12 Best Movies Like One Battle After Another
If you enjoyed the combination of dark satire and genuine thrills in Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, we have some other movies you can watch.
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Stan Lee Had A Heartwarming Condition To Appear In Madness In The Method
When Jason Mewes made his directorial debut with Madness in the Method, he asked Stan Lee to make a cameo. Lee agreed, under one condition.
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Logan Director James Mangold's Slasher Movie Is Perfect For Agatha Christie Fans
Before James Mangold delivered one of the best superhero films of all time with Logan, he turned an Agatha Christie story into a slasher film.
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The Orville's Scott Grimes Starred In A Forgotten '80s Sci-Fi Horror Movie That Deserves More Love
When he was younger, The Orville cast member Scott Grimes appeared in the first two entries of this underrated low-budget 1980s sci-fi horror franchise.
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Brendan Fraser Had A Great Reason For Rejecting George Of The Jungle 2
Brendan Fraser passed on the sequel to his live-action hit Disney comedy George of the Jungle, and you really can't fault him for doing so.
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10 Best Movies Of 2025, According To Rotten Tomatoes
2025 was a fantastic year for cinema, and the 10 films with the highest scores on Rotten Tomatoes are all must-watches you need to track down.
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How Former Disney Boss Michael Eisner Helped Save The Star Trek Franchise
Before Michael Eisner became the CEO of Disney, he was a crucial figure in revitalizing the Star Trek franchise at Paramount.
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The Hunger Games Mistake That Made Elizabeth Banks Angry With Jennifer Lawrence
Those familiar with Jennifer Lawrence probably won't be surprised by the weird way she accidentally annoyed her Hunger Games co-star Elizabeth Banks one time.
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Eric Stoltz Terrorized Universal Studios Tourists While Filming Back To The Future
Before Eric Stoltz was replaced by Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly in Back to the Future, he stole a golf cart and terrorized Universal Studios.
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5 Perfect Movies Roger Ebert Loved That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Here are five movies that the late, great film critic Roger Ebert awarded four stars and we think every movie lover should seek out.
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George Clooney's Cult Horror Comedy From The '80s Is Streaming On Prime Video
George Clooney's humble beginnings in horror movie sequels always make for a fun watch, and one of his silliest films is streaming on Prime Video.
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An Underrated Jennifer Lopez Sci-Fi Movie Helped Inspire Stranger Things Season 5
One of the most stylish and aesthetically pleasing sci-fi movies ever made inspired Stranger Things season 5, even if the film came decades after the 1980s.
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How Mickey Rourke Missed Out On Two Major Quentin Tarantino Roles
Quentin Tarantino and Mickey Rourke feel like a great fit, so it's not surprising that they've come very close to working together in the past (twice).
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Sigourney Weaver Didn't Intend To Make An Aliens Reference In Avatar: Fire And Ash
A moment featuring Sigourney Weaver in Avatar: Fire and Ash has been singled-out as an Aliens reference, but Weaver says she didn't make that connection.
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Darkseid Vs Thanos: Who Is Stronger?
DC Comics' Darkseid and Marvel Comics' Thanos are two of the most powerful villains ever written, but which character is canonically the strongest?
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One Of Batman's Wackiest Vehicles Was Paid For By Local Governments
Batman has had some pretty weird accessories and vehicles over the years, but one of his wackiest was canonically funded by the government.
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William Shatner's '70s Sci-Fi Horror Movie About Spiders Has To Be Seen To Be Believed
When William Shatner expanded his career beyond Star Trek, he played a cowboy veterinarian in a wild sci-fi horror movie about killer spiders.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites Has A Reference That It: Welcome To Derry Fans Will Love
Stephen King has inspired countless horror stories, but The Conjuring: Last Rites might have made a direct reference to Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
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Roger Ebert Didn't Mince Words About A Forgotten Audrey Hepburn Thriller
Even the greatest actors of all time appeared in flops from time to time, like this Audrey Hepburn thriller that Roger Ebert hated.
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Every Upcoming Star Wars Video Game Coming In 2026 And Beyond
Here are all of the officially announced Star Wars video games in development, including ones that don't have release dates yet.
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Winona Ryder And Daniel Day-Lewis Teamed Up For An Underrated Flop That Deserves A Second Look
Daniel Day-Lewis and Winona Ryder first appeared together in Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence, then reunited for this underrated adaptation.
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15 Amazing Movies You Likely Didn't Know Were Remakes
Some remakes are so good that they've eclipsed their predecessor, and many don't know they've just seen a remake. Here are some of those more notable remakes.
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Before Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire Starred In An Underseen Fantasy Flop With Reese Witherspoon
Before Tobey Maguire took on the role of Spider-Man, he and Reese Witherspoon starred in a beloved fantasy film about 1950s television.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash's Best Scene Echoes A Lord Of The Rings Moment
The Avatar movies and the Lord of the Rings trilogy cover similar themes, as a major moment from Fire and Ash illustrates.
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Pluribus' Creator Vince Gilligan Wrote A Dark Fantasy Movie That Deserves A Second Look
Before he created Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and the new series Pluribus, Vince Gilligan wrote the script for the forgotten film Wilder Napalm.
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Timothee Chalamet's Forgotten A24 Movie With A Scream Queen Is Streaming On Prime Video
Timothée Chalamet and scream queen Maika Monroe starred in a forgotten A24 movie (one currently streaming on Prime Video) at a crucial point in their careers.
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Robert Duvall's Divisive '70s Western With Burt Lancaster Is Streaming For Free
This lesser-known '70s Western starring Burt Lancaster and Robert Duvall, which has been somewhat reappraised over the years, is currently streaming for free.
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