Pedro Pascal’s 5 Most Skippable Movies
Pedro Pascal’s 5 Most Skippable Movies
Fresh off a SAG Award for The Last of Us, Pedro Pascal’s hero-and-villain streak is undeniable—but even his stacked resume hides a few misfires fans would rather forget.
Every Saw Movie Ranked: From Franchise Lows to Twist-Packed Highs
Every Saw Movie Ranked: From Franchise Lows to Twist-Packed Highs
Blumhouse is taking the helm of Saw, so we rewind the gore and stack the first ten films from the dullest cut to the deadliest.
Harry Potter Did What Dumbledore and Voldemort Never Could
Harry Potter Did What Dumbledore and Voldemort Never Could
Beating Voldemort wasn’t Harry Potter’s rarest feat. Across the saga, he pulled off what even Voldemort and Albus Dumbledore never did: surviving all three Unforgivable Curses—from the Killing Curse as a baby to resisting Imperius and enduring Cruciatus.
The Cult Classic Stephen King Most Hated Is The Perfect New Year’s Eve Binge
The Cult Classic Stephen King Most Hated Is The Perfect New Year’s Eve Binge
Holiday season 2025 is here — skip the ho-ho-hum reruns. We’re kicking off the new year with a Stephen King standout about a young woman whose supernatural powers turn coming of age into pure dread.
Every MCU Phase 5 Movie Ranked by CGI, From Dazzling to Disappointing
Every MCU Phase 5 Movie Ranked by CGI, From Dazzling to Disappointing
Marvel’s CG sheen is wearing thin. What began with a jarring post-credits Hulk in Avengers: Endgame has snowballed into a full-blown VFX backlash, turning each new MCU release into a referendum on the studio’s overstretched pipeline.
Avatar: Fire and Ash vs. Avatar 2: Is $2 Billion in Sight?
Avatar: Fire and Ash vs. Avatar 2: Is $2 Billion in Sight?
Avatar: Fire and Ash blazes to the top in the year’s final box office weekend, outpacing Zootopia 2 and Marty Supreme with a second-weekend drop of just 33 percent — an even stronger hold than 2022’s Avatar: The Way of Water.
The Weasley the Harry Potter Movies Erased: The Dragonologist Hagrid Respects
The Weasley the Harry Potter Movies Erased: The Dragonologist Hagrid Respects
The Harry Potter films sidelined a standout Weasley: Charlie, the Gryffindor daredevil who left Hogwarts to wrangle dragons in Romania — the franchise’s most intriguing missing link. From a fleeting Sorcerer’s Stone nod to a life lived in firelight, it’s time he got his due.
Three Decades In, Leonardo DiCaprio Has Worked With Just One Female Director — And It Flopped
Three Decades In, Leonardo DiCaprio Has Worked With Just One Female Director — And It Flopped
Thirty years after teaming with Agnieszka Holland on Total Eclipse — and more than three decades since Kristine Peterson on Critters 3 — Leonardo DiCaprio still hasn’t worked with another female director, and fans are asking why.
Emma Watson Grew Up Before Our Eyes — Here’s Her Age in Every Harry Potter Movie
Emma Watson Grew Up Before Our Eyes — Here’s Her Age in Every Harry Potter Movie
She arrived at 11, bowed out at 21 — Emma Watson’s on-screen coming-of-age as Hermione turned Harry Potter into a real-time rite of passage for a generation.
The One Decision That Doomed The Thing 2011 as a Prequel to John Carpenter’s Classic
The One Decision That Doomed The Thing 2011 as a Prequel to John Carpenter’s Classic
A spoiler-heavy autopsy of The Thing (2011) reveals how a reverent prequel became a hollow echo of John Carpenter’s classic—undone by CG sheen, studio meddling, and clumsy callbacks.