This Alfred Hitchcock Crime Thriller Was Once Banned In A Major U.S. City
Alfred Hitchcock has made some of the best and most influential films in history, but one of his finest was banned for not being hard enough on crime.
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The 15 Best Western Movies And TV Shows On Netflix
If you're in the mood for cowboy stories, traditional or not, we've combed through the streaming library to provide you with the very best Westerns on Netflix.
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The 23 Best Jackie Chan Movies Ranked
Whether you're looking for comedy or action, it's hard to top Jackie Chan's martial arts flicks. Here, we rank Chan's 18 best.
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The Marvels Director Knows Exactly What Went Wrong With The Brie Larson Movie
Nia DaCosta knows all about the challenges of making a movie under the watchful eye of the Marvel machine after her experience directing The Marvels.
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Everyone Forgot Charli XCX Was In This Video Game Movie
Charli XCX is best known for her career as a singer and songwriter, but she also lent her voice to a video game movie that was a box office hit.
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Before 1923, Harrison Ford Starred In This Forgotten Western TV Movie
Harrison Ford's embrace of television paid off after starring in shows like 1923, but it wasn't the first time the actor had appeared in a made-for-TV Western.
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The 20 Best Sopranos Characters, Ranked
Not all of the characters in The Sopranos are mobsters, and these are the best among the expansive ensemble of the acclaimed HBO show.
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Pierce Brosnan Has One Condition To Return As James Bond
With Amazon looking to expand the James Bond franchise something fierce, Pierce Brosnan would be willing to play an older 007 (under the right circumstances).
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How To Watch The Planet Of The Apes Movies In Order
The Planet of the Apes franchise has five films from the original series, several TV movies, and two reboots. Here's the best order for watching these films.
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5 Things We'd Rather Watch Than The Awful AMC Theatres Pre-Show Ads
AMC has become notorious for its awful, endless pre-show ads. We're so annoyed that we came up with 5 terrible things we'd rather watch instead.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Starred In A Forgotten Kevin Hart Comedy
Before Alan Ritchson was busting bad guys as Reacher, he was a goofy character in a less-than-stellar Kevin Hart comedy flick.
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Hell House LLC: Lineage Review: The Horror Series Changes Things Up For Its Final Entry
Hell House LLC: Lineage, the final entry in the horror franchise, ditches found footage for slow pacing and mystery solving. Here's our review.
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Kurt Russell Almost Got Severely Injured Doing A Stunt For Quentin Tarantino
Kurt Russell is one of the most dedicated actors in the game, but that commitment almost got him in a serious world of hurt during Death Proof.
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Seinfeld's Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Jason Alexander Played Spouses In This Forgotten '90s Flop
When you hire the incredible talents of Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander, you'd think the movie would at least be watchable. Not so this awful '90s flop.
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15 Best Movies Like Jurassic Park
Here are the 15 best films that are sure to remind viewers of Jurassic Park with a similar blend of horror and oftentimes family-friendly adventure.
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Eddie Murphy Doesn't Believe His Infamous 2007 Flop Is One Of The Worst Movies Ever
Eddie Murphy 'won' multiple Razzie Awards for his notorious 2007 comedy Norbit, but he still stands by it and thinks it's a funny movie.
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15 Most Brutal Deaths In Marvel Comics, Ranked
While Marvel tends to have a sense of humor in the pages of its comic books, it's not shy about depicting gory deaths when needed. Here are the 15 most brutal.
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Superman Star David Corenswet Has A Fascinating Theory About Daniel Craig's James Bond
New Superman actor David Corenswet has a self-described hot take about the opening scene to Daniel Craig's James Bond movie Casino Royale.
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A Forgotten Jason Statham Action Movie Was Originally A Rambo Sequel
Sylvester Stallone scripted a movie that at one point was going to be a Rambo sequel, but instead ended up starring Jason Statham.
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A Tom Hardy Movie From The Creator Of Peaky Blinders Has 91% On Rotten Tomatoes
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight once teamed up with Tom Hardy to make a well-reviewed film where the Mad Max actor is the only face you ever see on-screen.
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This Christian Bale Western Took Three Decades To Be Made
Even if a script isn't immediately made into a movie, it can find life years down the line like this Western starring Christian Bale.
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Why Superhero Movies Are Struggling At The International Box Office
Hollywood used to depend on big numbers from the international box office to recoup their production budgets, but superhero movies in 2025 have been strugging.
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Alan Tudyk Was Removed From I, Robot's Marketing Campaign For A Wild Reason
A lot of people didn't realize Alan Tudyk played Sonny the robot when 2004's I, Robot hit theaters. As it turns out, there was a specific reason for that.
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The Real Reason James Cameron Spent The Last Two Decades Only On Avatar
James Cameron hasn't directed a non-Avatar film since Titanic in 1997, but the Oscar winner doesn't think that's a bad thing.
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Superman's Rachel Brosnahan Starred In A Horror Project From Hereditary's Director
Hereditary director Ari Aster worked with Rachel Brosnahan on a 2014 short film, and we're hoping that one day they reunite for a feature project.
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Weapons Director Zach Cregger Had One Big Condition To Work On Resident Evil
After the success of Barbarian and Weapons, horror fans are counting down the days until his adaptation of Resident Evil, and with good reason.
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How Michael Bay's Armageddon Ad Campaign Caused City-Wide Panic
Armageddon was a massive hit at the box office, and the fact the marketing was so good it caused a city-wide panic probably had something to do with it.
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