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• 'Unstoppable' Review: The Fearless Anthony Robles Deserves a Braver Film
• 'Back in Action' Is the Movie You Insist No One Pause While You Go to the Bathroom
• David Lynch and the Right Way To Not Give a F***
• How 'Hoodwinked!' Changed January Cinema Forever
• Review: Sebastian Stan Presses the New Flesh In the Fantastic 'A Different Man'
• Pick Yourself the Pink Punk Dystopia of 'La Pietà'
• Coleman Domingo Shines as a Part of a Prison Theater Troupe in the Powerful 'Sing Sing'
• Review: 'A Real Pain' Is a Poignant Exploration of Jewish Intergenerational Trauma
• 'Wolf Man' Review: Woof
• 'Don't Die' Review: How Bryan Johnson Became the Real-Life Elisabeth Sparkle
• The Parallels Between 'Nosferatu' and 'Bram Stoker's Dracula'
• 'The Last Showgirl' Is a Stunning Showcase for Pamela Anderson
• Gay Sex, Red Pills, and Video Games Are the Sweet Stuff of 'Eat the Night'
• Review: Mike Leigh And Marianne Jean-Baptiste Deliver Hard-Hitting 'Hard Truths'
• Barry Keoghan & Franz Rogowski Make Magic In Andrea Arnold's 'Bird'
• Review: 'Red Rooms' Is the Most Disturbing Film Of the Year
• 'Wallace and Gromit' Are As Charming and Delightful As Ever In 'Vengeance Most Fowl'
• 'The Women Are the Problem': The Enduring Mistake of 'Nosferatu' and Misogyny
• The 10 Hottest Queerest Scenes of 2024
• The Biggest Box Office Lessons of 2024
• The 10 Most Rewatchable Films of 2024
• A Collection of Contortions: The Top 10 Horror Movies of 2024
• Weekend Box Office: 'Sonic the Hedgehog 3' Beats 'Mufasa: The Lion King'; 'Nosferatu' Does Big Business
• Timothée Chalamet Is Very Good At What He Does in the Dylan Biopic 'A Complete Unknown'
• Nicole Kidman Discovers Lust in the Excellent and Surprising 'Babygirl'
• Seven 21st Century Movies That Should Be Added to the National Film Registry Next
• We All Know Who the Real Sexpot of 'The Holiday' Is
• Review: 'The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim'
• Pajiba's Top Ten Films of 2024
• Clint Eastwood's 'Juror #2' Works, Whether on a Big Screen or a Laptop
• Review: 'The Brutalist' Proves Size Does Matter
• Lilly Jay Pens Essay on Divorce From Wicked Star Ethan Slater, Details Her Unexpected Celebrity
• Maybe Amy Adams, Michelle Pfeiffer, Toni Collette, and Angela Bassett Don't Need Oscars
• Ben Stiller's Christmas Film 'Nutcrackers' Is Not As Bad As It Looks
• 'September 5' Is a Heart-Pounding Love Letter to Journalist
• How Bill Skarsgrd Enters Monstrous New Acting Territory with 'Nosferatu'
• No, 'The Substance' Doesn't Hate Demi Moore
• Netflix's 'Carry-On' Fills This Year's Christmas Action Movie Void
• Box Office Report: 'Moana 2' Stays at Number One, 'Kraven the Hunter' and 'The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim' Flop
• Review: 'Kraven The Hunter' Puts the Sony Spider-Man Universe out of Its Misery
• 'Red One' Proves It: Family Films Need a Strict Runtime Limit
• Review: It's a Shame 'Joker: Folie a Deux' is So Dull
• 'Maria' Brings the Soprano's Story to Life as a Greek Tragedy
• Spoilers: Let's Talk About the Epilogue of Luca Guadagnino's 'Queer'
• 'Biggest Heist Ever,' the Most Absurd True Crime of 2024 Just Landed
• Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon Sing Us A Song Of Armageddon in 'The End'
• Kyle Mooney's Horror-Comedy 'Y2K' Goes Too Hard on Kyle Mooney's Sense of Humor
• Review: 'Speak No Evil' 2024 Is Toxic Masculinity 101
• 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Is a Straight-Up Goofball Paradise
• Amy Adams Goes Feral in 'Nightbitch'
• 'Wicked' Has a Strained Relationship With Its Politics
• How the Film Version of 'Wicked's' 'Popular' Represents the Brilliance of Its Adaptation
• Robert Eggers' 'Nosferatu' Is a Dark and Delicious Feast
• Review: 'Moana 2' Isn't Very Good But That Hardly Matters to Disney
• Netflix Battle: Lindsay Lohan's 'Irish Wish' vs. 'Our Little Secret'
• Review: In 'Small Things Like These,' Cillian Murphy Crafts a Compelling Portrait of a Good Man in Crisis
• Weekend Box Office: 'Moana 2' Decimates the Competition With $135m Opening Weekend
• Daniel Craig Gives Love a 'Queer' Name In Luca Guadagnino's New Classic
• 'Dear Santa' Review: The Farrelly Brothers Drag Christmas to Hell
• 'Gladiator II' Is Smothered by the Shadow of the Original
• A Study in Shirtless Holiday Cheer: Netflix's 'Hot Frosty' vs. 'The Merry Gentlemen'
• 'Heretic' Cleverly Uses Hugh Grant To Give Us an Anti-Religious Fanatic
• Box Office Report: 'Wicked' Opens to Record-Setting $114 Million, 'Gladiator II' Starts Strong
• There's No Way 'Wicked Part II' Will Be Better Than 'Wicked Part I'
• Box Office Report: 'Red One' Opens Decently, But Can It Make Back Its $250m Budget?
• Review: 'Twisters' Needs To Throw Some More Caution To Its Wind
• 'Heretic' Imagines the Horror of Being Stuck in Conversation with a Man Who Does His Own Research
• Review: In 'Conclave,' the Election of a Pope Mirrors Familiar Political Rot
• Jenny Isn't the Antagonist Of 'Forrest Gump,' She's The Victim
• Let's Talk About Why Nicolas Cage Was Perfect For 'Longlegs'
• Netflix's 'Don't Move' Scrapes the Bottom of the Barrell of the Don't Do Stuff Horror Genre
• Netflix's 'Ballerina' is a Worthy Addition to the Modern Revenge Movie Canon
• 'Venom: The Last Dance' Review: Sony Squandered A Sure Thing
• 'Woman of the Hour' and the Horrifying Account of Rodney Alcala's First Victim, Tali Shapiro
• 'Anora': A Fairytale Only Sean Baker Could Tell
• 'Smile 2' is Even More Terrifying Than its Predecessor
• Anna Kendrick's Directorial Debut 'Woman of the Hour' Explores Misogyny Amid a Killer's Spree
• 'Hellboy: The Crooked Man' Review: But Why?
• 'Lonely Planet' Review: Romance is Dead and Netflix Killed It
• Saoirse Ronan Fights Off The Bombs In Steve McQueen's WWII Drama 'Blitz'
• Review: Masturbating Zombies & Cate Blanchett Storm The G7 Summit In 'Rumours'
• Review: 'Exhibiting Forgiveness' Is a Sundance Best
• Spoiling Joseph Gordon Levitt's Hilariously Bad Prime Video Film, 'Killer Heat'
• Max's 'Caddo Lake' Review: The Less You Know, the Better
• James Gunn's Superman Movie To Include The Bestest Good Boy
• Review: The Haunting 'Nickel Boys' Turns Us All Into Ghosts
• The Menendez Brothers Docs Feel Like an Apology for Ryan Murphy's 'Monster'
• Box Office Report: 'Terrifier 3' Takes Top Spot as 'Joker: Folie a Deux' Plummets
• 'Terrifier 3' and Horror's Shift from Elevated to Extreme
• 'Saturday Night' Is an Flattering Portrayal of the Talents of an Unflattering Cast
• Three Trailers: 'Disclaimer,' 'Midgies,' and 'Carved'
• Christopher Nolan Shut Down a Heath Ledger Reference In the First 'Joker' Movie
• 'The Platform 2' Does Not Deserve To Have Its Ending Explained
• Review: 'V/H/S/Beyond' Takes Found Footage to Space and Back
• Box Office Report: 'Joker: Folie à Deux' Underperforms
• Netflix's Body-Swap Thriller 'It's What's Inside' Is One of the Best of the Year
• Prime Video's 'House of Spoils' is a Tasty Morsel
• James Gunn Offers a Promising Tease For Frank Grillo's DCU Character
• Sarah Paulson Can't Act Her Way Out of 'Hold Your Breath'
• 'Juror #2' Trailer: Eastwood Delivers an Old-Fashioned Legal Thriller
• James Gunn's DCU Is Making a Robin Movie With Puppets?
• Neve Campbell's Return In 'Scream 7' Is Taking Its Time Thank God
• WhyStreamingServicesStruggleSo Much in the Horror Genre
• 'Omni Loop' Is a Dreadfully Convoluted Waste of Ayo Edebiri
• The 'Wolfs' of Dull Street
• Review: 'Megalopolis' is Puny in Scope and Dishearteningly Derivative
• 'Babes' Captures the Messy Imperfections of Motherhood, Pregnancy, and Friendship With Hilarious Perfection
• Review: 'Lee' Follows a Woman Who Captured War's Worst Atrocities
• Box Office Report: 'The Wild Robot' Debuts on Top; 'Megalopolis' Flops
• Review: 'Oddity' Is An Entire Cursed Object Shoppe's Worth Of Fright
• Review: Samara Weaving Kicks Unholy Ass In 'Azrael'
• These Three Trailers Can't Miss: 'The Last Of Us', 'Ballerina', and 'Cross'
• Review: Sisters at Odds Come Together in Grief in Netflix's 'His Three Daugthers'
• Watch: Michael B. Jordan Battles Southern Fried Vampires In First Trailer For 'Sinners'
• 'Emilia Pérez' Is One of the Most Audacious Musicals of Our Time
• The 'Thunderbolts' Trailer Promises Anti-Heroics from the MCU's Best B-Villains
• James Cameron Wants To 'Jettison' Terminator's Backstory
• Weekend Box Office: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Beats 'Transformers One' and 'Never Let Go'
• 'Challengers' Is Pleasure Incarnate: Sexy, Funny, Throbbing
• Death Becomes Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley in 'The Substance'
• Three Trailers: 'Mickey 17,' 'Brothers,' and 'Azrael'
• Harvey Weinstein Faces New Charges of Sex Crimes; Pleads Not Guilty
• Netflix's 'Uglies' Is a Disastrous Algorithmic Nightmare
• Body Horror Meets Black Comedy in Cronenberg's Deeply Personal 'The Shrouds'
• Box Office Report: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Stays on Top
• Korean Slow Burn Drama 'By the Stream' is As Close to True Realism as Cinema Gets
• 'Really Happy Someday' Is a Different Kind of Transition Story
• Three Trailers: 'House of Spoils,' 'Venom,' 'Salem's Lot'
• Francis Ford Coppola's Lawsuit Against Variety Over Kissing Scandal Might Get Awkward
• 'M. Son of the Century' Depicts the Rise of Fascism Through Mussolini's Eyes
• Colin Farrell Really Doesn't Want To Play The Penguin Anymore
• The Older Woman May December Romances Must Really Be Working for Streamers
• Angelina Jolie's Earnest Drama 'Without Blood' is Respectable but Flat
• 'The Last of the Sea Women' Dives Head-First Into the Work of a Fierce but Dwindling Community
• Jeremy Saulnier's Netflix Film 'Rebel Ridge' Is One of the Finest Action Thrillers in Years
• Almodovar's Excellent 'The Room Next Door' Tackles Death, Friendship, and Love
• To Quote One of the Main Characters, 'The Front Room' Is an Em-Ee-Ess-Ess Mess
• Don't Expect To Hear Lorne Michaels' Thoughts On The 'SNL' Movie Anytime Soon
• 'Tusk' and Kevin Smith's Brief, Bloody Rebellion
• 'The Watchers' Review: Ishana Night Shyamalan Crafted a Clunker
• 'Vice is Broke' is Too Enamored With the Company's Legend to Tackle its Messy Truth
• 'Bonjour Tristesse' is a Visually Striking but Emotionally Inert Adaptation of a French Classic
• Glenn Close Goes Full White Trash in Netflix's Baffling Horror Movie 'Deliverance'
• 'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl' is a Startling and Moving Portrayal of Familial Guilt and the Cycle of Trauma
• It Takes All 'Kinds of Kindness' In Yorgos Lanthimos' Latest Delicious Grotesquierie Of The Human Condition
• Three Trailers: Feral Amy Adams, Moving Will Ferrell, Travis Kelce, and Meth Gators
• Netflix's 'Incoming' Is a Disgraceful Insult to Generation Alpha
• The Mounting Evidence That Robert Pattinson's Batman Is Done
• The Live-Action 'Minecraft' Teaser Suggests Jack Black Will Skadoosh All Over The Overworld
• 'AfrAId' Review: Just How Scared of AI Does Blumhouse Want Us to Be?
• Cringe At Sebastian Stan As Donald Trump In The First Clip From 'The Apprentice'
• Box Office Report: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Stays on Top in Very Quiet Week
• Three Trailers: What Happened Before Rosemary's Baby, and Zoe Saldaa In Her Own Skin
• 'Hundreds of Beavers' Turns the Silent Movie Wackiness Up To Eleven
• Review: 'Greedy People' Really Wants to be a Coen Brothers Film When it Grows Up
• A Box Office Preview of the Deadest Movie Weekend of the Year
• Review: Sweet Sticky 'Strange Darling' Is Rom-Com For Psychopaths
• Julia Fox Manifested Her Latest Role
• Is Ryan Reynolds Gunning for Kevin Feige's Job With Gambit Move?
• 'Snack Shack' Will Trigger a Lot of Gen X Summer Flashbacks
• Weekend Box Office: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Back on Top; 'Blink Twice' and 'The Crow' Struggle
• Do Not Rawdog Channing Tatum's 'Blink Twice'
• Three Trailers: 'Rivals,' 'Kaos,' and 'The Piano Lesson'
• Guillermo del Toro Is Worried a Ghost Might Be Haunting Him in Aberdeen Hotel Room
• Ryan Reynolds Flexes on 'Blade' by Demanding More Wesley Snipes
• Paul Rudd And Jack Black To Reimagine This 90s Jennifer Lopez Film
• Why We're Not Bothered By the New Changes to Rotten Tomatoes
• Criticizing Blake Lively Is Ruining Her Movie, You Jerks
• Long Awaited Stephen King Adaptation Finally Gets A Release Window
• Netflix's 'The Union' Is the Mark Wahlberg Of Mark Wahlberg Movies
• Art and Activism According to Justin Baldoni
• Weekend Box Office: 'Alien: Romulus' On Top; Strong Numbers for 'Coraline' Re-release
• Review: 'Alien: Romulus' Falls Into A Black Hole Of Fan Service
• Three Trailers: 'Woman of the Hour,' 'Snow White,' 'Omni Loop'
• 'Consumed' Is Lost in Its Own Woods
• The Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Mess Took Some Wild Turns
• Justin Baldoni Hires PR Crisis Manager Amid Blake Lively Drama
• The Baffling, Nonsensical Ending of 'Cuckoo' Explained
• Review: Tonal Mess 'It Ends With Us' Is Bad in All the Same Ways the Book Is Bad
• An Open Letter to Cate Blanchett Regarding Her Movie, 'Borderlands'
• Weekend Box Office: 'It Ends With Us' Makes $50m But Can't Topple 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
• Review: 'Cuckoo' Is a Unique Head-Scratcher
• Is the 'It Ends With Us' Drama Ryan Reynolds' Fault?
• Three Trailers: 'Rob Peace,' 'A Completely Unknown,' and 'The Thicket'
• Damon and Affleck Sleepwalk Through the Familiar But Fun 'The Instigators'
• Review: 'Steppenwolf' Tells The 'John Wick' Movies To Eff Off
• Jon Hamm's Time As Fletch Is Done, and Director Greg Mottola Is 'Depressed About It'
• What Happened on the Set of 'It Ends With Us'?
• Chevy Chase 'Trips Over his Penis' in the Trailer for the 'SNL' Movie, 'Saturday Night'
• Review: 'Self Driver' Drags Our Dystopian Gig Economy To Hell & Back
• It's Hard for 'Tarot' to Exist in a Post-'Cabin in the Woods' World
• Is Ben Affleck Playing Hulk Hogan and Finally Getting a Divorce?
• I Declare it 'Trap' Summer
• Review: 'Bookworm' Is Family Film Done Right With A Never Better Elijah Wood
• You Can Thank Ryan Reynolds For This Classic Stoner Movie
• Weekend Box Office: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' on Top; 'Harold and the Purple Crayon' Flops
• Three Trailers: 'The Day of the Jackal,' 'Subservience,' and 'The Silent Hour'
• Megalopolis Extra Comes Forward To Say Francis Ford Coppola DID Harass Her After Another One Denied It
• Vince Vaughn Says Hollywood Overthinks R-Rated Comedies
• Jamie Lee Curtis Can't Keep Up With the Marvel Cinematic Universe Either
• Mr. Miyagi Prequel Series Teased By 'Cobra Kai' Creators
• 'Gasoline Rainbow' Is a Touching Ode to Teenage Possibility and Insecurity
• Neve Campbell Reveals Details About Her Return For 'Scream VII'
• So, You Asked Harrison Ford About Anchor Beings in the MCU
• 'A Quiet Place: Day One' Is One of the Year's Biggest Surprises
• Review: 'Haze' Is A Sexy Slow-Burn Psychological Trip With Teeth
• ABC's Top Two Choices Have Declined To Host Next Year's Academy Awards
• Robert Downey, Jr. and the Russo Brothers Are Being Paid an Obscene Amount of Money To Return to the MCU
• 'Deadpool And Wolverine' Star Breaks Silence On Their Surprise Cameo
• What Is the Most Disturbing Film You've Ever Seen?
• Kevin Smith Teases 'Clerks 4' In the Heartfelt Trailer For His Latest, 'The 4:30 Movie'
• Weekend Box Office: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Breaks a Ton of Records
• 'Deadpool and Wolverine' Is its Own Weird, Wild Creature, and Exactly What We Need
• Michael Bay Is Taking Skibidi Toilet Very Seriously
• UCLA Really Didn't Want Laura Dern To Be in 'Blue Velvet'
• Netflix's Pulpy Nonsense 'Vanished Into the Night' Isn't Nearly Entertaining Enough
• If Marvel Can't Move Past Robert Downey Jr., It's Doomed
• 'Longlegs' Director Osgood Perkins Says His Stephen King Film Will Be More Comedic
• New 'Joker Folie Deux' Trailer Makes Joker And Harley Sing
• Ryan Reynolds Used His Kid's Name To Promote 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
• The Kiss Controversy in 'Twisters' Explained
• The New Trailer For The Director's Cuts Of 'Rebel Moon' Is Here
• Weekend Box Office: 'Twisters' Whips Up Huge Grosses
• An Honest Assessment of Kevin Costner's 'Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1'
• A Reappraisal of Dr. Melissa Reeves, the Forgotten Hero of 'Twister'
• Three Trailers: Chastain, Hathaway, Glenn Close, Andra Day, Naomie Harris and Natalie Dormer
• Manny Jacinto Opened Up About Being Cut From 'Top Gun: Maverick'
• New 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Trailer Teases Major Change For Michael Keaton's Character
• 'Twisters' Director Lee Isaac Chung Opened His Mouth and Nonsense Fell Out
• Ryan Reynolds Paid 'Deadpool' Screenwriters 'Out of His Own Pocket'
• 'Twisters' Cast Reflects On 'Authentic' Damage In The New Film
• 'Sorry/Not Sorry' Review: Louis C.K. Is a Bad Person
• Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron Make An Unlikely Couple In Netflix's 'A Family Affair'
• Sebastian Stan's 'A Different Man' Trailer Takes a Shocking Turn
• The Riveting Squares of Oz Perkins' 'Longlegs'
• 'Fly Me to the Moon' Is Snorrible
• Roberty Downey Jr. Nearly Played An Infamous Marvel Villain
• Box Office Report: 'Despicable Me 4' Stays on Top, 'Longlegs' Breaks Records for Neon
• Nicolas Cage Is Horrifying in all the Wrong Ways in Oz Perkins' Bewildering 'Longlegs'
• Watch the Teaser Trailer for 'Captain America: Brave New World'
• Letitia Wright Did Not Want Daily Wire Involved With Her New Movie
• The Trailer for 'The Substance,' Demi Moore's Body Horror Drama, Is Pure Ick
• Rebel Wilson Continues To Burn Bridges for all the Right Reasons
• Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh Will Ruin Your Day in the 'We Live in Time' Trailer
• 'Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.' Is a Watered-Down, Middle-Aged Version of Something We Once Loved
• The 'Polly Pocket' Movie Has Fallen
• The New Trailer For 'Gladiator II' Starring Denzel Washington and Paul Mescal Is Here
• Can Brad Pitt Crack the Professional Car Racing Movie at the Box Office?
• Weekend Box Office: 'Despicable Me 4' Crushes; 'MaXXXine' Has Strong Start
• David Duchovny Takes the 'If You Didn't Laugh, You'd Cry' Approach to Sex Scenes
• 'MaXXXine' Review: Satan Bless Ti West and Mia Goth
• Sorry, Hollywood (and 'Gladiator II' vs. 'Wicked'), But There Will Never Be Another Barbenheimer
• Who Is Going to Tell Zac Efron 'High School Musical' Wasn't Actually Cool?
• Review: Home Is Where The Surreal Vampire Puppet Horror Is In 'The Vourdalak'
• Chris Pratt Is Ready to Join James Gunn's DCU
• Paul Feig Revives His 'The Heat' and 'Spy' Action-Comedy Magic in the Trailer for 'Jackpot!'
• 'Fancy Dance' Is One of the Most Important Films You Can Watch This Year
• What Laughable Fresh Hell Is This 'Hellboy: The Crooked Man' Trailer?
• Viggo Mortensen Teases Return As Aragorn For The Gollum Movie
• Everything You Need To Know About 'Speed' For Its 30th Anniversary
• You're Welcome, Kevin Costner
• Three Trailers: The Rock Continues His Slide Toward Mediocrity, Where Kit Harrington Awaits
• John Krasinski Pushed 'A Quiet Place: Day One' Director To Make New Film His Own
• How Silly Can You Get? The 'Top Secret' References That Make The Movie
• Marvel Is Trying To Mount a Comeback by Returning to Comic-Con
• Giancarlo Esposito Says His MCU Role Will Be "Badass"
• Watch Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in the Creepy, Unsettling Trailer for 'Here'
• Lupita Nyong'o Almost Didn't Do 'A Quiet Place: Day One' Because of a Cat
• 'Heretic' Trailer: Hugh Grant as an A24 Horror Movie Villain Seemed Inevitable
• Eddie Murphy Says More 'Shrek' Is Coming
• The 20 Most Pajiba Movies of the Pajiba Era
• Jeff Nichols' Riveting 'The Bikeriders' Stalls Out in the Back Half
• Do You Have a Neighbor From Hell? 'Restless' Is the Movie for You
• Trailer: Robert Eggers Remakes the Vampire Classic 'Nosferatu' with Bill Skarsgard, Willem Dafoe
• Weekend Box Office: 'Inside Out 2' Becomes the Highest Grossing Film of 2024
• Review: June Squibb Could Do 'Mission: Impossible' but Tom Cruise Couldn't Do 'Thelma'
• Netflix's 'Trigger Warning' Suggests Jessica Alba's Hiatus Should've Been Longer
• Stephen King Thinks That 'The Coffee Table' is the Darkest Movie He's Ever Seen
• 'Under the Grey Sky' Is an Unsettling Look at the Silencing of Journalists
• Three Trailers: Brandy's 'Front Room,' 'Didi,' and Natalie Portman's 'Lady In The Lake'
• In 'Am I OK?' Lesbian Self-Discovery Has Never Been So Underwhelming
• Jonathan Majors Isn't Going Anywhere
• Did Universal Fix Its Dark Universe Problem?
• Review: 'Inside Out 2' Is a Heartfelt Emotional Journey with only a Minor Case of Sequelitis
• Add 'Beacon' to the List of Examples of Why a Lighthouse Make a Great Horror Setting
• 'Under Paris,' the Second Most Popular Netflix Movie of 2024, Is Gnarly as Hell
• Review: Carrie Coon & Shea Whigham Make Neo-Noir Magic In 'Lake George'
• Amy Adams' Oscar Buzz for 'Nightbitch' Proves There's Still Hope for the Amyverse
• Separating the Art from the Racist: Mel Gibson Threatens To Direct 'Lethal Weapon 5'
• Review: A Black Family's Home Invasion Twists 'The Knife' Into Unbearable Tension
• Geena Davis Trashes the Idea of a 'Thelma & Louise' Remake
• The 'Smile 2' Trailer Has a Sly But Thrilling Nepo Baby Shot from Jack Nicholson's Kid
• Movie Theaters Have Found a New Way to Overcharge: 'ACX' and Its Equivalents
• Review: Michael Cera & Michael Angarano Road-Trip Their Frayed Friendship Out In The Lovely Little 'Sacramento'
• Weekend Box Office: 'Inside Out 2' Lands Historic $155 Million Opening
• Cage Unleashes His 'Longlegs,' Duchovny 'Reverses the Curse,' and Rashida Jones Faces a Not-So-'Sunny' Mystery
• Steven Spielberg May Have Found The Lead For His New UFO Movie
• Louis CK's Accusers Finally Get the Space to Talk in the 'Sorry/Not Sorry' Trailer
• 'The Instigators' Trailer: Matt Damon and Casey Affleck Go Full Boston
• 'Blade' Loses Another Director, And Fans Are Losing Their Patience
• 'The Last Stop in Yuma County' Is a Tightly Plotted Treat For Fans of One-Location Thrillers
• 'The Devil's Bath' Looks at a Very Shocking, Unexplored Chapter of European History.
• The 'Paddington in Peru' Trailer: How Do You Follow the Perfect Movie?
• Review: 'Griffin In Summer' Is Brutally Funny Theater Kid Coming-Of-Age Brilliance
• 'Bad Boys: Ride or Die' and a Loving Tribute to the Old School MacGuffin
• Review: 'The Weekend' Is 'Meet The Parents' In Hell
• Kevin Smith Fights With The MPAA To Get a PG-13 Rating For His New Movie
• Richard Linklater's 'Hit Man' Is the Best Possible Use of Glen Powell's No-Face
• Three Trailers Are Up All Night To Get Lucky with Kidman, Clooney, And Bautista
• Michael B. Jordan Is 'Excited' To Work With Will Smith on an 'I Am Legend' Sequel
• The Next 'The Hunger Games' Movie Will Echo Our Current Political Environment
• There Are Still Glimmers of Hope in This Year's Box-Office Wreckage
• Wolverine's Profanity-Fueled Rant Targets Disrespectful Moviegoers
• Review: The Smashing 'Godzilla Minus One' Is Here To Make You ... Cry?
• In 'I Used to Be Funny,' Canada's Favorite Funny People Turn Trauma into Mystery
• Everything You Need To Know About 'Kill Bill: Vol. 2' For Its 20th Anniversary
• Paul Giamatti Sets A Deal To Star In a 'Hostel' TV Show
• 'My Secret Country' Says Imaginary Friends Don't Need to Be Real to Be Important
• Review: Viggo Mortensen Brings a Nod to Middle-Earth in 'The Dead Don't Hurt'
• Finally: Jeremy Renner Reveals Why He Left the 'Mission Impossible' Franchise
• The 'Alien: Romulus' Trailer Is One of the Best We've Seen in 2024
• Elle Fanning Is Journeying To the Future To Fight Predator
• Review: It's Pride Month Which Means You Have to Watch 'Backspot'
• Original '9 To 5' Star Offers Their 'Sympathies' To Film's Jennifer Aniston Produced Reimagining
• The 'Venom 3: The Last Dance' Trailer Is a Lot to Take In
• Weekend Box Office: 'The Garfield Movie' Takes Top Spot; 'Furiosa' Stumbles;
• 'Atlas' Review: Why Is Netflix's North Star a C-?
• The Oscar-Nominated 'Robot Dreams' Is A Magical, Melancholy Animated Masterpiece
• Review: The Slasher Is Reborn In The Terrifying 'In A Violent Nature'
• Mike Flanagan Confirmed To Be Directing New 'Exorcist', Promises A "New Take"
• 'Wolfs' Trailer: Can Brad Pitt and George Clooney Still Carry a Movie?
• A Review of the Bleak and Disturbing 'The Garfield Movie' [with Spoilers]
• Netflix CEO Gives Nonsense Answer About The Threat Of A.I.
• 'Knives Out' Sequel Rumored To Have Found Its First Cast Members
• Weekend Box Office: 'Furiosa' Beats 'Garfield' But Both Underperformed in Weak Weekend
• Can 'Furiosa' Live Up to the Perfection of 'Mad Max: Fury Road'?
• All Those Tech Bros Really Missed the Point of 'Her'
• Demi Moore Almost Quit Acting Before 'The Substance'
• The Most Popular Netflix Movies of 2023 Are Very Telling
• Winona Ryder Introduces New 'Beetlejuice 2' Trailer
• Anya Taylor-Joy Says She's 'Fighting For Feminine Rage'
• Action Takes Center Stage In New Trailer For 'Beverly Hills Cop 4'
• Hugh Jackman To Play Another Aging Hero At Death's Door
• Ryan Reynolds Shocked by What Disney Has Allowed in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
• Cate Blanchett Wants You to Ask Men About How to Fix Sexism in Hollywood
• Why Is Emma Stone Being Questioned About Her Contributions to Feminism at Cannes?
• 'The Apprentice' Includes Trump's Violent Sexual Assault of Ivana Trump
• Weekend Box Office Report: 'IF' Takes Top Spot Over 'The Strangers: Chapter 1'
• Review: Amy Winehouse Biopic 'Back to Black' is Utterly Uninterested in Its Own Subject
• Review: 'I Saw the TV Glow' Is A Great And Terrible Fantasia
• Three Trailers: 'Megalopolis,' 'Fancy Dance,' and 'Wildcat'
• Hopefully 'The Strangers' Trilogy is Better Than a Sum of Its Parts
• The 'Quiet Place'/'Bird Box' Gimmick Has Gone Too Far in Halle Berry's 'Never Let Go'
• 'It Ends with Us' Trailer, Starring Blake Lively and Brandon Sklenar
• Andy Samberg To Star In An Action Comedy From 'Abigail' Directors
• Watch the Trailer for 'Wicked' Starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande
• Teen Romance Meets Anxiety Spirals in John Green's Thoughtful 'Turtles All the Way Down'
• 'The Idea of You' Movie Changes the Book's Ending - For the Worse
• Donald Glover Shoots Down Rumor About 'Community' Movie
• 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Waters Down Its Predecessors
• Keanu Reeves And Sandra Bullock Would Totally Be Down For 'Speed 3'
• Why Is The 'Fantastic Four' Cast So White?
• 'The Iron Claw' Is a Tragedy That Suplexes the Soul
• Paul Walter Hauser Is the Lead in an Adaptation of the Greatest Game Show Episode Ever
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