Holy Spider Review: A Disturbing Glimpse At An Iranian Serial Killer [Cannes]
Holy Spider is a brutally effective thriller.
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Tales From The Box Office: Alien: Covenant's Rescue Mission Was Doomed From The Start
The divided response to Prometheus paved the way for Alien: Covenant's struggle at the box office. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Visit Goes Bump In The Night
There's a lot to unpack in The Visit, including some simple and effective scares. -
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Superhero Bits: A New Marvel Video Game, The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Trailer Is Coming & More
Hey, wanna watch the first 10 minutes of Morbius? Hey, wait, where are you going?! -
Colossal Isn't The Kaiju Comedy You Think It Is — It's Better
The core of Colossal is much more complicated than funny kaiju hijinks. -
Jodie: Daria Spin-Off Transitions From Series To Feature Film, Sets Main Cast
Remember that Daria spin-off? It's a movie now. -
Park Chan-Wook Credits His Filmmaking Career To An Alfred Hitchcock Classic
A modern master took notes from one of the greatest of all time. -
Ewan McGregor Says The Star Wars Prequels Were 'Very Difficult' Because Technology Got In The Way
'It's really nice. It's changed my outlook.' -
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Has Already Fixed A Major Discovery Problem
Serialized TV has become the standard, but episodic shows like Star Trek: Strange New Worlds show the power of standalone stories. -
Jurassic World Dominion Featurette Teases A World Of Dinosaurs
It turns out, the Jurassic World movies are about ... family. -
Why Forrest Gump Was A Double-Edged Sword For Robert Zemeckis
'It was just about being depressed because this wonderful experience in your professional life was over.' -
Hamish Linklater And Lili Taylor To Star As Abraham And Mary Lincoln In Apple TV+ Series Manhunt
They're just two of the latest additions to the cast. -
Jodie Comer To Star In The End We Start From, An Apocalyptic Feminist Thriller
Jodie Comer is hitting the watery road in her next feature film. -
The Daily Stream: Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast Stable Is A Shockingly Timely Tale Of Female Vengeance
Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast Stable opens with the heroine fleeing while handcuffed to a severed arm, and only gets better from there. -
The Scariest Scene In Curse Of Chucky Really Bites Back
This week, Matt pays a visit to his favorite Good Guy doll with the scariest scene in Curse of Chucky. -
The Flight Attendant Showrunners On How Episode 5 'Changes The Dynamic' [Exclusive]
Cassie is learning that recovery is never easy. -
15 Underrated Thrillers You Really Need To See
Over the years, many great thriller films have slipped under the radar. Here are 15 underrated thrillers that you should absolutely check out. -
The 20 Best Dustin Hoffman Movies Ranked
Dustin Hoffman is one of the most highly respected actors in Hollywood history, so let's take a look at his 20 best roles, ranked. -
Sam Raimi Wouldn't Mind Making Another Low-Budget Horror Movie Or Thriller [Exclusive]
After Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Sam Raimi should return to a genre that he excels in: low-budget horrors and thrillers. -
Alex Winter And Patton Oswalt Join Cast Of Lexi Alexander's Netflix Martial Arts Movie Absolute Dominion
Set in 2085, Absolute Dominion shows a world destroyed by religious warfare. -
Alfred Hitchcock Gave Ingrid Bergman The Best Acting Advice Of Her Career
Ingrid Bergman didn't become one of Hitchcock's quintessential leading ladies without some blunt advice from the director. -
The Scariest Scene In Scream Cuts Right To The Point
The opening of the original Scream is one of the most horrifying scenes in the entire franchise. -
The Town's Alternate Ending Offered A Fitting End For Ben Affleck's Doug
Ben Affleck's character almost met a far more bleak end, and it honestly wouldn't have been a bad way to close the movie. -
Alfred Hitchcock Couldn't Have Cared Less About His Movies Making Sense
The concept of verisimilitude was a villain for the Master of Suspense. -
Alfred Hitchcock Found A Creative Solution To North By Northwest's Villain 'Problem'
Only a few Hitchcock villains are both easy on the eyes and charismatic to boot.
