How To Watch Dicks: The Musical At Home
A24's absurd, raunchy comedy Dicks: The Musical will bring the silly filthiness from Aaron Jackson and Josh Sharp home for the whole family to watch this fall!
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How To Watch Dumb Money At Home
Dumb Money, the new film from director Craig Gillespie and starring an incredibly stacked cast, is coming to home video very soon. Here's how and when to watch. -
The Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Trailer Wants To Know If You're Ready For More Monkey Business
Those apes are at it again in the trailer for Kingdom Of The Planet of the Apes, the latest entry into the long-running franchise. -
The Best Way To Spread Christmas Cheer Is Wearing Elf Crocs (Sorry This Didn't Rhyme)
If you don't have a full Elf costume ready to go for the holidays, don't worry, all you need is this new pair of Elf Crocs inspired by the Will Ferrell movie. -
Why Too Much Marvel Became The Company's Kryptonite
A push to produce a never-ending flow of Marvel Cinematic Universe films and streaming series has taken a heavy toll on Marvel Studios. -
Predestination Ending Explained: Wibbly Wobbly, Timey-Wimey Stuff
Predestination is a singularly complex and mind-bending film whose ending will leave you guessing, even if you connect all the dots (as we have). -
Charlie Chaplin Vs. America Review: The Detailed Chronicle Of A Real-Life Hollywood Rise And Fall
In his new book, prolific Hollywood chronicler Scott Eyman turns his attention to legendary filmmaker Charlie Chaplin, his meteoric rise, and unfortunate fall. -
The 7 Best Matthew Perry Projects That Aren't Friends
Although best known as Chandler Bing on Friends, Matthew Perry's career includes other terrific movies, show, and yes, video games. -
Mission: Impossible 7's Rome Shots Were Made Extra Difficult Thanks To An Architectural Quirk
A car chase for Mission: Impossible 7 was always going to be hard, but doing it in Rome was extra difficult due to the Italian city's cobblestone streets. -
The Marvels Underwent Four Weeks Of Reshoots, But Was It Enough?
Nia DaCosta's The Marvels did four weeks of reshoots, which is more than normal for Marvel Studios but not the longest reshoot period in the studio's history. -
Indiana Jones And Harrison Ford Are Getting A Feature-Length Documentary On Disney+
Harrison Ford has been playing Indiana Jones for over 40 years, and a new feature-length documentary coming to Disney+ will look at both of their legacies. -
Matthew Perry Toxicology Report Reveals No Meth Or Fentanyl In System
Friends star Matthew Perry had no meth or fentanyl in his system at the time of his death, but a full report will still take some time. -
Marvel Could Replace Jonathan Majors With Doctor Doom
What is Marvel going to do about their Jonathan Majors problem? Several options are apparently being discussed. -
Marvel Considering Reuniting The Original Avengers Team (Yes, Even The Dead Ones)
Marvel could bring back the original Avengers team, and to quote Loki himself: 'How desperate are you?' -
Marvel's Blade Underwent Changes So Extreme That Mahershala Ali Almost Left The Film
Marvel continues to have trouble bringing Blade to the MCU, so much so that star Mahershala Ali came close to leaving the project. -
Cool Stuff: Hasbro Is Crowdfunding Ghostbusters Ghost Trap And PKE Meter Prop Replicas
Hasbro's HasLab has launched a crowdfunding campaign for Ghostbusters Ghost Trap and PKE Meter replicas, to go with their previously released proton pack. -
Daniel Radcliffe's Harry Potter Stunt Double Tells His Story In The David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived Trailer
The trailer for the documentary David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived shines a light on the life of Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double from the Harry Potter films. -
How Mission: Impossible 7 Made A 14-Year Long Wish Come True
Mission: Impossible -- Dead Reckoning allowed director Christopher McQuarrie and star Tom Cruise to fulfill their dream of shooting an action scene in Venice. -
The Touching True Story Behind Talk To Me's Haunted Hand
The importance of hands in Talk to Me goes beyond the embalmed artifact that summons demons. They're also a sign of love, as one of the filmmakers revealed. -
John Cena And Alison Brie's New Movie Just Tanked At The Box Office
Have you even heard about Freelance, starring John Cena and Alison Brie? Between the bad reviews and even worse box office, there's a reason you likely haven't. -
Ryan Gosling's SNL Sketches Made Him The Only Possible Choice For Ken
Ryan Gosling's hysterical Saturday Night Live appearances convinced Barbie director Greta Gerwig and co-writer Noah Baumbach that Gosling could be their Ken. -
How Terrifier 2's Success Sets The Stage For A Bigger (And Scarier) Part 3 [Exclusive]
Terrifier director Damien Leone tells /Film how the shocking success of the second film sets him up for a larger, more intricate follow-up with Terrifier 3. -
Extraction 3 - Director, Cast And More Info
Chris Hemsworth will return as mercenary Tyler Rake in Extraction 3. Here's everything else we know about Netflix's action sequel and franchise continuation. -
The Wailing Ending Explained: A Father's Final Fatal Failure
The Wailing is a roller coaster ride with enough twists and turns to keep even the most experienced movie watcher guessing, right down to its ending. -
Is The Breakfast Club 2 Happening, Or Is School Out Forever?
John Hughes' The Breakfast Club is a classic, It's been over 40 years since it came out, but will it ever get a sequel? -
Halloween Kills Almost Featured A Community Theater Musical Of A David Cronenberg Film
Tommy Doyle in Halloween Kills was almost the type of man who channeled his trauma through musical theater. -
How You Can Visit The Five Nights At Freddy's Animatronics In Real Life
Freddy Fazbear and the rest of the murderous animatronics from Five Nights at Freddy's having been hanging out at Universal Studios for Halloween Horror Nights.
