Section 31 Strays Further From Star Trek's Original Mission Than Any Other Show Or Movie
Watching Star Trek: Section 31, you may find yourself asking the question: why is this even a Star Trek project in the first place?
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A Classic Horror Video Game Is Getting A Movie Reboot With The Perfect Director
Resident Evil is the series that won't die, but the latest to resurrect and adapt the popular video game for the big screen is Barbarian's Zach Cregger.
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How One Wicked Character Becomes The Tin Man In The Wizard Of Oz
A character introduced in Wicked: Part One will eventually become the Tin Man in a decidedly tragic turn of events. Read on for the details.
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The Real Purpose Of The Criterion Collection, Actually Explained
To have a movie in the Criterion Collection is a great honor. However, there are a few misconceptions regarding what the Collection even is and its purpose.
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How Section 31 Connects To Star Trek's Most Famous Villain
The new direct-to-streaming Star Trek movie Section 31 has a moment that seems to be referencing the biggest Trek villain of all time.
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Why Quasi From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
The awkwardly charming Quasi is a standout in Star Trek: Section 31, and he's played by one of the most enjoyable comedic actors working today.
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Michael Jackson Movie Reshooting Entire Third Act Amid Behind-The-Scenes Drama
The Michal Jackson biopic Michael is reportedly reshooting its entire third act as the result of a legal snafu the Jackson estate failed to catch wind of.
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Presence Has A Delightful Easter Egg Only Horror Fans Will Notice
Eagle-eyed horror fans might notice one delightful easter egg that pops up in Steven Soderbergh's new ghost movie, Presence.
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Section 31's Ending Teases One Of The Darkest Storylines In Star Trek History
A scene near the end of the new Star Trek movie Section 31 drops an Easter egg about one of the darkest Trek storylines.
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Flight Risk Review: Mel Gibson's Low-Budget Thriller Is Your Typical January Movie
Mel Gibson's Flight Risk, starring Mark Wahlberg, is a serviceable but ultimately forgettable January movie. Here's our review.
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Star Trek: Section 31 Subtly Redeems A Polarizing Original Series Species
One of the most cringe-worthy episodes of the original Star Trek series gets a little bit of redemption in the new Section 31 movie.
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That Surprise Star Trek: Section 31 Cameo, Explained
Star Trek: Section 31 hid one of its biggest surprises from every trailer. And now that the new movie is streaming, we need to talk about it.
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Why The Oscars Are Completely Wrong About Emilia Pérez (And What You Should Actually Watch)
Crime musical Emilia Pérez scored 13 nominations at the 2025 Oscars, demonstrating just how out of touch the Academy is with marginalized communities.
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Can Companion Become Horror's First Big Box Office Hit Of 2025?
Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher star in upcoming horror movie Companion, but will it beat out the competition at the horror box office?
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One Mean Girls Actor Learned About His Casting In The Funniest Way Ever
One of the key actors in Mean Girls was able to immediately quit their retail job after discovering they booked the part in the Lindsay Lohan comedy.
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Is Sigourney Weaver's Ripley In The Alien: Romulus Sequel? Here's The Truth
Thankfully, it sounds like Sigourney Weaver is not going to appear as a digitally de-aged Ripley in the sequel to Alien: Romulus.
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Nosferatu Director Robert Eggers Is Making A Sequel To A Jim Henson Classic
The long-gestating Labyrinth sequel has finally found a new director: Nosferatu and The Lighthouse director Robert Eggers will co-write and direct the film.
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Sylvester Stallone Thinks One Of His Flops Is A Prequel To Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King
The way Sylvester Stallone sees it, one of his previous flops is essentially a prequel to Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King (and Sly's role therein).
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How The 2025 Oscars Made Animation History
Animation has been overlooked for most of Oscars history, but the 2025 nominations made history in a number of different ways.
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The Oscars Didn't Even Nominate The Most Inventive Cinematography Of 2024
Nickel Boys earned a much-deserved Best Picture Oscar nomination, but the POV film's groundbreaking cinematography was completely overlooked.
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All 10 Oscars 2025 Best Picture Nominees, Ranked Worst To Best
Oscar season is upon us once again! In honor of the upcoming 97th Academy Awards, we're ranking the 10 Best Picture nominees from worst to best.
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The Highest-Grossing Best Picture Nominees At The 2025 Oscars
2025's Best Picture Oscar nominees include some box office heavy-hitters. Here's how they stack up, from the highest-grossing movie to the lowest.
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Why Alok Sahar From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
Star Trek: Section 31 features a rogues' gallery of diverse aliens and specialists. That includes Alok Sahar, a character portrayed by a rather prolific actor.
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The Most Addictive Musical Score Of 2024 Didn't Get An Oscar Nomination
Talk about an Oscars snub. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross somehow did not receive a nomination for their incredible work creating the Challengers score.
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The Best Supporting Actor Oscars Nomination Everyone Saw Coming Didn't Actually Happen
The one 2025 Best Supporting Actor Oscar candidate just about everyone predicted would be nominated wound up being overlooked instead. How come?
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Horror Had A Surprisingly Strong Showing At The 2025 Oscar Nominations
Horror movies are often overlooked by the Academy, which is why it's so refreshing to see multiple horror films nominated in the major Oscar categories in 2025.
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Why Dune: Part Two's Best Director Oscar Snub Is A Crime Against Sci-Fi Cinema
Denis Villeneuve did not receive an Oscar nomination for directing the spectacular Dune: Part Two, and folks, we are appropriately outraged about it.
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