Why Matilda Star Mara Wilson Disappeared From Hollywood
Matilda star Mara Wilson disappeared from Hollywood for over a decade after becoming a huge child star. Here's what she's been up to since then.
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A Zombie Action Thriller Is A Huge Steaming Hit On Prime Video
A new zombie action thriller that started streaming just in time for Halloween has become a big hit on Amazon Prime Video.
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The Best Movie Denzel Washington Has Ever Directed According To Rotten Tomatoes
Denzel Washington has directed several critically well-received movies, but one stands tall above the rest on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Heretic Ending Explained: Your Faith Will Set You Free
Religion-themed horror movie Heretic challenges the faith of its Mormon protagonists, but the ending is left up to interpretation.
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One Detail In Tom Holland's Uncharted Got The Movie Banned In Two Countries
The Tom Holland-led Uncharted is just about the last movie you'd expect to be controversial, yet it still got itself banned in multiple countries.
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Red One's Box Office Will Be Good For Movie Theaters, But Disastrous For Amazon
Dwayne Johnson's Amazon movie Red One will give theaters a much-needed boost, but can it actually become a box office hit? The answer is complicated.
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An Action Movie Legend Almost Played John Wick Before Keanu Reeves
John Wick director David Leitch has revealed another action legend was attached to star in the franchise before Keanu Reeves was cast.
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Uncanny X-Men #5 Reveals The Aftermath Of Rogue's Fight With A Monstrous New Villain [Exclusive Marvel Preview]
Our exclusive preview for Uncanny X-Men #5 reveals what happens to Rogue after battling a pretty terrifying new Marvel Comics villain.
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Warner Bros. Rumored To Have Big Plans For Barry Keoghan's Joker After The Batman
Rumor has it Warner Bros. has big plans for Barry Keoghan's Joker from The Batman, and they extend well beyond The Batman: Part II.
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New Star Wars Trilogy In The Works From The Guy Who Made Your Least Favorite Superhero Movies
A new Star Wars film trilogy is being developed by the creative behind a fantastic Star Wars animated show and some not-so-fantastic superhero movies.
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Defy Gravity With Alamo Drafthouse's Very Cool Wicked Merch [Exclusive]
Alamo Drafthouse has unveiled a cool collection of exclusive Wicked merchandise featuring the iconography of the Wizard of Oz-inspired musical. Check it out!
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Margot Robbie Gave Greta Gerwig One Condition To Star In The Barbie Movie
Barbie is packed with references to the history of Mattel's iconic toy, but Margot Robbie asked director Greta Gerwig for one specific inclusion in the movie.
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The Only Reason Kevin Costner Agreed To Star In Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves
Kevin Costner wasn't exactly wowed by the Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves script. It was something else that convinced him to star in the movie.
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Horror Movies Aren't Doomed, And Everyone Saying So Is Just An Idiot
Another October come and gone, another onslaught of articles warning of 'horror movie fatigue.' Here's why the argument is always rubbish.
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Emily Blunt's Favorite Movie Is A Steven Spielberg-Directed Classic
Emily Blunt has talked about her favorite movie so frequently that fans have made video compilations of her gushing about this Steven Spielberg classic.
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Terminator: Dark Fate Director Tim Miller Knows Exactly What Went Wrong With The Movie
Terminator: Dark Fate tried to course correct the Terminator franchise, but things didn't work out in the end. Director Tim Miller thinks he knows why.
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Why The Director Of Spring Breakers Was Banned From David Letterman's Late Show
After a few appearances, Spring Breakers director Harmony Korine was banned from the Late Show with David Letterman. Here's why.
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One Stephen King Sci-Fi Drama Took A Detour To Pennywise Country
Stephen King would eventually make a return visit to Pennywise's backyard of Derry, Maine in a sci-fi drama that ranks among his best work.
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Clint Eastwood & Spike Lee's Feud Got So Bad That Steven Spielberg Had To Step In
Clint Eastwood and Spike Lee once engaged in a very public feud that continued until their mutual acquaintance, Steven Spielberg, stepped in.
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A Martin Scorsese-Directed Crime Masterpiece Is A Streaming Success On Max
One of Martin Scorsese's many classic crime flicks is currently occupying a spot among the top 10 most-streamed movies on Max.
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The Bryan Cranston Crime Thriller Flop That's Taking Over Netflix's Top Charts
Bryan Cranston is making his way up Netflix's top charts thanks to a crime thriller that many people have probably never even heard of.
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Tom Cruise's Next Big Sequel Already Feels Like A Huge Mistake
Tom Cruise reportedly wants to make a follow-up to 1990's Days of Thunder, but the novelty of NASCAR driving on the big screen has long since disappeared.
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The Worst Kevin Costner Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Kevin Costner has starred in several critically-panned movies, but one in particular has a rock-bottom score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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A Controversial Tom Hanks Box Office Hit Was Banned In Multiple Countries
Tom Hanks once starred in a movie adaptation of a huge bestselling thriller - and the film was met with some big protests from religious groups.
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Ridley Scott Had A Hilarious Question For One Pivotal Gladiator II Artist
When Ridley Scott set out to recruit Gladiator creative Gianluigi Toccafondo for Gladiator II, he started by asking him a rather amusing question.
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Heat Director Michael Mann Blames Himself For One Of Chris Hemsworth's Biggest Flops
Michael Mann knows why his Chris Hemsworth-starring cyber thriller Blackhat was a flop, and he holds himself completely responsible.
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One Of 2024's Biggest Box Office Flops Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
2024 has seen a handful of major box office flops, but one of the biggest theatrical bombs of the year has gained new life on Netflix.
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