Mark Wahlberg's 2021 Sci-Fi Flop Is Climbing Prime Video's Top Charts
Antoine Fuqua's sci-fi action movie Infinite, starring Mark Wahlberg, is climbing Prime Video's charts three years after its original release.
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Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 Could Kick Off Awards Season At The Box Office
Juror #2 is likely Clint Eastwood's final film as a director, and it also might mark the start of awards season at the box office if Warner Bros. chooses.
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Predator Vs. Black Panther #3 Unleashes Carnage As The Marvel Body Count Rises [Exclusive Preview]
One of Marvel's greatest heroes is crossing over with one of 20th Century Studios most formidable foes and we have the first look at the comic's third issue.
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Star Wars Is Bringing Back Kylo Ren To Fill The Gap Between Last Jedi & Rise Of Skywalker
What happened when Kylo Ren was the Supreme Leader of the First Order? A new comic is set to fill the gap between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker.
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How To Watch The Substance At Home
Coralie Fargeat's jaw-dropping body horror film The Substance will be available to stream at home very soon. Here's how you can watch it.
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Why Greta Gerwig Is (Politely) Butting Heads With Netflix Over Chronicles Of Narnia
Netflix doesn't care about theatrical releases, but Chronicles of Narnia director Greta Gerwig does - and that's reportedly causing some tension.
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Does Venom 3 Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Does Venom: The Last Dance have a post-credits scene (or more) setting up future Sony Marvel movies? Here's a spoiler-free answer.
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The 50 Best Alien Movies Ever, Ranked
Keep watching the skies because we are not alone! These are our picks for the best alien movies of all time.
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The True Story Behind The 'Banned' Nickelodeon Horror Movie Cry Baby Lane
Urban legends claim the 2000 Nickelodeon horror TV movie Cry Baby Lane was so terrifying that it got banned. Here's the (not-as-exciting) truth.
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Venom 3's Knull Actor Has Been Revealed & It's A Marvel Veteran
We finally know who is playing the Marvel villain Knull in Venom: The Last Dance, and it's someone most fans will recognize.
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15 Years Later, Ti West's Breakout Horror Movie Is The Perfect Halloween Watch
15 years after it was initially released, Ti West's breakout movie The House of the Devil still holds up as an excellent example of period horror.
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Stephen King Named One Movie Adaptation Of His Books A Trainwreck
Stephen King isn't a fan of one of his worst-reviewed adaptations but to be fair, he's not a fan of his own book either.
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The 35 Best Slasher Movies Of All Time Ranked
Lock your doors, bolt your windows, and turn down the lights for the greatest slasher movies of all time!
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Venom: The Last Dance Review: Tom Hardy's Marvel Trilogy Ends With A Whimper
Venom: The Last Dance is a rushed, clumsy, lackluster trilogy finale that forgets to embrace the established fun of the franchise. Here's our review.
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Conclave Review: Ralph Fiennes Leads A Satisfying, Mature Thriller Set Inside The Vatican
Ralph Fiennes stars as a conflicted Cardinal in Conclave, a sturdy, mature thriller about dark secrets within the Vatican. Here's our review.
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Disney's Prince Charming Movie Finds Its Lead In A Marvel Veteran, And Okay, Fine, We'll Watch This
Paul King's Prince Charming movie has found its lead in a beloved Marvel veteran, which is enough to get us actually interested in this Disney flick.
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Stephen A. Smith's Favorite Movies Include Two Of Denzel Washington's Best Performances
ESPN host and sports personality Stephen A. Smith recently shared his four favorite movies of all time, and two of them are Denzel Washington classics.
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A New John Wick Anime Movie Will Answer A 10-Year Old Mystery
The John Wick universe is continuing to expand, and a new anime feature film will answer a question fans have had about the franchise since the very beginning.
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Tom Holland Has One Complaint About Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home was a gigantic hit, but thinking back on the experience of making it, star Tom Holland has a complaint.
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Clint Eastwood Could've Shared The Screen With A Hollywood Legend – But He Just Didn't Like Her
Clint Eastwood had the opportunity to co-star with one of the most iconic actresses of her generation, but he didn't because he did not like the actress.
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It's Time For Marvel To Put The Cursed Blade Reboot Out Of Its Misery
Marvel has every reason to reboot Blade for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it's time to give up on the Mahershala Ali-led version of the film.
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Japan's Most Bizarre Crossover Highlights Barbenheimer's Biggest Missed Opportunity
As successful as Barbenheimer proved to be, it's got nothing on a previous crossover between two vastly different Japanese franchises.
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The Real Reason Eva Longoria Is A Producer On John Wick
John Wick fans were likely confused when they saw Eva Longoria as a producer on the film, but here's how the Desperate Housewives star joined the film.
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John Wick's Puppy Death Scene Was A Major Point Of Contention
The investors behind the first John Wick movie were understandably worried about the film's infamous puppy death scene during production.
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You're Killin' Me, Smalls: The Origins Of Ham Porter's The Sandlot Quote
You don't know how Ham Porter's (Patrick Renna) most frequently-quoted line from The Sandlot came to be? You're killin' me, Smalls!
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Why The Oscars Banned Hans Zimmer's Dune 2 Score From Competing
Composer Hans Zimmer will not be taking home an Oscar for his Dune: Part Two score, because the Academy has deemed it ineligible for contention. Here's why.
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The 30 Best Heist Movies Of All Time
Wanna see good movies about bad people? Steal away and watch a comedy, thriller, or film noir from our list of the best heist films ever made.
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