10 Best Movies On Disney Plus, According To Rotten Tomatoes
If you're looking for the best of use of your time with the highest quality movies, here are the best movies on Disney+, based on Rotten Tomatoes ratings.
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5 Reasons Why Black Phone 2 Killed It At The Box Office
Blumhouse is finally back on top thanks to Black Phone 2, and there are several factors that contributed to the horror sequel's strong box office opening.
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Why Paul Verhoeven Was Going To Pass On Directing RoboCop (And What Changed His Mind)
RoboCop is one of Paul Verhoeven's best and most culturally significant films, but he nearly passed on the project. Here's why he changed his mind.
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Wicked: For Good Just Ruined Its Own 'Surprise' Cameo For Some Reason
Wicked: For Good director Jon M. Chu only barely teased the identity of the actor voicing the Cowardly Lion. Now, Universal's gone ahead and spoiled the reveal.
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Movies Like American Gangster You Definitely Need To See
Looking for something that'll scratch your crime epic itch? We've got some suggestions for ya.
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Pop Star Kelly Clarkson Deeply Regrets Her Widely Panned Romantic Flop
You better believe Kelly Clarkson is well aware that her disastrous movie debut was a mistake and she has nothing good to say about it.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In Halloween Is Through The Eyes Of A Child
Everyone is entitled to one good scare, so Scariest Scene Ever is looking back at the opening scene of John Carpenter's Halloween.
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The 15 Best Fight Scenes In The Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ranked
OK, OK, you can probably guess what we chose as the best fight scene in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But how about the other 14 entries? Read on to find out!
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Jack Skellington Was Partially Inspired By The Subject Of Another Tim Burton Movie
Tim Burton took cues from a beloved filmmaker to define parts of Jack Skellington's journey in the stop-motion animated Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Why Predator: Killer Of Killers Added Arnold Schwarzenegger After The Film's Release
Predator: Killer of Killers added an extended final scene to the movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and there's a good reason it wasn't in the original cut.
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Robert Englund Fought With Wes Craven To Save One Of Freddy Krueger's Signature Pieces
Freddy Krueger has a very distinct look, but actor Robert Englund once revealed that he had to fight to maintain a certain aspect of it.
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It's 2025 And I Just Watched 1993's Hocus Pocus For The First Time – These Are My Honest Thoughts
Hocus Pocus is a nostalgic cult classic and a staple of the Halloween season, but how does it hold up on a first-time viewing?
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Why Jamie Lee Curtis Thought She Was Fired After One Day Of Shooting Halloween
When John Carpenter called Jamie Lee Curtis after the first day of shooting on the original Halloween, Curtis was convinced she was about to be fired.
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Here's Why Black Phone 2's Horrifying Nightmare Scenes Will Delight Serious Film Nerds
Serious film nerds will likely appreciate the lengths Black Phone 2 goes to attain its throwback visual aesthetic. Here's how the director pulled it off.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Will Likely Never Adapt This Offensive Superman Moment
As much as James Gunn loves DC Comics' Silver Age-inspired shenanigans, we can safely assume his DC Universe will never adapt this insensitive Superman gag.
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Why Sam Raimi's Army Of Darkness Dropped Evil Dead From Its Title
Army of Darkness is technically the third Evil Dead movie, but Evil Dead isn't used anywhere in the film's title. Here's why.
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How Deep Blue Sea's Director Really Feels About The Movie's Sequels
Director Renny Harlin had nothing to do with the Deep Blue Sequels that followed his original movie, but he does have some thoughts on them.
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The 10 Worst Clint Eastwood Movies Ranked
Clint Eastwood has plenty of legendary movies under his belt, but with an extensive career that spans decades, there are some stinkers in there too.
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The RoboCop Scene That Made A Film Critic Complain To The Projectionist Isn't What You'd Expect
RoboCop is a weird, wild flick, so much so that one of its stranger moments convinced a major film critic that a reel from the wrong movie was being shown.
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Why Star Wars' Crew Was Seriously Worried About Peter Mayhew's Safety As Chewbacca
Chewbacca actor Peter Mayhew was cautioned against wandering from the filming locations for Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, and for fair reason.
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This Daniel Radcliffe Crime Thriller Will Completely Change How You Look At The Harry Potter Actor
If you still think of Daniel Radcliffe primarily as the guy who played Harry Potter, watch 2018's Beast of Burden, where he plays a very different character.
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The 10 Best Marvel Legends Figures Every MCU Fan Needs To Collect
Hasbro's Marvel Legends collection of action figures has delivered some great toy iterations of Marvel Cinematic Universe characters, and these are the best.
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James Gunn Was Unaware Of A Major Superman Debate Before Working On The Movie
James Gunn wasn't aware of a heated debate about the Man of Steel prior to making his Superman movie, but his approach to the issue says a lot about his film.
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10 Best Ving Rhames Movies Ranked
Ving Rhames always brings a unique depth to his movies, whether they're a big-budget action flick or an animated classic. Here are his best films ranked.
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The Forgotten '80s Horror Movie That Inspired Black Phone 2 Director Scott Derrickson
Black Phone 2 has been drawing parallels to Freddy Krueger and A Nightmare on Elm Street, but a forgotten '80s slasher was a horrific inspiration.
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The Movie With The Most Credited Writers Is A Little-Known UK Anthology
Many tentpoles have several unofficial co-writers, but this anthology film (which blends comedy, drama, romance, and horror) has a whopping 51 credited writers.
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Wes Craven Feared This Cult Classic Horror Film Was Destined To Get An NC-17 Rating
Wes Craven's cult horror film The People Under the Stairs nearly landed an NC-17 rating, but it got an R instead after Craven cut this brief (and nasty) scene.
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