• Jack Skellington
    Morgana Santilli

    Things Only Adults Notice In The Nightmare Before Christmas

    If you first watched The Nightmare Before Christmas as a kid, plenty of moments slipped past you -- some of which you've probably noticed after rewatching this classic with more mature eyes. Here's a look at some things only adults notice in The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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  • Chris Evans in Avengers: Endgame
    Mike Floorwalker

    Another Head-Turning Error Was Just Discovered In Endgame

    ​Continuity in ​Avengers: Endgame​ could get confusing... even if you were in charge of decorating the sets. A sharp-eyed fan has pointed out an inconsistency when the Avengers travel back to 2012 — one you're only likely to notice if you have every detail of ​The Avengers​ committed to memory.
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  • Ant-Man and the Wasp poster
    Mike Floorwalker

    Rumor Report: Did Ant-Man 3 Really Get Cancelled?

    ​Has ​Ant-Man 3​ been lost to the Quantum Realm forever? A source allegedly close to Marvel Studios is reporting that a three-quel for the tiny Avenger isn't going to happen, and that Ant-Man and the Wasp may see their further adventures relegated to the upcoming Disney+ streaming service.
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  • Ghostbusters Dan Akroyd and Ernie Hudson
    Patrick Phillips

    Ghostbusters 2020 Casts Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson

    Jason Reitman is set to bring Ghostbusters back to the big screen in 2020, and we'll give you one guess who he's gonna call to fill out the film's cast. Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson will indeed be reprising their roles as Raymond Stantz and Winston Zeddemore in Reitman's Ghostbusters 2020.
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  • It Pennywise
    Tom Meisfjord

    The 5 Best And 5 Worst Clown Movies

    Clowns are the creepiest children's entertainers on Earth, so naturally, they've been used to terrify and delight grown-up film fans for decades. From homicidal aliens to Jerry Lewis, here are our picks for the five best — and five worst — clown movies of all time.
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  • David Ayer
    Jennifer Arbues

    How David Ayer Feels About James Gunn's The Suicide Squad

    Ever since it was announced that Guardians of the Galaxy's James Gunn would be taking over the Suicide Squad film property with a reboot-slash-sequel that he's writing and directing, many have wondered what original Suicide Squad writer-director David Ayer thinks of the situation.
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  • Yoda thinking in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
    Daley Wilhelm

    Yoda's Backstory Explained

    A bit of a mystery, Yoda is. From his shadowy origins to his final moments with Luke Skywalker, here is the full story of our little green friend explained.
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  • Scene from See
    Lauren Thoman

    Apple TV+ Release Date, Cost, Shows And Movies

    Apple is poised to dive head-first into the streaming wars, promising "all-original stories from the best, brightest and most creative minds." That sounds great, but just what does it all mean? We've rounded up everything we know about Apple TV+, from dates to devices to original shows and movies.
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  • Still from Halloween (2018)
    Mike Floorwalker

    What To Expect From Halloween Kills And Halloween Ends

    ​The story of the new ​Halloween​ trilogy is starting to come into sharper focus. In a recent conversation with ​Collider​ at the Saturn Awards, franchise star Jamie Lee Curtis revealed that the flicks will be more than simply an exploration of the triumph of Laurie Strode over Michael Myers.
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  • Still from Birds of Prey teaser trailer
    Mike Floorwalker

    Birds Of Prey Poster Promises Weird, Rainbow-Colored Mayhem

    Take a gander inside the mind of Harley Quinn, if you can deal with the sensory overload. A new poster has been released for the upcoming Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), and we feel like it can be succinctly summed up with two words: "candy-colored insanity."
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  • Darth Vader
    Mike Floorwalker

    This Is Darth Vader's Best Line Ever

    ​Darth Vader is perhaps the single most important figure in all of ​Star Wars​ lore, and his distinctive shadow looms large over the entire​ series. We decided to peruse the annals of ​Star Wars​ history to try to determine: what is Darth Vader's single best line of dialogue ever?
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  • The Terminator
    Jennifer Arbues

    Ranking The Terminator Films And Shows From Worst To Best

    The Terminator has spawned an entire entertainment franchise, one that includes films, TV series, and (now-defunct) amusement park attractions. But, as with any franchise out there, not all installments are created equal. Here's how the films and shows stack up, from worst to best.
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  • Michael Keaton
    Morgana Santilli

    Things Only Adults Notice In Beetlejuice

    Beetlejuice is a lot. It's a film that was never catering to young audiences at the outset, but which wiggled its way into their awareness like a pesky sandworm. If you loved Beetlejuice as a kid and haven't revisited it in a while, here are some things that might surprise you. It's showtime.
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  • An American Tail
    Hunter Cates

    Animated Movies And Shows That Deserve A Live-Action Version

    With the success of The Lion King and Aladdin, we think more movie studios should turn animated classics into live-action reboots. So are you ready to feel like a kid again? Climb aboard the nostalgia train, and check out the animated movies and shows that deserve a live-action remake!
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  • Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson yelling Hobbs and Shaw set
    AJ Caulfield

    Who The Rock's Social Media Diss Was Really Targeted At

    The Rock is throwing stones. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson recently took to Instagram to discuss the box office performance of his latest flick, Hobbs & Shaw. In doing so, he also fired shots at someone in the caption of the photo. Here's who his social media diss was really targeted at.
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  • Mike Floorwalker

    The Spider-Man: Far From Home Scene You Didn't Get To See

    When you're Spider-Man, you find ways to liven up even the most mundane tasks. ​In advance of the some release of ​Spider-Man: Far From Home,​ Sony Pictures has released a deleted scene in which Peter Parker checks an item off his list of errands — picking up his passport — in hilarious fashion.
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