Yes, Comic-Con Is Dying, But The Signs Have Been There For Decades
SDCC is missing major players, and it's clear that the event isn't going to ever be what it once was. Could it be reborn as something new, though?
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The Nun's Bonnie Aarons Is Unrecognizable In The Princess Diaries Films
Bonnie Aarons, who has been scaring the masses as a demonic nun in the universe of "The Conjuring," is unrecognizable in the "Princess Diaries" films. -
SAW X First Look Gives Us A Creepy Glimpse Of John Kramer's Return This September
John Kramer will return in "Saw X," and the first image of the villain in action shows that he's more menacing than ever. Do you want to play a game? -
Everything Sound Of Freedom Gets Wrong About The True Story
"Sound of Freedom" tells an inspiring story of a man fighting to save children from human trafficking. But how much is wrong, and how much is actually true? -
The Ending Of Sound Of Freedom Explained
"Sound of Freedom," the Jim Caviezel-starring thriller film about child trafficking, is a runaway success in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie explained. -
Freddy Krueger Is Dead - But New Nightmare Holds The Key To A 21st Century Revival
Freddy's not scary anymore, but 1994's New Nightmare grows scarier by the decade. -
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Scares Up A First Look At The Stephen King-Inspired Prequel
"Pet Sematary: Bloodlines" is a prequel to the horror classic by Stephen King, and these new images hint at what's to come in the film featuring David Duchovny. -
Prom Night: The Horror Flop That's Becoming A Netflix Queen
Explore the resurgence of Nelson McCormick's "Prom Night," a once-maligned horror flop, as it finds new life on Netflix. Is it really worth the hype? -
Is Bird Box Barcelona A Sequel To Bird Box?
"Bird Box Barcelona" has a new setting and new characters within the world of "Bird Box." So is it correct to label it a sequel? -
The Lost Boys: How Many Movies Are There & Which One Is The Worst?
Many horror fans may be unaware "The Lost Boys" spawned some direct-to-DVD sequels. But the real question is are they any good? -
The Steamy Love Triangle Thriller You Can Stream Online
Are you in the mood for an erotic thriller with plenty of titillation? "Body of Deceit" is available for purchase and rental on numerous platforms. -
What Makes Insidious So Scary?
With the 2010 film "Insidious" and all its sequels, James Wan used alternatives to classic horror tropes to create a truly scary and unique viewing experience. -
The Ending Of Resurrection Explained
"Resurrection" was one of 2022's most thought-provoking horror films, and its ambiguous ending makes the film only more effective. -
The Ending Of Possum Explained
"Possum" is light on plot but full of atmospheric, psychological horror. Did you understand the ending of this disturbing film? Here's what it all means. -
The Best Netflix Original Movies Of 2023 So Far
Looking for some good flicks? Look no further than Netflix's 2023 originals. These are the best of the year so far, from rom-coms to thrillers. -
12 Movies Like Run Rabbit Run That Thriller Fans Should Watch Next
The psychological thriller "Run Rabbit Run" leaves the viewer unsure of who or what to believe, and these movies chart the same chillingly unreliable path. -
Who Was The Killer In Scream 6 (And Who Exactly Killed Whom)?
"Scream 6" did something new with the franchise and featured multiple killers donning the ghostface attire. Here's who the killers are and who they murder. -
What Movies Did The Sopranos' Michael Imperioli Write & Which Ones Were Hits?
"The Sopranos" star Michael Imperioli is best known as an actor, but he's written for film and TV too. Here are his writing credits and how well they've done. -
Small Details You Missed In Bird Box Barcelona
Netflix's Spanish-set "Bird Box" spin-off, "Bird Box Barcelona," is streaming. Here are some small details you likely missed in the thrilling new film. -
The Ending Of Bird Box Barcelona Explained
Netflix's spin-off to its 2018 hit "Bird Box," the Spain-set "Bird Box Barcelona," ends on an interesting note for the series. Here's the ending explained. -
Quicksand Review: A Sticky Survival Situation
"Quicksand," a Shudder original horror film from writer Matt Pitts and director Andrés Beltrán, has two good performances outweighed by survival horror tropes. -
The Ending Of Basic Instinct Explained
Paul Verhoeven's "Basic Instinct" is iconic and oft-debated. Here's the ending of the 1992 Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone erotic mystery thriller explained. -
The Thing: Where To Stream The Original 1951 Version Of The Sci-Fi Classic
"The Thing" from 1951 is a true sci-fi classic. Today, longtime cinephiles may be interested to learn where they can stream such an iconic film. -
Phone Booth: The Movie's Developmental Hell, Ending & Why Jim Carrey Quit Explained
"Phone Booth" is a classic film that went through a hectic and lengthy production cycle. Fans may not be aware that even Jim Carrey was attached to the project. -
How Long Is The Movie Insidious: The Red Door & Where Can You Watch Or Stream It?
"Insidious: The Red Door" continues the story of the Lambert family's dealings with the Further. Here's how long the movie is and where to watch it. -
Who Played Art The Clown In The Terrifier Series - And What Exactly IS He?
Art the Clown existed before the "Terrifier" movies, and two different actors have brought him to creepy life -- but is the horror icon even human? -
The Ending Of Knock Knock Explained
This twisted thriller has lots of talking points, but is there more to the shocking ending? Here's all you need to know about the ending of "Knock Knock."
