A Brilliant Horror Director Gave Quentin Tarantino A Terrible Note On Reservoir Dogs
Quentin Tarantino asked a legendary horror director for notes on his first feature, Reservoir Dogs. Thankfully, he didn't listen.
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Smile 2 Ending Explained: Stage Fright
Smile 2 is bigger and bloodier than the first, but is this the end for the series? Here's the film's ending explained and where the story could go from here.
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Terrifier 3's Most Darkly Comedic Art The Clown Moment Was Improvised
A memorable moment of comedy in the otherwise dark Terrifier 3 finale was improvised by the actor who plays Art the Clown.
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Star Trek's Kelvin Timeline Movies Almost Featured A Cameo From Nichelle Nichols
Nichelle Nichols almost joined Leonard Nimoy by appearing in the Kelvin timeline of Star Trek. Sadly, it never came to fruition. Here's why.
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Incredible Hulk #18 Goes Full-On Horror As Bruce Banner Literally Deals With The Devil [Exclusive Preview]
Check out our exclusive preview of Marvel Comics' Incredible Hulk #18, which has made itself a monster horror comic first and foremost.
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Can Venom 3 Help The Box Office Move Past The Failure Of Joker 2?
Venom 3 will hit theaters soon. Can this superhero sequel succeed at the box office in the wake of the failure of Joker 2?
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Marvel Is Merging Two Of Its Most Popular Heroes Into One Character In A New Comic Book Series
Marvel's Ultimate universe has allowed for wider experimentation, which will continue when an upcoming comic combines two famous superheroes into one.
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Marvel Just Revealed The Live-Action Herbie For The MCU Fantastic Four Movie - And He's Perfect
Marvel has unveiled the first official look at the live-action H.E.R.B.I.E. in The Fantastic Four: First Steps ahead of the robot's big screen debut.
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Brad Pitt Could've Starred In A Cult Classic Horror Sequel Years Before He Was Famous
A few years before Thelma & Louise put him on the map, Brad Pitt could have played a major role in a beloved horror sequel.
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Netflix's The Electric State Trailer Throws Millie Bobby Brown Into The Post-Apocalyptic '90s
Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt take a road trip across a retro-futuristic wasteland in the first trailer for Netflix movie The Electric State.
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A Murder Mystery Movie With Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Shailene Woodley Is Dominating Prime Video
A new direct-to-streaming murder mystery movie starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Shailene Woodley got bad reviews, but it's a hit on Prime Video.
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The Terrifying True Story Of Netflix's Crime Thriller Woman Of The Hour
Anna Kendrick is making her directorial debut with the Netflix crime thriller Woman of the Hour, which is based on a horrific true story.
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Bruce Willis Predicted One Of The Biggest Horror Movies Of All Time On The Set Of Pulp Fiction
Bruce Willis may not see dead people, but he apparently has powers that allowed him to predict a hugely popular horror film while making Pulp Fiction.
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Demi Moore Could've Starred In A Cult Classic Fantasy Film – But Wasn't Hired For A Ridiculous Reason
The director of a cult '80s fantasy film had every intention of casting Demi Moore, only for her to lose the part for a completely nonsensical reason.
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The Two Perfect Ian McKellen Movies According To Rotten Tomatoes
Ian McKellen has been acting for half a century, and according to Rotten Tomatoes, he's appeared in two 'perfect' movies.
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Star Wars Outlaws Provides A Template For Lucasfilm Film & TV – But Will They Use It?
Star Wars Outlaws provides a template for Lucasfilm to potentially recapture the casual fans who have been turned off by the recent lore-obsessed TV shows.
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Does Smile 2 Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Does Smile 2 feature a post-credits scene setting the stage for a third movie in the horror franchise? Here's our spoiler-free answer.
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The Real Reason Marvel Cut Gambit's Deadpool & Wolverine Post-Credits Scene
A deleted Deadpool & Wolverine post-credits scene revealed that Channing Tatum's Gambit is still alive. Here's why Marvel dropped it from the theatrical cut.
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Russell Crowe's Most Unhinged Thriller Is Becoming A Streaming Hit On Netflix
A 2020 action thriller starring Russell Crowe went mostly unnoticed due to its pandemic release but is now getting a second life on Netflix.
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The FTC's Click-To-Cancel Rule Changes Everything For Streaming Services Like Netflix
Thanks to the FTC, streaming services like Netflix can no longer use shady methods to discourage subscribers from canceling their memberships.
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Disney's New Theme Park Pass Finds A New Way To Charge An Arm And A Leg
Lightning Lanes have been around at Disney Parks for a while, but you'll soon have to lighten your wallet even more for the Lightning Lane Premier Pass.
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A Beloved Animation Institution Is Heading To Netflix, And Here's The Trailer To Prove It
Beloved claymation characters Wallace & Gromit are finally making their return to the world of feature films. Check out the new trailer for Vengeance Most Fowl.
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Netflix's Carry-On Trailer Turns Jason Bateman Into A Christmas Action Thriller Villain
Taron Egerton plays a TSA agent who's blackmailed by a mysterious villain played by Jason Bateman in Netflix's Carry-On, a new thriller from Jaume Collet-Serra.
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Stephen King's 2024 Vampire Horror Movie Is Blowing Up On Max
A new Stephen King vampire horror movie that skipped theaters and went right to Max is turning out to be a streaming hit.
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Smile 2 Review: A Twisted Horror Sequel That Doesn't Let Up
Despite some flaws, Smile 2 is a bigger, meaner horror sequel that gets the job done. It's also a lot of fun. Here's our review.
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Why Horror Icon Robert Englund Will Likely Never Play Freddy Krueger Again
While Robert Englund helped make Freddy Krueger a horror icon, the actor is ready to leave the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise behind him.
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Why Bill Skarsgard & The Losers Club Were Kept Separate During Stephen King's It
There's a good reason It star Bill Skarsgård and the Losers Club's actors were mostly kept apart during filming on the Stephen King horror adaptation.
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