The Best Movies Streaming Right Now: The Last Duel, Eternals, And More
Some great movies are streaming right now!
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Apollo 13's Zero Gravity Scenes Were More Real Than You Think
Apollo 13 employed the same methods used to train astronauts to make it look like Tom Hanks, Bill Paxton, and Kevin Bacon were actually in zero gravity. -
Sony Is Developing Thread From Moon Knight Scribe Jeremy Slater And It Sounds Incredible
A movie described as Back to The Future meets Aliens? Say no more. -
The 355 Ending Explained: In The Nick Of Time
The 355 is full of twist after twist. Here's what actually went down in the female-led spy movie. -
Belle Review: A Tale As Old As Time Is Given A Dazzling Digital Reskin
Beauty and the Beast is given a virtual makeover, and it's a much more complicated and cathartic tale than you expect. -
Scream Scares Up A Bloody Good $3.5 Million In Thursday Box Office Previews
I scream, you scream, we all scream for the latest Scream movie. -
The Shawshank Redemption Deleted Scenes You've Likely Never Seen
There's a good chance you've seen The Shawshank Redemption on cable, but you've probably never seen or heard about these deleted scenes. -
The Cult-Classic Movie That Nearly Starred A Young Tobey Maguire
A pre-fame Tobey Maguire was almost part of a beloved '90s classic. -
One Of The Most Terrifying Scenes In Unfriended Truly Cuts To The Quick
Unfriended is packed with pulse-pounding terror, but this scene really establishes that this movie isn't playing nice. -
Long Live The Dark Universe: Javier Bardem Still Wants To Play Frankenstein
Universal's plans for the Dark Universe franchise may have gone awry, but Javier Bardem is still keen to play Frankenstein (or his monster). -
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Begins Filming Again As Letitia Wright Returns
The sequel is still set to hit theaters later this year. -
Neve Campbell Calmly Discusses That Time She Was Attacked By A Bear On Set
Not even bears can mess with Sidney Prescott. -
The House Review: A Creepy, Strange, And Ultimately Beautiful Stop-Motion Anthology
You're going to want to pay a visit to The House. -
The Exorcist's Real-Life Curse Is Absolutely Terrifying
Few films inspire primal fear and and terror quite like William Friedkin's masterpiece. -
The Two Nicolas Cages: A Case Study In How To Properly Utilize One Of Our Best Actors
Let's look at two Nicolas Cage movies from 2021 and examine how one uses the actor to his full potential, while the other took the wrong lesson in casting him. -
The Predator Copyright Dispute Has Been Resolved And No Skulls Were Collected
A legal bloodbath has been avoided, which is good for the parties involved, but the Predator would disapprove. -
Pop Culture Imports: Your Streaming Guide To Belle Director Mamoru Hosoda
With Belle soon to hit theaters, let's take a look at the best movies directed by Mamoru Hosoda that you can stream now. -
Peacemaker's Rockin' Hair Metal Soundtrack Represents More Than Just Killer Tunes
Peacemaker comes with an incredible array of hair metal in every single episode, but the music selection from James Gunn is more than just a rockin' soundtrack. -
The Friday The 13th Scene Jason's Actor Refused To Film
Jason might regularly kill horny teens and feckless cops, but he would never lay a finger on man's best friend. -
Jeremy Irons Hasn't Seen The Snyder Cut, Says 'It Couldn't Be Worse' Than Theatrical Cut
Not only is Jeremy Irons a remarkable performer who is exceptional at his job, but, to no one's surprise, he also has good taste. -
The Classic Dark Anime That Inspired Darren Aronofsky
Ambitious Western filmmakers like Aronofsky have used this anime legend's sophisticated handling of themes and psychedelic visuals as grist for their stories. -
The Daily Stream: Yes, God, Yes Nails The Sinful Self Discovery Of The Early Internet Era
Yes, God, Yes is one of the best underseen coming-of-age movies in years. -
Vertigo Ending Explained: Dizzying Doubles And Deadly Obsession
The ending of Hitchcock's classic still baffles some, as it's an eerie thematic mirroring that emulates the visceral sensation of vertigo. -
Watch The Gorgeous Opening Scene Of Mamoru Hosoda's Belle
Ahead of the movie's U.S. release, let's get a sneak peek of the English dub version of Belle. -
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Wesley Snipes Famously Refused To Film Most Of His Blade: Trinity Scenes
The wild story of Blade: Trinity involves passive-aggressive Post-it notes and Wesley Snipes allegedly trying to strangle director David S. Goyer. -
How Special Effects Wizard Tom Savini Changed The Horror Genre Forever
Tom Savini changed horror forever, but he has a dark origin story.
