end just as strongly as it started. Here's our review. -
A24's Animated Horror Comedy Hazbin Hotel Has A Secret Weapon – And Amazon Has Noticed
Animated horror comedy Hazbin Hotel is a hit for Amazon, and now it's making a play for awards glory with its music at the Grammys. -
Agatha All Along Episode 5's Genre Homage Is A Horror Fan's Dream
Agatha All Along episode 5 finally puts the broken Agatha Harkness to the test, and the Marvel sorceress' house is a horror fan's dream come true. -
A New Netflix Horror Comedy Reinvents A Classic Cinematic Trope
Netflix is now streaming Greg Jardin's Sundance horror-comedy hit It's What's Inside, which puts a fresh spin on one of cinema's oldest tropes. -
The Joker 2 Reactions Have Exposed A Double Standard That Plagued One Marvel Director
Nia DaCosta was met with blame for The Marvels but Todd Phillips is met with sympathy for Joker 2…interesting. -
How The Addams Family Created A Filmmaker Rift On The Set Of A Stephen King Classic
When Barry Sonnenfeld was hired to direct The Addams Family, it led to some trouble behind the scenes on a classic Stephen King movie adaptation. -
The Greatest Horror Movie Of The Century So Far Is Inside Another Horror Movie
Arguably the best horror movie of the past 25 years can be found lurking within another film. If you're familiar with Safe Haven, you know what we mean.
