The Real Reason Director Justin Lin Left Fast X
Longtime Fast & Furious director Justin Lin officially left Fast X over 'creative differences,' but the full story is much wilder and more ridiculous.
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James Cameron Quietly Co-Directed A Non-Avatar Movie Coming Out In 2026
James Cameron is co-directing a 3D concert film that's coming out in March of 2026. Does this signal that he's ready to explore more non-Avatar stories again?
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12 2020s Films Destined To Become Cult Classics
Sometimes, a movie doesn't find its audience until years after its initial release. Here are 12 films from the 2020s we think are destined to get their due.
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Why The Mummy Franchise Left Egypt For China, According To Brendan Fraser
With Brendan Fraser gearing up to return for The Mummy 4, the actor has spoken candidly about why The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor swapped Egypt for China.
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How To Watch Emma Stone's Bugonia At Home
Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos' latest (and weirdest) collaboration yet, Bugonia, is heading to the home media market. Enjoy, sickos (complimentary).
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Movies To Watch If You Loved The Green Knight
Whether you loved The Green Knight because of its standout cast or its surreal take on Arthurian legend, these are the movies you should watch next.
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The 10 Best Comedies Of The Last 10 Years
If we've learned one thing recently, it's that nothing brings people together like comedies. If you're looking to laugh together, here are the decade's best.
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The Most Underrated Moments In Pixar History
With Cars 3 hitting theaters this week, let's look past the most famous Pixar moments and focus on the most underrated Pixar moments.
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Whatever Happened To The Cursed Boy Actor Yuya Ozeki From The Grudge
Whatever happened to The Cursed Boy actor Yuya Ozeki from The Grudge franchise? Let's take a look back at his role in the series and his career path.
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Wake Up Dead Man Review: Rian Johnson's Third Knives Out Movie Is Sharp, Smart, And All Too Relevant
Rian Johnson's latest Knives Out mystery gives Benoit Blanc a smaller part to play as Josh O'Connor's conflicted priest takes center stage. Here's our review.
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The Overlooked Drama That Landed Elizabeth Olsen Her Breakthrough Marvel Role
An acclaimed but under-the-radar indie drama helped land Elizabeth Olsen the role of Scarlet Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Nearly 30 Years Later, Stanley Kubrick's Final Movie Is Finally, Actually Finished [Exclusive]
Almost 30 years after it hit theaters, Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut has a new 4K restoration from Criterion and cinematographer Larry Smith.
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The Top Ten Most Paused Movie Moments
We've all done it. We're watching a movie and an image flashes by in an instant. Did we really just see that?
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Wicked: For Good Changed The Meaning Of Oz's Yellow Brick Road Into Something Dark
The Yellow Brick Road is a pathway of hope for Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, but it has a much darker meaning in Wicked: For Good.
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The Original Fantastic Four Stars Spent Their Own Cash To Promote The Roger Corman Marvel Film
The cast of the Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four was determined to make the Marvel movie a success (being unaware that it was never meant to be released).
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Mariah Carey's Movie Star Debut Holds A Dismal 6% Rating On Rotten Tomatoes
Mariah Carey's Glitter, which marked the singer's first leading film performance, has an atrocious reputation and a Rotten Tomatoes score to match.
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Sissy Spacek Went Full Method Actor To Land Her Iconic '70s Horror Role In Carrie
Brian De Palma initially had a different star in mind for his Carrie adaptation, so Sissy Spacek went full Method to land the lead in the '70s horror classic.
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James Earl Jones' Father Acted In One Of The Most Bizarre '80s Horror Films
There are lots of odd left-field incidental details to watch out for in this infamous '80s horror flick, including an appearance by James Earl Jones' father.
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5 Most Bizarre Silver Age Batman Villains We'd Love To See In James Gunn's DC Universe
James Gunn has the opportunity to include any DC character he wants in the new DC Universe, and we're hoping he goes back to the Silver Age for inspiration.
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Russell Crowe Regrets Turning Down An Oscar-Winning Biopic
Russell Crowe almost walked the line and (Johnny) cash'd a check to appear in an Oscar-winning biopic ... only to regret turning the role down.
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture Was Plagued By Injuries And A Threatened Strike
Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise had to deal with several obstacles beyond his control as he raced to make the film's scheduled release date.
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J. K. Simmons Has Way More In Common With His Whiplash Character Than You Think
J.K. Simmons, thankfully, seems very different from his Whiplash character emotionally, but he does have some other crucial qualities in common with him.
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Why Gremlins 2 Is Joe Dante's Best Movie, Explained By Quentin Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino is a fan of Joe Dante's Gremlins 2: The New Batch, particularly when it comes to its place in Dante's greater filmography as a director.
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The Pixar Movie Scene Designed To 'Introduce' Young Audiences To John Carpenter's The Thing
Pixar's Elio homages classic sci-fi and horror movies like John Carpenter's The Thing in the hopes of encouraging kids to check them out when they're older.
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A 2019 Thriller With A 93% Rotten Tomatoes Score Might Be The Weirdest Western You Ever Watch
Those who enjoy the cult classic 'Acid Western' El Topo will find that film's spirit alive and well in this acclaimed (and surreal) 2019 thriller.
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8 Best Dwayne Johnson Performances, Ranked
The Smashing Machine didn't tear up the box office, but it has us thinking about Dwayne Johnson's best performances. Here's a list of his best work, ranked.
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Daniel Day-Lewis' Forgotten 1993 Romance Movie Deserves More Love
Some folks dismissed this 1993 Daniel Day-Lewis and Martin Scorsese collaboration as being too emotionally restrained for a romantic drama, but they're wrong.
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