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From Wasteland to Meet-Cute: Fallout Lead Teams With Pete Davidson in New Rom-Com
From Wasteland to Meet-Cute: Fallout Lead Teams With Pete Davidson in New Rom-Com
Fallout star Ella Purnell teams with Pete Davidson in That Time We Met, a rom-com where a disastrous first date takes a wild sci-fi turn after they learn their future child is destined to save humanity.
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Cast Lineup Revealed — Every Returning Favorite and New Face
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Cast Lineup Revealed — Every Returning Favorite and New Face
Lock the doors—the Fazbear crew is clocking back in. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 hits theaters December 5, 2025, with the full cast revealed: returning favorites, chilling newcomers, and more midnight terrors on the menu.
Sony’s Rule-Breaking Spider-Verse Animation Method — And Why Disney Can’t Replicate It
Sony’s Rule-Breaking Spider-Verse Animation Method — And Why Disney Can’t Replicate It
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse rewrote the animation playbook, director Bob Persichetti tells SlashFilm, by embracing variable frame rates and frame-to-frame imperfections that make its world explode off the screen.
The 10 November 2025 Movies Everyone Will Be Talking About, Ranked
The 10 November 2025 Movies Everyone Will Be Talking About, Ranked
From Leonardo DiCaprio’s darkly funny One Battle After Another to the much-adored live-action How to Train Your Dragon, 2025 has been a banner year at the movies — and with franchises still in overdrive, November is primed for a final blockbuster sprint.
The 10 Biggest 2025 Box Office Flops You’ll Love to Hate-Watch
The 10 Biggest 2025 Box Office Flops You’ll Love to Hate-Watch
2025 delivered box office whiplash—tentpoles soared while just as many cratered. From overstuffed sequels to prestige dramas, swollen budgets and muddled marketing turned would-be hits into stunning misses.
The Running Man Lands R Rating From MPA — Buckle Up
The Running Man Lands R Rating From MPA — Buckle Up
Edgar Wright isn’t pulling punches—The Running Man adaptation just scored a hard R from the MPA, promising a brutal, high-octane chase to the finish.
Finding Joy Ending Explained: Ridge’s Last-Minute Choice and What It Means for Joy
Finding Joy Ending Explained: Ridge’s Last-Minute Choice and What It Means for Joy
Lost in a Colorado whiteout, Joy—a former foster kid turned fashion designer—stumbles into Ridge’s remote cabin; seven snowed-in days later, hearts are thawing. Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy keeps the romance light, the stakes cozy, and the feel-good payoff front and center.
The James Bond Scene That Proves 007 Is Bisexual Was Almost Axed
The James Bond Scene That Proves 007 Is Bisexual Was Almost Axed
From Dr. No to Skyfall, James Bond has been cinema’s ultimate alpha—but one sly moment in Daniel Craig’s era ignited a franchise-shaking question: is 007 bisexual?
Predator: Badlands Cast Says Dan Trachtenberg Added Heart to the Hunt — And Learned Yautja for Every Ad-Lib
Predator: Badlands Cast Says Dan Trachtenberg Added Heart to the Hunt — And Learned Yautja for Every Ad-Lib
Exclusive: Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi and Elle Fanning reveal how teaming with Dan Trachtenberg turned Predator: Badlands into a fiercely collaborative hunt.
After Box Office Flops, Kristen Stewart Calls Out Audiences for Ignoring Films by Women
After Box Office Flops, Kristen Stewart Calls Out Audiences for Ignoring Films by Women
Kristen Stewart slammed Hollywood’s enduring blind spot for women behind the camera at the Academy and Chanel’s Women’s Luncheon in Los Angeles, arguing that audiences and studios still sideline female-directed films. Even in a post-MeToo era, she said, movies made by women are treated as second-tier.