Things Have Gone From Bad To Worse For Borderlands At The Box Office
Borderlands, the new film based on the beloved video game series, is shaping up to be one of the worst box office bombs of the modern era.
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Alien: Romulus Is A Stealth Remake Of Another Fede Álvarez Movie
Alien: Romulus feels awfully similar to another Fede Álvarez horror movie.
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Prometheus Is Absolutely Crucial To Ridley Scott's Alien Franchise
Director Ridley Scott's 2012 prequel Prometheus has a somewhat iffy reputation these days, but it's an absolutely essential entry in the Alien franchise.
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The Best Movies About Making Movies Have One Thing In Common
Some of the best movies about filmmaking, like Bowfinger, One Cut of the Dead, Ed Wood, Singin' in the Rain, Be Kind Rewind, and more, have something in common.
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Why James Wan Is The Perfect Fit For A Creature From The Black Lagoon Remake
James Wan is attached to direct a remake of the classic Universal Monster movie Creature from the Black Lagoon. Here's why he's a perfect choice for the gig.
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The First Tron: Ares Footage Is So Good That It Made Me Forget I Don't Like Tron That Much
Tron: Ares looks like a horror movie rather than a sci-fi adventure, and that is more than enough to have our attention.
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Every Freaky Lil' Weirdo Played By Cuckoo Actor Dan Stevens, Ranked
The great Dan Stevens plays a weirdo in the new movie Cuckoo, so we took that as an opportunity to rank all of the freaky lil' weirdos he's played so far.
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These Are Some Of The Best Video Game-Adjacent Movies Ever Made
Video game movies have been awful for decades, with a few rare exceptions. Here are some of the best video game-adjacent movies not directly adapting a game.
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House Of The Dragon's Fatal Flaw Will Likely Follow The Show To The Bitter End
House of the Dragon has a problem that's plagued the series since season 1, and if the showrunner's recent comments are accurate, that problem may stick around.
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Harold And The Purple Crayon Is The Big Baffling Box Office Disaster Of The Summer
Sony's Harold and the Purple Crayon is one of the biggest misfires of the year so far at the box office, so let's take a look at what went wrong.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Most Unsung Masterpiece Is Finally Getting A 4K Release [Exclusive]
One of M. Night Shyamalan's very best movies has experienced a slow reappraisal over the past few years, and the director is working on a 4K physical release.
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Split Is The Most Important Film Of M. Night Shyamalan's Career
M. Night Shyamalan's career trajectory is arguably as interesting as his movies, and 2016's Split helped cement his resurgence in a huge way.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Supercharged A Marvel Trend, And It Won't Stop Any Time Soon
Deadpool & Wolverine went beyond just the typical Marvel cameos and elevated a major comic book character to a full-blown co-lead, and audiences ate it up.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Was Almost A Comedic Remake Of Your Least Favorite MCU Movie
A Deadpool & Wolverine producer told us about an early idea for what Deadpool 3 could have been like before Hugh Jackman joined, and it's cracking us up.
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Logan Is The Better Film, But X2 Is The Best X-Men Movie
James Mangold's Logan is the best overall film in the X-Men franchise, but when it comes to the best X-Men movie, X2 walks away with it.
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Fly Me To The Moon Offers A True Cinematic Rarity: Scarlett Johansson Having Fun
Scarlett Johansson hasn't been given a ton of opportunities to have fun on screen, but her performance in Fly Me to the Moon proves she should do more comedies.
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The Director Of One Of 2024's Scariest Films Didn't Realize What A Big Risk He Was Taking [Exclusive]
The director of Oddity pieced together his supernatural horror film from several disparate ideas, not realizing the risk of that approach until post-production.
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Twisters Director Took His Cues From Several Golden Age Filmmakers [Exclusive]
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung was inspired by several directors from the 1930s and '40s when it came to the romance in his new blockbuster.
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Why We Love Nicolas Cage's Longlegs Performance (And Why The Haters Are Wrong)
Longlegs is yet another reminder that there's no other actor quite like Nicolas Cage.
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How Neon's Longlegs Scored One Of The Most Impressive Indie Box Office Openings Of The Century
Here are several reasons Oz Perkins' Longlegs became a scary big success at the box office in its opening weekend.
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Did An Obscure '80s Film Influence The Biggest Stunt In Furious 7?
Did Furious 7 unintentionally rip off an obscure 1986 action film written by John Carpenter called Black Moon Rising?
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Sausage Party: Foodtopia's Most Depraved Food Sex Scene Required A Clear Warning From Amazon [Exclusive]
Sausage Party: Foodtopia has all the violence and graphic sexuality that the movie did, but the series takes things a bit further with one specific sex scene.
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A New Non-Fiction Book Makes Me Want To Apologize To Jurassic World
One of the most mocked elements of Jurassic World is actually right on the money – and a new book about a real tragedy showcases why.
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Twister's Jan De Bont Never Considered Making A Sequel: 'What Would The Sequel Be? Even Bigger Tornadoes?' [Exclusive]
Twister director Jan de Bont says Warner Bros. didn't consider a sequel in the aftermath of the film's huge success. Listen to our full interview with him here.
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This Is The Biggest Problem Streaming Services Need To Solve
Have you ever had the experience of settling in to watch something, only to spend hours scrolling for the perfect thing to watch?
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Kevin Costner's Horizon Bombed At The Box Office – Here's Why It's Not Looking Good For Its Sequels
Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 stumbled at the box office in its first weekend, and its future financial prospects aren't looking good.
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One Of The Bear Season 3's Best Vulgarities Also Comes From A Legendary Director
One of Richie's best recurring phrases in The Bear season 3 comes from a somewhat obscure interview conducted with a legendary filmmaker whom Richie admires.
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