Metacritic's Highest-Rated Live-Action Video Game Movie Is An Overlooked 2021 Horror Comedy
The highest-rated live-action video game movie on Metacritic flew under the radar when it came out in 2021, but it's absolutely worth a watch.
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Den Of Thieves Almost Became A TV Show Instead Of A Film Franchise [Exclusive]
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera writer/director Christian Gudegast tells us that Den of Thieves nearly became a TV show instead of a film franchise.
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The L.A. Fires Have Clarified The True Villain Of A 2024 Disaster Movie
The real-life Los Angeles fires illustrate that the truly despicable villains in 2024's disaster blockbuster Twisters aren't the tornadoes.
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Den Of Thieves 2: Pantera Writer/Director Says Its Heists Are All Based On Real-World Robberies [Exclusive Interview]
Writer/director Christian Gudegast takes us inside the world of Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, highlighting the fact that the heists are based on real robberies.
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The Dakota Fanning Horror Movie Getting A Second Chance On Netflix
This Dakota Fanning-led horror movie is currently getting a good deal of attention on Netflix after misfiring at the box office.
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Armie Hammer Is Mounting His Hollywood Comeback — With One Of The Worst Directors Ever
Disgraced actor Armie Hammer is returning to the screen to star in The Dark Knight, a new movie that will unite him with one of the most hated directors ever.
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Halloween: Is Laurie Strode The Sister Of Michael Myers?
With a convoluted timeline, we're here to make sense of the familial relationship between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers in the Halloween franchise.
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The 2000s Horror Classic That Didn't Scare Stephen King
While Stephen King appreciated the style and storytelling of this 2000s horror classic, he also admitted that he just didn't find it very scary.
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The Oscar-Winning '90s Crime Thriller That Roger Ebert Didn't Care For
Legendary film critic Roger Ebert was never afraid to go against the crowd, like that time he trashed an Oscar-winning '90s crime thriller.
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Eight Classic (And Not-So-Classic) Sci-Fi Movies Set In 2025
Plenty of sci-fi screenwriters set films in the not-so-near future 2025, but now that we're actually here, let's see if anyone accurately predicted our world.
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Se7en Director David Fincher Finally Revealed What Was In The Box
After years of rumors and speculation about the ending of Se7en, David Fincher has finally revealed what was actually in the box in the film's final moments.
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David Fincher Used AI In Se7en's 4K Release For A 'Thrillingly Stupid Fix'
David Fincher has used AI on Se7en's 4K release to fix something only the most extreme obsessives would have ever noticed in the first place.
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The Worst Stephen King Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
The lowest-rated Stephen King movie on Rotten Tomatoes unfortunately deserves that (dis)honor and makes for a pretty lifeless adaptation.
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All 5 John Cazale Movies Ranked
John Cazale managed to star in five classic 1970s movies prior to his untimely death at the age of 42. Here's our ranking of them.
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The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Ending Explained: An Impossible Choice
A doctor (Colin Farrell) is tormented by a strange teen (Barry Keoghan) in The Killing of a Sacred Deer, leading to a truly disturbing ending.
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The Crime Thriller Flop That Charlize Theron Regrets
The ever frank Charlize Theron would happily tell you this 2000 crime thriller she once starred in is a 'bad, bad, bad movie.'
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This Ben Affleck Crime Thriller Had A Much Different Robbery In The Book
Ben Affleck made some changes when adapting the novel Prince of Thieves to make The Town, including changing the location for a major robbery scene.
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The Martial Arts Action Flop You Didn't Realize Keanu Reeves Directed
Keanu Reeves has become an action and martial arts superstar in front of the camera, but in 2013, he pulled double duty and directed this oft-forgotten flop.
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Why Michelle Rodriguez Almost Quit The First Fast & Furious Movie
As impossible as it is to imagine the Fast & Furious films without Michelle Rodriguez, she almost quit the first entry in the franchise.
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The Correct Order To Watch Every Christopher Nolan Movie
Sure, you could watch Christopher Nolan's movies in chronological order but if you ask us, there's a better way to experience his filmography.
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The Ominous Phrase Denzel Washington Wrote On His Training Day Script
Denzel Washington wrote an ominous phrase on his copy of the Training Day script - one that he felt unlocked the entire movie.
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The Answer To Whether Or Not Die Hard Is A Christmas Movie Is Found In One Scene
There's no need to debate whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie when the movie itself already answers the question in the opening scene.
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Stephen King Thinks This Liane Moriarty Book Is The Perfect Christmas Gift
Trying to find a last-minute Christmas gift? Stephen King thinks this book by Big Little Lies author Liane Moriarty is the perfect stocking stuffer.
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Gerard Butler's Underrated 2018 Crime Thriller Lands On Max's Top Charts Ahead Of Its Sequel
Gerard Butler has found his way onto Max's top streaming charts thanks to a 2018 action crime thriller that's got a sequel arriving soon.
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Was Sherlock Holmes Based On A Real Person?
Sherlock Holmes may be a fictional character, but Sir Arthur Conan Doyle admitted that the detective was closely based on a real man.
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The Three Bruce Willis Movies In The IMDb Top 250 Aren't Surprising
Bruce Willis has been in plenty of great movies, but there are three that stand out from the rest - and IMDb's top 250 list agrees.
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Why Gene Hackman Removed His Name From The Marketing Material For Tom Cruise's The Firm
Gene Hackman is an acting legend whose name alone can bring in audiences, so why wasn't he advertised anywhere for The Firm with Tom Cruise?
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