Roger Ebert Gave A Perfect Score To This Extremely Weird Fantasy Horror Movie
Roger Ebert loved to muse over a weird movie's qualities, much like he did when he gave a perfect score to this strange 1980s fantasy horror flick.
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Disney's New Star Wars Land Changes Are Cool — But They Represent A Remarkable Failure
Disney is making major changes to Galaxy's Edge (aka Star Wars Land), and while they are cool on their own, they're also a betrayal of Disney's original vision.
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Marvel's Fourth Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Is More Significant Than You Realize
The latest teaser for Avengers: Doomsday brings together the Wakandans (and Namor) and the Fantastic Four. Here's why that's a big deal.
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Star Wars: Every Member Of The High Jedi Council Explained
Despite its tragic fate, the High Jedi Council plays a crucial role in the Star Wars prequel films. Here's a breakdown of the group's most notable members.
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Do You Need To See 28 Years Later To Watch The Bone Temple?
The other 28 Days/Weeks/Years Later movies mostly stand on their own. But what about The Bone Temple? We have the answer, and it's not very surprising.
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Chris Hemsworth's Remake Of An '80s Movie Was Rightfully Deemed 'Terrible' By The Original Director
John Milius, the larger than life filmmaker who directed the original Red Dawn, was not a fan of the 2012 remake, which starred Chris Hemsworth.
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Scott Eastwood's Overlooked 2015 Western With Walton Goggins Is Filled With Twists And Turns
Scott Eastwood might not be a Western legend like his dad, but his twisty 2015 venture into the genre (which co-starred Walton Goggins) is worth a look.
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Robert Pattinson's Secret Marty Supreme Role, Explained
Josh Safdie has finally admitted that he snuck Good Time star Robert Pattinson into his latest film, Marty Supreme. Here's how to find him.
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10 Best Westerns That Flopped At The Box Office
Westerns were once the bread and butter of Hollywood but not all of them were successes at the box office. Here are 10 of the best that sadly flopped.
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Glen Powell's Ambitious But Flawed Stephen King Adaptation Is Finally Streaming On Paramount+
Edgar Wright's adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man, which stars Glen Powell, is now available to stream on Paramount+.
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Joe Dirt Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Comb your mullet, jump in your Hemi, and check out this breakdown of what the Joe Dirt cast has been up to since appearing in the 2001 comedy.
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The Classic Stephen King Novel That Plays A Role In Stranger Things Season 4
It's no shock considering how much the Duffers have been influenced by King. Spoilers, by the way.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review: The Horror Series Goes In Exciting New Directions With A Gruesome Sequel
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is an ultra-gory follow-up that advances the horror franchise in exciting, unexpected directions. Here's our review.
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Julia Roberts Thought Her And Hugh Grant's Box Office Hit Was The 'Dumbest Idea'
Julia Roberts thought the idea for her Hugh Grant rom-com Notting Hill was bad...until sitting down and reading the script changed her mind.
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Air Bud's Title Came About Because A Gorilla Movie Had Used The Director's First Choice
Air Bud director Charles Martin Smith wanted to call the film something else, but his original title had just barely been used by another movie about an animal.
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Peter Jackson Has Bad News For Lord Of The Rings Fans Wanting A New Extended Edition
Lords of the Rings fans hoping for another extended edition of Peter Jackson's J.R.R. Tolkien adaptations (à la the fabled Mithril Cut) may want to take a seat.
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Michael Keaton's First Post-Batman Role Was A Forgotten Thriller Now Streaming For Free
Between his first two Batman films, Michael Keaton played a memorable villain in this not-so-well-remembered thriller (which you can currently stream for free).
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How Kiefer Sutherland Really Feels About A Potential Lost Boys Remake
There has been talk of remaking '80s vampire classic The Lost Boys for several years now, so what does original star Kiefer Sutherland think about that?
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Kevin Bacon And Josh Brolin's Cult Sci-Fi Horror Movie Is A Netflix Hidden Gem
Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi horror thriller Hollow Man, which stars Kevin Bacon, Elisabeth Shue, and Josh Brolin, is now streaming on Netflix.
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Marvel's Fourth Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Unites Black Panther & Fantastic Four Characters
Marvel Studios' latest Avengers: Doomsday teaser trailer sees characters from the Black Panther and Fantastic Four movies crossing paths for the first time.
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15 Child Actors Who Went On To Win Oscars
Being a child actor can be tough, but these young stars became grown up actors (and filmmakers) who ended up landing an Oscar.
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Marvel's Four Avengers: Doomsday Trailers Ranked
Now that Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday teaser trailers have all been officially released, let's see how these character reveals stack up against each other.
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Horror Hit Sinners Offers A Bracing Examination Of Irish American History
Sinners weaves the Delta Blues with thread of traditional Irish folk music, symbolizing the complex real-life history of Irish Americans and Black Americans.
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Taylor Sheridan Once Gave Jennifer Lawrence Some Of Her Best Career Advice
Although Taylor Sheridan and Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence have never worked together, the Yellowstone creator gave her perfect career advice.
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Batman Once Merged With Wolverine To Create A Clawed Crusader For A Special Storyline
In the 1990s, DC and Marvel teamed up to create some fun combinations of beloved comic book superheroes, including one in which Batman merged with Wolverine.
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Reed Richards And Doctor Doom's Longtime Feud, Explained
Reed Richards and Doctor Doom are mortal enemies in the pages of Marvel's Fantastic Four comics. Here's the backstory behind their longtime feud.
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Batman's Best And Darkest Story Tapped Into A Real-World Horror
There have been plenty of grim moments in the Dark Knight's almost 90-year history, but 1992's Batman: Night Cries might be the darkest (and the best).
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