The Untold Truth Of The Fly
With gruesome special effects and a killer performance from Jeff Goldblum, The Fly is one of the defining horror movies of the 1980s.
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Clint Eastwood Credits One Western For Changing His Career
Clint Eastwood has worn a lot of hats throughout his life, but our favorite is the brown cowboy hat from the films that made him famous, and changed his career.
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James Gunn's Complete DC Universe Timeline Explained
With much of the previous DC universe being retconned, here's everything you need to know about the current state of the timeline.
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The 10 Best Horror Movies Of 2025 (So Far)
2025 is shaping up to be a pretty solid year for horror, and these are some of the best films that the genre has to offer.
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Weapons' Aunt Gladys Was Inspired By This Horror Movie Streaming For Free
Aunt Gladys is a one-of-a-kind scene stealer in "Weapons," but her garish style is familiar to movie fans. You can check that fact out for free right now.
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15 Best Movies Like The Devil Wears Prada
Fans of fashion drama love "The Devil Wears Prada" for Meryl Streep's vicious editor, Miranda Priestly. We've got 15 more movies to scratch that stylish itch.
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5 Best Dog-Centered Horror Movies Like Good Boy
After watching "Good Boy," sit and stay for these other dog-centric horror titles, ranging from cult classics to family flicks. Cat lovers beware.
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What Brent Spiner Hated The Most About Playing Star Trek's Data
Lieutenant Commander Data, played by Brent Spiner, is a beloved part of "Star Trek: The Next Generation." What's not beloved are the challenges the actor faces.
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Diane Keaton's First Movie Also Featured Two Hollywood Legends As Extras
Diane Keaton made her film debut in a 1970 romantic comedy that featured one already established actor and another for whom stardom was just a few years away.
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Why Diane Keaton Avoided Rewatching The Godfather For 30 Years
"The Godfather" was only Diane Keaton's second film and a huge breakthrough for her, yet she didn't see it again for three decades after its release.
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10 Actors Who Failed Marvel Auditions But Later Got MCU Roles
The MCU is a party where it seems like every actor gets invited eventually, but these 10 Marvel stars didn't make it on their first try.
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The Embarrassing Incident William Shatner Experienced Promoting Star Trek
Promotional tours can be the toughest part of being an actor. Back when William Shatner first toured to promote "Star Trek," one interview left him out to dry.
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The True Story Behind Field Of Dreams Explained
"Field of Dreams" is a classic movie about America's favorite sport, baseball. Behind it is some real-life history about a scandal that rocked the country.
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Kurt Russell Has A Hilarious Cameo In Tom Hanks' Forrest Gump
Kurt Russell made a cameo in the best picture winner "Forrest Gump" as a favor to director Robert Zemeckis, who kept the whole thing a secret.
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After The Hunt's Controversial Ending Explained
If you're wondering what to make of the ending of Luca Guadagnino's "After the Hunt" starring Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield, and Ayo Edebiri, look no further.
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Is This Thing On? Review: Bradley Cooper's Mid-Life Crisis Comedy Is Cute But Forgettable [NYFF 2025]
"Is This Thing On?" isn't groundbreaking, but it's a fun watch with some good performances.
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12 Most Tragic Movie Characters Of All Time
Some of the best characters have an element of tragedy to them that makes them memorable and relatable. Here are some of the best tragic movie characters ever.
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The Most Awkward Love Scenes In '90s Comedies That Still Make Us Cringe
If you found the love scenes from these '90s comedies difficult to watch back then, they're even more cringeworthy to look at now.
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A House Of Dynamite's Ending Is Going To Leave Viewers Divided
Netflix's "A House of Dynamite" deals with some hefty political subject matter, but what is sure to get under viewers' skin is its ambiguous ending.
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Friday Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
"Friday" became a modern comedy classic, but its secret weapon was veteran comedians — LaWanda Page, Bernie Mac, John Witherspoon — who have since passed away.
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Actors Who Refused To Be In Martin Scorsese Movies
Why did Harrison Ford turn down "Cape Fear"? What movie did Ray Liotta pass on, robbing us of a "Goodfellas" reunion? And why would anyone turn down Scorsese?
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An Intense Action Series With A John Wick Star Just Got Added To Netflix
This four-film series is a must-see for action film lovers and features a John Wick star playing a real-life martial arts grandmaster and global legend.
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Why These Harry Potter Actors Were Replaced In The Sequels
Here are some of the major Harry Potter characters who were ultimately recast between films, and the stories of how these transfigurations came to be.
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'80s Movie Hits That Haven't Aged Well
From insultingly racist caricatures that it's hard to believe were still happening that recently to unfortunate casting choices that are a little uncomfortable now that we know a little more about the stars, here are a few of the '80s hits that are a little tougher than most to go back to.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Poltergeist Cast
You've probably heard of "the Poltergeist curse." What happened in real life to some of the cast members is significantly more tragic than events in the movie.
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The Best And Worst Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies According To Rotten Tomatoes
If you're prepping your Arnold movie marathon, we've got his must-see movies, as well his pics you should skip.
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The Greatest Horror Threequels Ever
Whether the filmmakers deepen and build upon the successful elements of the previous films, or they decide to take the franchise in a new direction altogether, sometimes the third go-round gives us something truly and surprisingly special. To that end, here are the greatest horror threequels ever.
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