Euphoria Season 2 Yearbook: Stand By Me
Rue seeks forgiveness and suffers withdrawal symptoms in this week's episode of Euphoria.
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One Of Butch Cassidy's Most Famous Scenes Was Also Its Most Controversial
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid's anachronistic use of 'Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head' raised eyebrows when the movie was first released. -
Bob Marley Biopic Casts Kingsley Ben-Adir In Lead Role
Kingsley Ben-Adir (One Night in Miami) is set to play reggae legend Bob Marley in Paramount's upcoming biopic. -
Year Of The Vampire: The Lusty Legacy Of The Lost Boys
Is it hot in here? Our latest Year of the Vampire entry takes a look back at The Lost Boys. -
Picard Season 2: Release Date, Trailer, And More
Jean-Luc Picard will boldly go back to Paramount+ very, very soon. -
Russian Doll Season 2 First Look: Netflix's Time Loop Series Returns With A New Twist
Natasha Lyonne returns with new plot details about the second season of her brilliant and twisty science fiction series. -
Get Out Almost Ended With An Awful Joke That Could've Ruined The Movie
"I almost did this you guys, I almost did it." -
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The Weird Connection Between The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel And Rosemary's Baby
These two should have absolutely nothing in common. And yet! -
Horror Legends Whose Deaths Deserved More Attention
Some horror legends are immortalized, while others occasionally get lost in the annals of history. Here are some genre luminaries that demand your attention. -
The Heart Of The Island's Powers In Lost Explained
The answers to Lost's greatest mysteries — from the smoke monster to the bizarre trend of crash landings — are all found in the Heart of the Island. -
Superhero Bits: Rob Liefeld Fuels Doctor Strange 2 Rumors, More Kraven The Hunter Casting & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits, The Arrowverse has a new Joker, Toby Kebbell comments on his turn as Doctor Doom, Kraven the Hunter rumors, and more! -
How JJ Abrams Feels About His Infamous Use Of Lens Flare
Here's the story of how J.J. Abrams became aware of his worst habit as a filmmaker, and fixed it. -
How The Thing Got John Carpenter Fired From Stephen King's Firestarter
John Carpenter was slated to direct Firestarter, but Universal Pictures got cold feet when The Thing hit theaters. Find out why right here. -
Every Song We Heard In Peacemaker Episode 7
The penultimate episode of Peacemaker definitely was a shot to the heart, Bon Jovi style. And James Gunn is to blame! -
Here's Why All Of Us Are Dead Feels So Real
There's a reason All Of Us Are Dead feels so human, so compassionate, and so real. -
The Daily Stream: Move Into The House On Netflix
The House isn't exactly kid-friendly, but ... well, that depends on the kid. Animation's for everyone! -
Why The A24 Horror Trailer Aesthetic Is A Double-Edged Sword
A24 has perfected the misleading trailer, and while it's become a signature of the brand, it can sometimes hinder their films' success. -
Network Ending Explained: Money Is God
In the age of infotainment and cable news, the satire of Network doesn't feel quite so outlandish anymore, and that's scary. -
Let's Revisit Gremlins 2's Wonderfully Strange Cameos
Gremlins 2: The New Batch is just plain silly, and that includes a bunch of cameos scattered throughout the film that are just plain weird and wonderful. -
The Tragic Real-Life Story Behind The Exorcism Of Emily Rose
Let's talk about the true story of the horror movie The Exorcism of Emily Rose. -
Upcoming Sports Movies To Keep On Your Radar
As long as someone is making movies, there will be tales of talented people playing games to make the numbers go higher. -
How The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Nearly Killed One Of Its Stars
Not once, not twice, but thrice this actor nearly didn't make it through production. -
Congratulations To The Academy For Finally Realizing Kirsten Dunst Is One Of The Greatest Actresses Of Her Generation
Kirsten Dunst has been looked over by the Academy Awards since she was a child star. But today, they took one step towards fixing their mistake. -
Douglas Trumbull's Last Movie Is A Fitting Capstone To His Career
The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot is more than the silly sci-fi adventure that its title suggests — and it's thanks to Douglas Trumbull. -
These Are Guillermo Del Toro's Favorite Horror Films Of All Time
Guillermo del Toro is a master of monsters of all kinds, so you should probably listen when he lists his favorite horror movies of all time. -
The Spooky Truth About The Haunting's Ettington Park Hotel
Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood so for eighty years and might stand for eighty more.
