The Ending Of Netflix's You People Explained
Netflix's new romantic dramedy tackles some heavy issues including interracial relationships, American race relations, and cultural and religious differences.
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What Dog Gone Got Right And Wrong About The Real Story
Netflix's 2023 film "Dog Gone" is based on the true story of a lost dog named Gonker. But here's what the movie got right and wrong about the real story. -
Brendan Fraser Is Still Frustrated Over His Monkey Co-Star From George Of The Jungle
Appearing recently on The Graham Norton Show, Brendan Fraser hilariously recounted his time working with the capuchin monkey from 1997's George of the Jungle. -
David Harbour Gets Spooky In The Trailer For Netflix's We Have A Ghost
David Harbour is set to star as a ghost named Ernest in "We Have a Ghost," a new film coming to Netflix this February, and its first trailer just dropped. -
Confess, Fletch Director Greg Mottola Is Penning A Sequel (Despite Not Having A Proper Greenlight)
Writer and director Greg Mottola has revealed he is penning a follow-up to "Confess, Fletch" despite not having the proper green light from the studio. -
Justin Long Recounts The Time He Got A Concussion While Filming Dodgeball
Justin Long admitted that he got a concussion while filming Dodgeball. Here's how the actor was injured, recounted on his podcast. -
The Raunchy Jason Sudeikis Comedy That Might Be Too Much For Netflix
This Jason Sudeikis movie might be too much for comedy fans looking for something to watch on streaming services. The raunchy film is now available. -
Girls Trip 2 Is Officially Happening With The Original Cast In Tow
Fans of "Girls Trip" can rejoice amid news that a sequel to the female-lead comedy is being developed, with the original cast set to reprise their roles. -
Polite Society Review: A High-Flying Kick Of A Comedy
Polite Society is a Sundance sensation, featuring an unusual action-comedy film with Priya Kansara running a high-energy kung fu YouTube channel with her sister -
How Close Does Netflix's Dog Gone Stick To The True Story Behind It?
Netflix's newest dog-centered movie "Dog Gone" may have had to stretch some details for dramatic effect, but the film itself is based on a real-life event. -
Sixteen Candles Facts All '80s Rom-Com Fans Will Love
"Sixteen Candles" became a blueprint for coming-of-age high school comedies. Here are "Sixteen Candles" facts all '80s rom-com fans will love. -
Will Forte Discusses Space, Aliens, And Absurdist Comedy - Exclusive Interview
Will Forte discussed "Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out," his interest in space, and his thoughts on aliens in an exclusive interview. -
Is 80 For Brady Based On A True Story?
"80 for Brady" has a pretty imaginative plot for a sports film, and some viewers may be wondering whether the movie might actually be based on a true story. -
Millie Bobby Brown Draws Her Sword And A Conversation Amongst Fans In First Look At Netflix's Damsel
While many fans are wishing for an "Enola Holmes 3," it seems Millie Bobby Brown and her sword are inspiring a conversation among fans about Netflix's "Damsel." -
The Ghostbusters Ectomobile Met An Unfortunate Demise At The End Of The Original Film
Fans may be surprised to learn that the original Ectomobile in "Ghostbusters" met an unfortunate demise at the end of the original film. Here's what happened. -
Ghostbusters Director Ivan Reitman Settles The Debate On Whether It's A Comedy Or Horror Film
"Ghostbusters": comedy or horror? While fans have debated this genre-hopping movie since its first release, director Ivan Reitman actually had an answer. -
Kelsey Grammer's 1996 Comedy Flop Is Still Worth Checking Out
Despite its status as a flop, audiences are giving Kelsey Grammer's 1996 comedy film "Down Periscope" a positive reassessment today. -
Janine's Iconic Glasses In Ghostbusters Were Not Originally Part Of Her Costume
"Ghostbusters" is an iconic sci-fi comedy full of well-known imagery, and this one accessory worn by secretary Janine has a funny and unexpected origin. -
The Workaholics Movie Has Been Scrapped By Paramount+
From 2011-2017, "Workaholics" was a cult hit that spoofed the insanities and inanities of the modern workplace. Now, Adam DeVine says the movie is scrapped. -
Tom Hanks Named Turner And Hooch's Exhausting Production His Most Difficult Shoot
The most grueling moment that Tom Hanks recalls originates from the 1989 film "Turner and Hooch," which saw the actor working alongside a very hairy co-star. -
The Community Movie Will Finally Roll Cameras In June
Community fans rejoice. It seems the movie of the beloved show is coming sooner than you might think — June to be exact. -
Eddie Murphy And Jonah Hill Hilariously Butt Heads In The Trailer For You People
Netflix's "You People" is set for release in late January and the trailer has dropped. With Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill leading the way, we're in for a treat. -
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Film Renfield Hits All The Vampire Tropes
Despite the comedic twists, astute fans of the vampire genre will notice that the Renfield trailer packs in references to other iconic bloodsucker stories. -
Nicolas Cage Doesn't Suck As Dracula In The First Renfield Trailer
The first trailer for "Renfield" has arrived, and it's exactly what we needed. Check out Nicolas Cage as Dracula and Nicholas Hoult as the titular sidekick. -
The Ending Of White Noise Explained
Noah Baumbach's "White Noise" boasts a dizzyingly complex ending. We're here to explain it, from the supermarket dance sequence to the German nuns. -
Who Did Matthew Lawrence Play In Planes, Trains, And Automobiles?
Matthew Lawrence played in some hit television shows during his career. However, the actor also had a role in the 1987 comedy Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. -
Mike Judge's Office Space Inspired A $300,000 Copycat Theft
Ermenildo "Ernie" Castro, a software engineer from Washington State, was recently arrested for launching a scheme inspired by "Office Space."
