Close Review: A Devastating Look At The Loss Of Childhood Friendship [Cannes]
A gut-wrenching study of loss.
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New Mutants Co-Creator Bob McLeod Wasn't A Huge Fan Of The Movie's Horror Approach [Exclusive]
Yep, we have a reason to talk about The New Mutants again. -
The Battle Of Geonosis In Attack Of The Clones Was Quite A Production Challenge
Since Attack of the Clones used miniatures for the massive battle sequence, the production ended up requiring a lot more hands on deck. -
Hunger Games Prequel The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Casts Rachel Zegler
Rachel Zegler is the next Hunger Games star. -
Rob Zombie's The Munsters Will Feature The Return Of Zombo
It's everyone's favorite character: Zombo! -
The 17 Blaxploitation Films That Defined The Genre
In the 1970s, blaxploitation films transcended their grindhouse roots to explore relevant social issues. These are the films that defined the genre. -
Watch The First 10 Minutes Of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Online Now, If That's What You Want
The film was directed by Wizarding World veteran David Yates. -
Year Of The Vampire: In Thirst, Park Chan-Wook Took The Lust For Life To Its Bloodiest Limits
Acclaimed director Park Chan-Wook offers a poignant, thoughtful, and subversive take on the vampire movie with "Thirst." -
Neill Blomkamp Insists The District 9 Sequel Is Still On Its Way
Blomkamp gave an update on District 10, teasing, 'the answer is it's within the near future.' -
Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Doesn't Care For The Predator Sequels
The man was not interested in getting back to the choppa. -
The Mandalorian Season 4 Is Already In The Works
Jon Favreau is already hard at work on The Mandalorian season 4, before season 3 has even premiered. -
For One Star, The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre Was (Literally) Like Pulling Teeth
There were literal hands in mouth. -
One Of Mulholland Drive's Most Memorable Scenes Came About By A Stroke Of Fate
'No hay banda. There is no band.' -
Why Emilio Estevez Thinks The Breakfast Club Turned Out Better Than St. Elmo's Fire
Don't you forget about him. -
Crimes Of The Future Review: David Cronenberg Returns To His Body Horror Roots With A Gruesome, Darkly Funny Freak Show
David Cronenberg is back, baby! -
Harold And Kumar's Creators Had Grand Ambitions From The Very Beginning
It's always good to have friends in high places. -
Disney's Pinocchio Teaser Trailer: Star Light, Star Bright...
When you wish upon a star, you get Tom Hanks in a wig. -
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Bo Burnham Surprises Us All By Releasing Unused Content From Inside
Bo Burnham marks the one year anniversary of his Netflix special Inside by releasing a whole lot of unseen footage. -
Star Wars Celebration Is Returning To The UK In April 2023
Next year, Star Wars Celebration will be marking the 40th anniversary of Return of the Jedi — and it'll all be happening in London's ExCeL Center! -
A Behind-The-Scenes Buffy Connection Landed James Marsters His Caprica Role
James Marsters is best known as the vampire Spike from Buffy — a role that helped him later land a role in Caprica. -
Maestro: First Look At Bradley Cooper's Stunning Transformation For Leonard Bernstein Biopic
Bradley Cooper looks shockingly different in old-age makeup for Maestro, the Leonard Bernstein biopic that he's directing and starring in. -
11 Movies Like Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers You Should Watch Immediately
Can't get enough of Chip 'n Dale's meta animated antics? Here are 11 movies that have the spirit of the Disney+ hit. -
The Daily Stream: Arise! The SubGenius Movie Will Give You Slack
Let the Church of the SubGenius convert you with its 1992 movie "Arise!" — available to stream on Night Flight. -
More Star Wars Character Cameos Are On The Way In Obi-Wan Kenobi
"Obi-Wan Kenobi is a character that has definitely interacted with a lot of people and has done a lot in his life." -
Every Main Character In Top Gun: Maverick Ranked Worst To Best
Top Gun: Maverick introduces a mix of new characters and old favorites in the spectacular sequel. Here are the main characters ranked worst to best. -
How Stanley Kubrick Solved The Shining's Psychic Problem
Stanley Kubrick knew what he was doing when adapting Stephen King's The Shining — balancing the supernatural elements with grounding realism.
