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It looks like the persistent fan misconception that there’s a rift between Star Wars directors J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson will finally be put to bed. The two reunited on stage for a Q&A about Johnson’s Knives Out threequel, Wake Up Dead Man, this week, and the man behind The Last Jedi immediately had a […]

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A sequel to Godzilla Minus One is coming, and the internet could not be more excited. It’s not just that we’re getting a sequel to what might very well be the best movie about the King of the Monsters since the 1954 original. It’s also that the mysterious title and surrealistic imagery in the teaser […]

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Move aside, Justin Long. Out of the way, Patrick Wilson. Ethan Hawke? How did you get here?! Look, we love you all, but it’s clear that Kyle Gallner is still horror’s reigning scream king. After news broke this week that Gallner will write and star in a new upcoming monster horror/survival thriller called Man Vs, […]

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Ryan Reynolds is swapping heroics for wickedness for the first time in a while, as he’s set to play the villain in a new live-action film adaptation of the Eloise children’s books. It’s a surprising move from Reynolds. Feel free to correct us in the comments, but it seems the last time the Canadian-born actor […]

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This article contains spoilers for Bugonia. “What the heck just happened?” Honestly, that question applies to basically every movie that Yorgos Lanthimos makes. But it’s particularly relevant for his latest film Bugonia, not so much because the ending is unclear, but because it is so unexpected. For Lanthimos himself, what’s unexpected is the divisive response […]

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1999 was a big year for movies. Fight Club, American Pie, and The Phantom Menace all proved popular for different reasons, while original sci-fi was still a booming genre. That year, two fascinating sci-fi films emerged, both determined to explore the idea that reality might not be what it seems. One was The Matrix (you’ve […]

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With a title like Doomsday, it sure seems like the next Avengers outing will be a glum one. The film will not only see the great Fantastic Four nemesis Doctor Doom arrive in the form of the Avengers’ fallen comrade Tony Stark, but likely also feature the destruction of multiple realities, including the happy world […]

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Glen Powell has been chatting about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s enthusiastic reaction to the upcoming reimagining of The Running Man, saying the star of the original 1987 movie is “obsessed” with it. Powell, who leads the cast of the new version, also said that Schwarzenegger told him The Running Man is the only movie in his long […]

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Depending who you talk to, the most terrifying thing a scary movie can do is continue after the end credits. For film critics in the late 20th century, “horror movie” and “sequel” amounted to verboten words as ghastly as “plague,” “terminal,” and “holiday special.” They were seen as tacky add-ons, engineered by studios desperate for […]

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In the 2022 A24 movie Talk to Me, teenagers discover a cursed plaster hand that allows spirits to possess anyone who grasps it. Despite knowing that it leads directly to Hell, and despite knowing that opens them up to all sorts of evil, the teens grasp it anyway, leading to all sorts of horrible, horrible […]

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Turns out we administered Last Rites too soon. Just last week, The Conjuring: Last Rites director Michael Chaves declared the franchise to be done. “This is the final chapter,” he said. “It’s the last one. There’s no other Conjuring movies. It is absolutely the end.” And yet, reliable insider Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter […]

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Everyone knows that James Gunn is an unapologetic comic book nerd. His projects have included deep pulls from the pages of Marvel and DC , bringing to the screen Z-listers like Peacemaker, Javelin, and, of course, Taserface. But as much as Superman draws from All-Star Superman and The Suicide Squad carries the spirit of writer […]

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Scream fans are gonna be so mad at Stu Macher. After Billy Loomis (sort of) returned for the legacy sequels Scream (2022) and Scream VI, the other original Ghostface is set to show up in Scream 7. And yet, while the first trailer for the latest slasher entry features plenty of familiar faces, we don’t […]

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The Dude abides. Those three words encompass an entire worldview, a whole system of belief about how to cope with in an incredibly difficult world, one—in the case of one Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski—encompasses fake rich men, connected pornographers, and nihilists. And yet, as Sam Elliott’s cowboy intones in the final moments of the Coen […]

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Like a raving alchemist who one day wakes at the frigid ends of the Earth, Guillermo del Toro has pursued the ghost of Frankenstein all his life. The chase to tackle the material is a public affair for the Mexican filmmaker and artist, beginning when he first mused about making a faithful adaptation of Mary […]

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Horror has never been more diverse or more inventive, but beyond the blockbuster jump scares and familiar franchises, a wave of modern indie horror films is redefining the genre. These are movies that take risks and explore ideas mainstream audiences rarely see. That’s the power of Indie horror: it often thrives on creativity rather than […]

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Izabel Pakzad’s Find Your Friends joins the pantheon of teen party films with a horrific twist, but while we traditionally spend our time with frat boys enjoying their benders in a boys-will-be-boys-world, Pakzad’s more interested in illustrating that journey from the female perspective.  Amber (Helena Howard), Lavinia (Bella Thorne), Zosia (Zión Moreno), Lola (Chloe Cherry) […]

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There were Scream Queens before Michael Myers came home to Haddonfield to terrorize Laurie Strode. Fay Wray in King Kong, Elsa Lanchester in Bride of Frankenstein, and Janet Leigh in Psycho all sent shrieks echoing across movie theater walls. But no one has done it better than Janet’s daughter Jamie Lee Curtis, who played final […]

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