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She’s proven herself ready to both
do the work and play to her established fanbase of millennial women.
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Three men enter, one man leaves. It's a Thanksgiving Thunderdome!
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There are a lot of movies that remake, sequelize, or accompany the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz. As Wicked joins them, which one should you stream?
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Chris Pine's first film as a writer-director may have bombed in theaters and with fesival audiences, but it's loopy fun for fans of Los Angeles noir riffs.
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No, Denzel Washington wasn’t in the original.
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In 1978,
Superman made audiences believe a man could fly. In 1984,
Supergirl made studio executives believe a superhero could flop.
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Sharing absurd 30-second excerpts of bad movies is all in good fun. What this post pre-supposes is: Maybe it isn't?
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Today, the off-puttingly uncanny qualities of Polar Express almost seem quaint.
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It's gotta be more than money ... or does it?
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Focus is a reminder of the time when “big studio movie” meant a little more guaranteed production value.
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Since when is mere scene-stealing a case for genuine movie stardom, you might ask? Let us explain.
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NEON is also nipping at A24's heels.
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Are thrillers where a grieving woman regains her will to live through an immediate threat starting to feel played out?
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There are 12 other Halloween movies you can check out. Here's how to figure out which, if any, are for you.
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Here's why the first Freddy Krueger nightmare still beats any of the Jason, Michael, or Chucky entries from the 1980s.
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With the horror explosion in theaters and streaming, Scream Queen has become a more viable career path than ever.
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Bay's company remade Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre with music-video aesthetics. Has time been kind to these fan-non-favorites?
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The literal and thematically on-point events of the movie's ending are easier to parse than the motivations beneath them.
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Both movies connect the sins of the past with what becomes permissible in our present, aided and abetted by the medium of television.
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Every decade in cinematic history is represented in this list.
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
Jingle Binge
Jingle Binge
There are a lot of movies that remake, sequelize, or accompany the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz. As Wicked joins them, which one should you stream?
Chris Pine's first film as a writer-director may have bombed in theaters and with fesival audiences, but it's loopy fun for fans of Los Angeles noir riffs.
No, Denzel Washington wasn’t in the original.
In 1978, Superman made audiences believe a man could fly. In 1984, Supergirl made studio executives believe a superhero could flop.
Sharing absurd 30-second excerpts of bad movies is all in good fun. What this post pre-supposes is: Maybe it isn't?
Today, the off-puttingly uncanny qualities of Polar Express almost seem quaint.
It's gotta be more than money ... or does it?
Focus is a reminder of the time when “big studio movie” meant a little more guaranteed production value.
Since when is mere scene-stealing a case for genuine movie stardom, you might ask? Let us explain.
NEON is also nipping at A24's heels.
Stream and Scream
Stream and Scream
Here's why the first Freddy Krueger nightmare still beats any of the Jason, Michael, or Chucky entries from the 1980s.
With the horror explosion in theaters and streaming, Scream Queen has become a more viable career path than ever.
Stream and Scream
The literal and thematically on-point events of the movie's ending are easier to parse than the motivations beneath them.
Both movies connect the sins of the past with what becomes permissible in our present, aided and abetted by the medium of television.
Every decade in cinematic history is represented in this list.
