Save for his standout performance in Oppenheimer, and maybe 28 Days Later, rarely has Cillian Murphy been better than he is in Steve, a devastating yet darkly funny look at how people hold themselves together when everything is coming apart from the inside. Adapted by  ...

Vertigo Releasing has unveiled the official trailer and poster for Strange Harvest, the disturbing faux true-crime docu-horror from writer-director Stuart Ortiz (Grave Encounters)  ...

“Bond. James Bond.” And, with that smooth delivery, a catchphrase was born.  Dr. No is filled with so many memorable moments - Ursula Andress emerging from the sea with her conch shells, the back-and-forth between Bond and Dr. No about their views on power and world relations, the ruthless  ...

Tom Cruise returns – one last time – as Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, the adrenaline-charged finale to a franchise defined by its stunning stunts and high-stakes adventures. While most of the things that have made the franchise what it is over  ...

Get ready for more action, laughs, and family-sized chaos! Apple TV+ has just dropped the brand-new trailer and poster for The Family Plan 2, premiering globally on November 21, 2025.

Tarantino has certainly afforded us some classic auteur fair over the years, disparate in tone, in subject and in setting, but he always delivers something uniquely him and uniquely memorable. Of all his classics, Kill Bill is the one I frequently revisit. His batshit crazy modernist ronin tale of The Bride (Uma Thurman)   ...

Tarantino has certainly afforded us some classic auteur fair over the years, disparate in tone, in subject and in setting, but he always delivers something uniquely him and uniquely memorable. Of all his classics, Kill Bill is the one I frequently revisit. His batshit crazy modernist ronin tale of The Bride (Uma Thurman)   ...

It is a sequel which is greater than the original!  Let the MONSTER MAYHEM resume! It’s a damn wonder that the Bride of Frankenstein ever came to see the light of day.  Back in the early part of the 1930s, the Hays Code was in full effect, censoring whatever they could for content and for blasphemy ...