The Erotic Thriller That Has Netflix's Number One Spot On Lockdown
Who says great erotic thrillers are dead? The critically acclaimed Fair Play has been ruling Netflix's top 10 charts since its streaming premiere.
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The Boogeyman Director Rob Savage Thinks The Scares That Don't Happen Are Just As Important [Exclusive Interview]
We sat down with Rob Savage, director of The Boogeyman and Host, to talk about making horror movies and when it's right to not go for the scare. -
Chris Evans And Emily Blunt Get Rich Pushing Drugs In Netflix's Pain Hustlers Trailer
A new trailer has dropped for Netflix's Pain Hustlers, a crime drama cut from the same cloth as films like The Wolf of Wall Street and The Big Short. -
Cool Stuff: A New Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull Poster Nukes The Fridge Beautifully
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull may be a blemish on the adventure franchise, but Matt Ferguson's new poster is gorgeous. -
Here's How You Can Watch Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs In 4K
Disney's first animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, has a new 4K restoration headed to Disney+ this month. Here are the details. -
Taraji P. Henson Sings Up A Storm In The Color Purple Musical Trailer
The musical adaptation of The Color Purple gets a new trailer, and you can watch it right here. Taraji P. Henson, Danielle Brooks, Halle Bailey, and more star. -
Guillermo Del Toro Still Gets Bitter Over His Scrapped Jabba The Hutt Star Wars Movie
A Godfather-style gangster movie about Star Wars crime boss Jabba the Hutt never got made, but director Guillermo del Toro is only sometimes bitter about it. -
30 Years Later, Hocus Pocus Has Re-Entered The Top Ten At The Box Office
Hocus Pocus flopped when it first came out. It's re-release this weekend, however, proves that the witchy cult classic has legs. -
Why The Greatest Animation Studio In The World Faces An Uncertain Future
What will happen to Studio Ghibli after Hayao Miyazaki dies? That's the big question on anime-lovers' minds in the wake of Ghibli's sale to Nippon TV. -
Is An RRR Sequel Happening With Ram Charan And Jr NTR Reuniting?
S.S. Rajamouli's maximalist epic RRR blew the roof off the international action scene when it debuted in 2022. Here's what the director has said about a sequel. -
Ferrari - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
The latest film from Michael Mann, Ferrari, is based on the life of the iconic luxury sports car racer and manufacturer. -
Making Logan Was A Hugely Emotional Experience For Patrick Stewart And Hugh Jackman
Making Logan was hugely meaningful to X-Men co-stars Patrick Stewart and Hugh Jackman, culminating with an emotional bonding moment during the film's premiere. -
Stanley Kubrick Called Ridley Scott After Alien Came Out With One Big Question
When you've impressed Stanley Kubrick with your filmmaking (as Ridley Scott did when he directed Alien), then you know you've done something right. -
Ridley Scott Has A Message For Blade Runner Critics: 'Go F*** Yourself'
Ridley Scott's affection for Blade Runner hasn't diminished over the decades ... nor have his feelings for the film's critics when it originally came out. -
The Exorcist: Believer's Truly Abysmal Digital Effects Nearly Ruin The Movie
The Exorcist: Believer replaced the practical terror of the original with lackluster CGI. -
Barbie's Record-Breaking Party In The Box Office Top 10 Finally Ends After 12 Weeks
Greta Gerwig's Barbie just ended an incredible run of being in the top 10 films at the U.S. box office, fending off films like Meg 2, Blue Beetle, and more. -
LEGO's Spider-Man: No Way Home Final Battle Is Awesome And Worth It For The Minifigures Alone
LEGO has released a new playset for the final battle from Spider-Man: No Way Home, and it's one of the best building brick recreations of a Marvel scene. -
Eli Roth Wanted To Evolve Beyond Edgelord Horror With Thanksgiving
With his new film Thanksgiving, based on a fake trailer he created years ago, director Eli Roth wanted to make something 'shocking in a different way.' -
Maestro Review: Bradley Cooper Delivers The Sights And Sounds, But The Story Is Lackluster [LFF 2023]
Bradley Cooper continues to prove he's a strong director with Maestro, but the Leonard Bernstein film is lacking a great script to match that direction. -
The Exorcist: Believer's Box Office Raises Horrifying Questions About The Franchise's Future
Universal's expensive bet on David Gordon Green's The Exorcist: Believer and its planned sequels could end up coming back to bite the studio in a big way. -
Ridley Scott's Napoleon Director's Cut Is Four Hours Long, Will Release On Streaming So You Can Take Pee Breaks
Ridley Scott is developing a four-hour-long director's cut of his historical epic Napoleon, which will stream on Apple TV+ following the film's theatrical run. -
Guillermo Del Toro Didn't Direct Pacific Rim 2 For One Stupid Reason
Guillermo del Toro came close to directing Pacific Rim 2, aka Pacific Rim Uprising. But a very, very silly reason got in the way and killed that idea. -
Transformers One - Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
The Transformers movie franchise is coming full circle with a prequel film titled Transformers One. Here's everything we know about it so far. -
Ben Affleck Was Cast In Gone Girl Because Of His Awkward Red Carpet Smile
Ben Affleck had been memed into oblivion by the time David Fincher was casting for Gone Girl - and that's exactly why he got the part of Nick Dunne. -
Sci-Fi Actor Replacements That Were Actually For The Best
Burt Reynolds almost played Han Solo and Dennis Hopper was cast as Christof in The Truman Show. The right people ultimately played these roles -- and others. -
Hidden Ending Explained: The Darker Side Of Human Nature
Before they created Stranger Things, the Duffer Brothers directed the subversive horror movie Hidden. Here's what its ending really means.
