Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Movies You Might Have Missed
Looking for some acclaimed sci-fi movies that might have fallen under the radar? We've got a list of sci-fi movies with near-prefect Rotten Tomatoes scores.
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Project Hail Mary Author Andy Weir Didn't Mince Words About This Oscar-Winning Sci-Fi Movie
Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir is pretty opinionated when it comes to science-fiction, and he was not a fan of this hit movie.
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The Evil Dead Burn Trailer Will Make Even Hardened Horror Fans Wince
The brutal and extremely stylish trailer for Evil Dead Burn is here, and we're excited to see where this horror series goes next.
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Why Karl Urban Almost Didn't Return As Dr. McCoy In Star Trek Beyond
Karl Urban almost didn't reprise his role as Dr. 'Bones' McCoy in Star Trek Beyond. Here's how director Justin Lin was able to change his mind.
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10 Most Rewatchable Movies Of The '80s
The 1980s are packed with great cinema, but these are the movies that you can't help but watch over and over again, no matter how many times you've seen them.
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Kevin Bacon Wishes His '80s Comedy From A Beloved Director Hadn't Flopped
Kevin Bacon's career stalled after he starred in this John Hughes-directed 1980s comedy flop (although he still stands by the movie).
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The Drama: How To Watch Robert Pattinson & Zendaya's A24 Movie At Home
A24's The Drama, starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, is one of 2026’s wildest and most darkly comedic films. Here's how you can watch it at home.
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Tony Trailer: A24's Anthony Bourdain Biopic Actually Looks...Good?
A24 has just unveiled the first trailer for Tony, the Anthony Bourdain biopic starring The Holdovers actor Dominic Sessa. Surprisingly, it actually looks good.
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Robert De Niro And Matt Damon Teamed Up For This Slow Burn '60s-Set Spy Thriller
Robert De Niro both directed and starred alongside Matt Damon in this admittedly slow yet intriguing historical spy thriller/drama.
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The Odyssey Trailer: Matt Damon Fights Monsters To Get Back Home In Christopher Nolan's Epic
In case you somehow needed more incentive to see Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Universal has released a new trailer for the ancient world adventure epic.
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5 Reasons Why The Devil Wears Prada 2 Ruled The Box Office
The Devil Wears Prada 2 catwalked over the competition at the box office in its opening weekend. Here's why Andy and Miranda's return was so triumphant.
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The Most-Streamed Star Wars Movies On Disney+ Are Completely Surprising
We now know which Star Wars movies are the most-streamed on Disney+, and the results might be surprising to some fans of the franchise.
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Megan Fox's Cult Classic Horror Movie Is Finding New Fans On Netflix
Karyn Kusama's 2009 horror film Jennifer's Body has been hanging out in Netflix's top 10 charts since it was added to the streamer a few days ago.
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Near-Perfect Horror Movies You Might Have Missed
Want horror movies loved by critics that you may have missed? Here's a list of near-perfect horror movies, at least based on their Rotten Tomatoes score.
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Invincible Creator Robert Kirkman Didn't Mince Words About Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man Sequel
Invincible creator Robert Kirkman isn't an Amazing Spider-Man 2 fan, and even the film's star, Andrew Garfield, would partly agree with his critique.
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Steven Spielberg's Acting Advice To Josh O'Connor Was Too Good To Be True
Steven Spielberg gave Josh O'Connor some incredible acting advice on the set of Disclosure Day, but there's more to the story.
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10 Best Crime Movies Nobody Talks About Anymore
Plenty of crime movies have gone down as classics in Hollywood history, but these are the best crime movies that nobody seems to talk about anymore.
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The Best Star Wars Day 2026 Toys, Collectibles & Other Merchandise Worth Tracking Down
It's Star Wars Day 2026, so May the Fourth be with you and your wallet as you check out these cool new merchandise offerings from a galaxy far, far away.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In Let The Right One In Spills Blood Into The Water
Let the Right One In is one of the best modern vampire movies, so Scariest Scene Ever is taking a gander at the film's big, bloody, pool-based finale.
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It Took David Lynch 50 Years To Never Make His Weirdest Masterpiece
David Lynch spent almost his entire career as a filmmaker trying to direct Ronnie Rocket, a movie about a three-foot tall rock star with electric superpowers.
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60 Years Later, This Jack Nicholson Western Is Still A Gem That Deserves More Love
This 1960s Western starring Jack Nicholson remains undervalued despite what it brought to the genre at the time of its original release.
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Andy Weir Can't Stop Recommending This Sci-Fi Book To Project Hail Mary Fans
Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir keeps on recommending this sci-fi book everywhere he goes, and it's not hard to understand why.
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Charlize Theron Knew This 2005 Dystopian Sci-Fi Movie Would Be A Flop
Charlize Theron accepted an against-type job on a TV series to help counteract the effects of 2005's Æon Flux, which she knew would flop at the box office.
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This Wild '60s Western Has Cowboys Fighting Dinosaurs - And It's Streaming For Free
If you've ever wanted to see cowboys fighting dinosaurs then you should check out this '60s Western currently streaming for free on YouTube.
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Harry Potter: Severus Snape's Relationship With Lily Potter, Explained
Severus Snape and Lily Potter's relationship forms the backbone of the Harry Potter saga, so let's take a closer look at it.
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Decades After Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver And Alan Hale Jr. Reunited In This Forgotten '80s Comedy
A forgotten 1980s comedy that Roger Ebert found himself surprised to like featured cameos from Gilligan's Island stars Bob Denver and Alan Hale Jr.
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Margaret Atwood Didn't Hold Back Her Thoughts On The '90s Handmaid's Tale Adaptation
Before The Handmaid's Tale took over Hulu, Margaret Atwood's novel was adapted into a 1990 feature film. Here's what she had to say about it.
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