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  • Images from Real Life, Hellraiser (1987), The Raid: Redemption, and Wet Hot American Summer next to a scowling Roger Ebert in a composite image

    10 Movies Roger Ebert Hated That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once

    By Rob Hunter 1 month ago

    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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  • Tupac Shakur's Roland Bishop is seen in closeup in Juice

    Tupac Shakur's Acting Debut Was In An Infamous Chevy Chase Box Office Bomb

    By Joe Roberts 1 month ago

    Tupac Shakur's acting debut came via a brief cameo in a box office bomb starring Chevy Chase and directed by Dan Aykroyd.

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  • Edward Furlong's John Connor looks off to his left in Terminator 2

    John Connor Actor Edward Furlong Followed Up Terminator 2 With An Awful Stephen King Movie

    By Joe Roberts 1 month ago

    After playing John Connor in Terminator 2 made Edward Furlong an overnight success, he followed it up with a Stephen King sequel no one seemed to like.

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  • Steven Spielberg is seen in closeup as he sits in a director's chair in Austin Powers in Goldmember

    Steven Spielberg Didn't Like A Stephen King Adaptation That's Now One Of His Favorites

    By Joe Roberts 1 month ago

    It's common knowledge that Stephen King hated Stanley Kubrick's movie adaptation of The Shining, but Steven Spielberg didn't immediately love the film, either.

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  • Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates in Psycho, surrounded by Song Kang-ho as Kim Ki-taek in Parasite, Michael B. Jordan as Smoke in Sinners, Clint Eastwood as Frankie Dunn and Hilary Swank as Mary Margaret

    12 Movies That Switched Genres Halfway Through (And Were Still Good)

    By Trace Sauveur 1 month ago

    Asking an audience to shift gears from one genre to another, especially unexpectedly, can be a difficult task, but these movies did it and fully succeeded.

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  • Sophie Nelisse as Ellie looking up the stairs in Whistle

    We Have An Early Contender For The Best Horror Movie Death Of 2026

    By BJ Colangelo 1 month ago

    We're barely into 2026, but the horror genre has already gifted us with Whistle, which features an early contender for the best horror movie death of the year.

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  • Anya Taylor-Joy is looking to get lucky in Lucky

    Apple TV Streams The Best Movies And TV Shows - And They're Fixing Their Biggest Problem

    By Bill Bria 1 month ago

    Apple TV has quietly been one of the best streaming services in the game, and they're finally fixing their biggest problem.

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  • A collage featuring Woody from Toy Story, Morpheus from The Matrix, Chris from Get Out, Harry and Sally from When Harry Met Sally, and the facehugger from Alien

    12 Movies That Reinvented Genres

    By Blaise Santi 1 month ago

    These 12 movies reinvented their respective genres, pushing the medium forward and influencing new generations of storytellers.

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  • Paul Walker as Brian in Furious 7 surrounded by Heath Ledger as Tony in The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, and Charlie and Anne-Marie in All Dogs Go to Heaven

    12 Movies That Were Completed After A Lead Star Died

    By Audrey Fox 1 month ago

    Occasionally, a film's production gets shaken up by the untimely passing of a cast member. But these movies still got released in the wake of such a tragedy.

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  • Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise glaring in It (2017)

    An Andor Star Almost Played Stephen King's Pennywise In The It Movies

    By Sandy Schaefer 1 month ago

    An Andor veteran nearly snagged the role of Pennywise in the two-part film adaptation of Stephen King's It novel before Bill Skarsgård came along.

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  • Mark Fischbach as The Convict grimacing in a submarine in Iron Lung

    The Iron Lung Box Office Controversy, Explained

    By Ryan Scott 1 month ago

    A misunderstanding involving Markiplier's film Iron Lung and the reporting on its opening weekend at the box office has caused a bit of controversy.

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  • Grogu riding on Mando's back in a spaceship in The Mandalorian and Grogu

    All The Movie Trailers Expected To Debut During The 2026 Super Bowl

    By Ryan Scott 1 month ago

    Super Bowl Sunday always brings lots of movie trailers with it, so here's what to expect (and what not to expect) at 2026's big game.

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  • Mark Fischbach as The Convict with a look of distress on his face in Iron Lung

    5 Reasons Why Markiplier's Iron Lung Shocked The Box Office

    By Ryan Scott 1 month ago

    Markiplier's indie horror flick, Iron Lung, well-exceeded box office expectations. Here's why Hollywood needs to stop underestimating YouTubers.

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  • Jessie Buckley as The Bride smiling in The Bride!

    I've Seen Every Major 2025 Horror Movie And Here's Where The Genre Is Going Next

    By BJ Colangelo 1 month ago

    2025 was a banner year for horror movies, and many recent entries in the genre have prioritized internal struggles. Now, 2026 is taking things somewhere else.

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  • A close up of Dylan O'Brien as Bradley as he's paralyzed in Send Help

    Sam Raimi's First Horror Movie In 17 Years Is A Number One Box Office Hit

    By Ryan Scott 1 month ago

    Send Help, the first Sam Raimi-directed horror movie in nearly two decades, managed to top the box office in its opening weekend.

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  • Kurt Russell as Mike in Death Proof, and the car in The Car and the car in Christine in a composite image

    10 Best Killer Car Movies Ever, Ranked

    By Rob Hunter 1 month ago

    Whether it's a sentient car on a murder spree or a car made deadly by a crazed driver, these are the best killer car movies ever made.

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  • Ghostface chasing someone around a house in Scream 7

    Scream 7 Super Bowl Trailer Reveals Sidney Prescott's Ultimate Ghostface Nemesis

    By Rafael Motamayor 1 month ago

    Scream 7 has dropped its Super Bowl trailer early, hoping to drum up some excitement for yet another Ghostface's killing spree.

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  • Masked killer in Valentine

    The 12 Best Valentine's Day Horror Movies

    By Chad Collins 1 month ago

    As every horror fan knows, Valentine's Day is the perfect time for romance ... and murder.

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  • Iris resting her head on her chin in Companion

    Why Iris From Companion Looks So Familiar

    By Nick Staniforth 1 month ago

    Sophie Thatcher gives a phenomenal performance as Iris in Companion, which is unsurprising considering her incredible filmography.

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  • Samuel L. Jackson as Harry looks up at the sphere in Sphere

    Samuel L. Jackson And Dustin Hoffman Teamed Up For Michael Crichton's Worst Adaptation

    By Sandy Schaefer 1 month ago

    This sci-fi dud marked the beginning of the end for adaptations of Michael Crichton's books, despite having a cast led by Samuel L. Jackson and Dustin Hoffman.

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  • Mike Smith, Michael Parkinson, and Sarah Greene standing in front of a screen made of many little screens that read

    10 Best Found Footage Movies That Truly Elevate The Subgenre

    By Lex Briscuso 1 month ago

    The found footage genre tends to be repetitive, but these movies elevated the framework and used it in ways that were truly innovative.

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  • Linda Liddle with a spear in the underbrush in Send Help

    Send Help Confirms That Sam Raimi Does One Thing Better Than All Other Horror Directors

    By Witney Seibold 1 month ago

    Sam Raimi returns to the director's chair with Send Help, and reminds audiences that he's still the king of gross-out horror.

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  • M3GAN with her glasses on in her new suit in front of neon lights in M3GAN 2.0

    5 Reasons Why M3GAN 2.0 Flopped At The Box Office

    By Ryan Scott 1 month ago

    M3GAN was a smash-hit for Blumhouse, but M3GAN 2.0 was an unfortunate flop at the box office. Fortunately, the polarizing sequel is trending on streaming.

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  • Catherine O'Hara as Delia Deetz spray-painting a wall in Beetlejuice

    Catherine O'Hara Almost Turned Down Beetlejuice For A Hilarious Reason

    By Danielle Ryan 1 month ago

    Beetlejuice wouldn't have worked without Catherine O'Hara as Delia Deetz, but she almost passed on it for a reason almost as eccentric as Delia herself.

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  • Swamp Thing, Night Nurse, Zatanna, and Deadman on the cover of Justice League Dark: Paradise Lost

    Guillermo Del Toro's Canceled Justice League Dark Movie Featured DC's Best Characters

    By Devin Meenan 1 month ago

    Guillermo del Toro will probably never direct his Justice League Dark movie, which would've included some terrific DC Comics heroes and villains alike.

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  • Eihi Shiina as Asami wearing a blue jacket and smiling in Audition

    This Beloved J-Horror Movie's Shocking Twist Had Audience Members Scolding The Director

    By Danielle Ryan 1 month ago

    Horror movie directors are used to audiences freaking out about their art, but Takashi Miike had an audience member scold him to his face.

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  • Demi Moore's Abby looking worried in The Seventh Sign

    Demi Moore's Creepy Apocalyptic Horror Movie From The '80s Has A Bone-Chilling Premise

    By Debopriyaa Dutta 1 month ago

    It's far from one of the best religious apocalypse horror films ever made, but this '80s flick starring Demi Moore certainly has a jaw-dropping premise.

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