This Underrated James Van Der Beek Dark Comedy Is Streaming For Free
In 2002, James Van Der Beek starred in a dark comedy that let him play something very different from the heartthrob characters he was known for at the time.
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The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Ending Explained: Seems Like Old Times
The classic western is well-known for the Mexican standoff at the end of the movie, but what does this climactic confrontation mean? Let's take a look
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Why Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Director Gore Verbinski Is 'Deeply Concerned' About The Future Of Hollywood [Exclusive]
Gore Verbinski, the filmmaker behind the new sci-fi movie Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die, tells us why he's "deeply concerned" about Hollywood's future.
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A Crucial X-Men: The Animated Series Episode Took Influence From A David Lynch Movie
An episode of X-Men: The Animated Series exploring the origins of Mister Sinister was influenced by David Lynch's The Elephant Man.
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5 Movies From The '60s That Have Aged Terribly
The 1960s were over 50 years ago. As you might imagine, some films from that era haven't aged very well. Here are five examples.
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Johnny Cash Was A Major Fan Of Joaquin Phoenix's Oscar-Winning Historical Epic
Before Joaquin Phoenix played Johnny Cash in Walk the Line, the legendary musician named a historical epic starring Phoenix as one of his favorites.
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10 Must-Watch Netflix Movies Nobody Talks About Anymore
Netflix always has plenty of movies, including some great movies that don't get talked about nearly as often as they should these days. Let's take a look
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Clint Eastwood's Two Favorite Westerns That He Directed Are Very Different Masterpieces
Clint Eastwood is frequently associated with the Western genre, and he directed several Westerns himself. Here are the two he thinks are the best.
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5 Best Movie Villains From The '70s
The 1970s were a golden era for Hollywood, delivering some of the greatest movies ever made — and some of the most despicable movie villains.
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Kurt Russell And Ray Liotta Faced Off In This Underappreciated Thriller Streaming On Prime Video
If you're looking to check out a hard-hitting thriller starring Kurt Russell and Ray Liotta, Prime Video has what you need.
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Jacob Elordi And Ayo Edebiri's Underseen 2023 Movie Is Streaming On Hulu
Even fans of Jacob Elordi and Ayo Edebiri may have missed their roles in the underseen 2023 movie The Sweet East, which is currently on Hulu.
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Casablanca Got A Surprisingly Decent Sequel In An Unexpected Format
The classic film Casablanca got an officially authorized sequel in book form, and you know what? It was surprisingly good.
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Wuthering Heights Review: A Breathtaking Twist On A Classic Righteously Doomed To Be Polarizing
Emerald Fennell's adaptation (and we use that term very loosely) of Wuthering Heights is both breathtaking and perplexing. Here’s our review.
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Viggo Mortensen's Underseen 2004 Western Is A Hidden Gem Streaming On Prime Video
Western films come in many forms, and Viggo Mortensen's underseen Western from 2004 is a must-watch. Check it out now on Prime Video.
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12 Best Korean Movies Streaming On Netflix Right Now
Netflix has some incredible Korean movies, ranging from horror hits to superhero stories and everything in between, and these are the best ones to seek out.
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Matt Damon Lost A Role That Turned Josh Brolin Into An Oscar Nominee
While Matt Damon may not have any real regrets about his career, he did miss out on a movie role that snagged Josh Brolin an Oscar nomination.
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Roger Ebert Gave A Perfect Score To Jim Carrey's Heartbreaking Sci-Fi Movie
Jim Carrey does excellent dramatic work in this mind-bending sci-fi film, which Roger Ebert recognized as an ode to love itself in his perfect four-star review.
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Dunkin' 2026 Super Bowl Commercial Turns Ben Affleck's Best '90s Movie Into A Throwback Sitcom
Ben Affleck returned with yet another Super Bowl Dunkin' commercial. This one pays homages to some of the best the '90s had to offer.
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Roger Ebert Said Billy Bob Thornton Gave His Best Performance In This Western Flop
Billy Bob Thornton starred in a 2004 historical Western that's mostly been forgotten, but his portrayal of Davy Crockett earned high praise from Roger Ebert.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Super Bowl Trailer Is The Worst Star Wars Spot We've Ever Seen
Star Wars fans, get excited...I guess? The newest look at The Mandalorian and Grogu has arrived thanks to a Super Bowl Sunday trailer.
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Brad Pitt's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Sequel Got A Surprise Super Bowl Trailer
Brad Pitt's retired stuntman from Once Upon A Time In Hollywood returns in a surprise Super Bowl trailer for The Adventures of Cliff Booth.
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Super Bowl 2026: Watch All The New Movie Trailers In One Place (Live Updates)
Looking for the new trailers released on Super Bowl Sunday? We've rounded-up all of the fresh looks at 2026's most anticipated films.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's Boxing Movie That Almost Starred Eminem Is A Hidden Gem Streaming On Paramount+
This 2015 Jake Gyllenhaal boxing movie was originally written for Eminem, and now it's available to stream on Paramount+.
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Star Trek Star William Shatner's Favorite Crime Thriller Movie Is Endlessly Quotable
William Shatner is a fan of older movies, but it's hard to imagine his Star Trek counterpart, Captain Kirk, loving the same crime thriller classic as him.
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10 Movies Roger Ebert Hated That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Film critic Roger Ebert was one of the best to ever do it, but every now and then he'd hate a movie that was actually pretty darn good. Here are 10 examples.
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Before Margot Robbie's Wuthering Heights, Stream Laurence Olivier's 1939 Version For Free
Wuthering Heights is returning to the big screen with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, but the 1939 adaptation starring Laurence Olivier is still a must-watch.
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Roger Ebert Gave Liam Neeson's Underseen Historical Adventure A Near-Perfect Score
One of Liam Neeson's best and most underappreciated films impressed the late, great Roger Ebert. Here's why you should check out this historical adventure.
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