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Ben Richards looking so mad veins are popping out of his forehead in The Running Man

How Glen Powell's Running Man Performance Breaks The Fourth Wall

By Rick Stevenson 2 months ago

Edgar Wright cast Glen Powell in The Running Man not just because he's a talented actor, but because of what he represents.

Marty and Felicia share a moment at the end of the world in The Life of Chuck

2025 Was The Year Stephen King Movies Showed Us How The World Is Ending

By Bill Bria 2 months ago

2025 gave us five new adaptations of Stephen King's stories, and each film features a lesson on how to face the end of the world.

Atlas on the phone in front of Charlie June Bosco Henley and Jack in Now You See Me: Now You Don't

Why Now You See Me: Now You Don't Is A Stronger Sequel Thanks To Its 9-Year Gap [Exclusive]

By Nina Starner 2 months ago

The third installment of the Now You See Me franchise is coming nearly a decade after the sequel, and the director says this is a good thing.

A '70s Brian De Palma Thriller May Have Inspired One Of The Best Anime Villains Ever

By Devin Meenan 2 months ago

This 1970s cult classic directed by Brian De Palma seems to have inspired one of the best anime villain characters ever.

Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is escorted onto the set of The Running Man

The Running Man Sneaks A Ton Of Stephen King Easter Eggs Into A Single Scene

By Bill Bria 2 months ago

For those paying attention, Edgar Wright's The Running Man manages to sneak in a collection of Stephen King Easter eggs into a single scene. Did you catch them?

Bosco and Henley doing a magic trick with the diamond in Now You See Me: Now You Don't

How Now You See Me: Now You Don't Accomplished Its One-Shot Magic Trick Scene [Exclusive]

By Nina Starner 2 months ago

Now You See Me: Now You Don't director Ruben Fleischer tells us all about that oner in which multiple characters perform magic tricks.

Zodiac, Robert realizing he might be in the house of the Zodiac killer

A 2007 True Crime Thriller With A 90% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Hitting Netflix Soon

By Michael Boyle 2 months ago

David Fincher's Zodiac was a box office disappointment but many now consider it to be his best film. And now it's headed to Netflix.

Woody Harrelson as Merritt McKinney standing with a look of wonder on his face in a mirror room in Now You See Me: Now You Don't

The Now You See Me: Now You Don't Popcorn Bucket Is The Most Clever One Yet

By Ryan Scott 2 months ago

Now You See Me: Now You Don't is the latest movie to get in on the popcorn bucket trend, but this time, the final product is actually very clever and practical.

This Underseen 2010s Crime Thriller Streaming On Prime Video Deserves Your Attention

By Quinn Bilodeau 2 months ago

Kelly Reichardt is one of our great modern directors, and this crime thriller on Prime Video is a terrific example of her signature minimalist filmmaking.

Danny DeVito recoils in shock as Frank Reynolds in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Danny DeVito Directed A 2012 Horror Movie That's Impossible To Watch

By Jeremy Smith 2 months ago

Back in 2012, Danny DeVito directed a small-scale, low-budget horror thriller with an intriguing premise and cast, yet it's still waiting to be released.

Richard Farnsworth as Sheriff Buster standing in the snow in Misery

Stephen King's Oscar-Winning Movie Is Streaming For Free (And It's The Perfect Winter Watch)

By Michael Boyle 2 months ago

This Oscar-winning Stephen King movie is not only streaming for free, but it might also be the truest Christmas film there is. Allow us to explain.

Images from Fifty Shades of Grey, Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, and Mortal Instruments in a composite image

10 Movies That Started As Fan Fiction

By Mike Bedard 2 months ago

Fan fiction may seem like a fairly recent trend, but technically, it's been around for a long time, and here are some movies that spawned from fan imaginations.

Nick Offerman's Jerry Kane holds up a dollar bill as he stands in an office in Sovereign

A 2025 Crime Thriller With A 95% Rotten Tomatoes Score Has To Be Your Next Hulu Viewing

By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

A Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay crime thriller is currently trending on Hulu. Are you going to be joining the audiences watching?

Soundtack covers for Tron: Ares, Lost season 2, Frankenstein, KPop Demon Hunters, Weapons, and Superman on top of soundtrack art for Sinners

/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: The Best Soundtracks From Movies & TV Shows

By Ethan Anderton 2 months ago

Some of the best movies of the year also have incredible soundtracks, and we've assembled some of the best new releases of the year for your holiday shopping.

The 20 Best Legal Thrillers In Cinema History

By Margaret David 2 months ago

The human drama and high stakes of the courtroom always make for a suspenseful good time. Here are 20 legal thrillers to keep you on the edge of your seat.

A collage with Ray Owens (Arnold Schwarzenegger) in The Last Stand in the center surrounded by Gunther Bendik (Schwarzenegger) in Killing Gunther, Adam Gibson (Schwarzenegger) in The 6th Day, Hercules (Schwarzenegger) in Hercules in New York, and a nightmarish baby (Schwarzenegger) in Junior (1994)

The 12 Worst Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies Ranked

By Samuel Stone 2 months ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger may be one of the most iconic action stars of all time, but he still has some big stinkers throughout his career, and these are the worst.

Director Paul Thomas Anderson crouching in a field with Leonardo DiCaprio as Bob Ferguson on the set of One Battle After Another

How To Watch One Battle After Another At Home

By Jeremy Mathai 2 months ago

The revolution will be televised! Home release dates for Paul Thomas Anderson's explosive thriller One Battle After Another have been revealed.

Smoke and Sammie looking at something scary in Sinners

Jason Blum Thinks Sinners And Weapons' Success Actually Showcases A Major Horror Problem

By Witney Seibold 2 months ago

Sinners and Weapons have proved to be massive horror hits in 2025, but Blumhouse founder Jason Blum is worried this is actually a bad sign.

Walter Matthau gets tough with a grouchy colleague in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

This Gritty '70s New York-Set Thriller Is One Of The Greatest Heist Movies Ever Made

By Lee Adams 2 months ago

Four hijackers board a subway car and take the passengers hostage in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, one of the best heist movies ever.

Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Olivia Hussey as Jessica

10 Box Office Bombs From The 1970s That Are Worth Watching

By Trace Sauveur 2 months ago

The 1970s was a decade full of cinematic breakthroughs, but there were still movies that bombed at the box office. However, these bombs are worth watching!

Jacob Elordi's Felix Catton smiles as he looks down in Saltburn

Jacob Elordi Dismissed Reactions To Saltburn's Infamous Bathtub Scene As 'Prudish'

By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

The bathtub scene in Saltburn became one of the most talked-about moments of 2023, and Jacob Elordi thinks naysayers are being prudish.

Edward James Olmos as Gaff in Blade Runner

The Blade Runner Actor Responsible For The Sci-Fi Movie's Signature Style

By Devin Meenan 2 months ago

Ridley Scott presented a striking vision of a cyberpunk future in Blade Runner, but credited one of the movie's actors with a key element of its style.

Dark Rivers of the Heart by Dean Koontz, Your House Will Pay by Steph Cha, Yellowface by R.F. Kuang, and Killing Floor by Lee Child

10 Best Thriller Books To Read Right Now

By Rob Hunter 2 months ago

If you need a break from streaming and binge-watching, here are some fantastic thrillers to read right now, several of which have movies on the way.

Ben Richards looking angry in The Running Man

The Running Man Remake Connects Directly To A Classic Stephen King Location

By Kieran Fisher 2 months ago

Edgar Wright's film adaptation of The Running Man features a direct connection to the setting of one of Stephen King's best-known horror stories.

Cropped poster for Frankenstein (2025) showing the Creature's masked face and eyes

Frankenstein: Every Major Way Guillermo Del Toro Changes The Book (For The Better)

By Devin Meenan 2 months ago

Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Frankenstein makes some key changes from Mary Shelley's novel, and they make for a better movie.

Jaws: Memories from Martha's Vineyard Slipcase edition next to the shark from the movie poster

Extremely Rare Jaws Book Includes A Piece Of The Blockbuster Film's Set [Exclusive]

By Ethan Anderton 2 months ago

For the 50th anniversary of the movie, a new Jaws book allows fans to own a piece of one of the film's sets, but there are only 500 copies available.

Jesse Eisenberg as J. Daniel Atlas talking on the phone in front of the other Horsemen in Now You See Me: Now You Don't

Now You See Me: Now You Don't Could Be A Sleeper Box Office Hit In The Making

By Ryan Scott 2 months ago

Now You See Me: Now You Don't isn't tracking for a huge box office opening, but there's another factor that could lead to this threequel becoming a sizable hit.