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Netflix Lets Something Is Killing the Children Slip Away, Sidelining Mike Flanagan’s Dream Adaptation
Netflix Lets Something Is Killing the Children Slip Away, Sidelining Mike Flanagan’s Dream Adaptation
Netflix has dropped another would-be horror franchise: after years in development, the long-awaited live-action Something Is Killing the Children has moved to Blumhouse, the studio behind The Black Phone 2 and Five Nights at Freddy’s 2.
Chainsaw Man Carves Up the Weekend Box Office as the Springsteen Biopic Stumbles
Chainsaw Man Carves Up the Weekend Box Office as the Springsteen Biopic Stumbles
Chainsaw Man revs to No. 1, carving up the weekend box office, while Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere stalls with a shockingly weak debut.
Queens of the Dead Review: A Blood-Soaked Laugh Riot With Real Heart
Queens of the Dead Review: A Blood-Soaked Laugh Riot With Real Heart
Hollywood keeps misusing the word camp—it isn’t accidental so-bad-it’s-good, it’s a deliberate high-wire act. Tina Romero looks born to pull it off, and Queens of the Dead is her proof.
A House of Dynamite Ending Lights the Fuse for Part 2: Is Kathryn Bigelow Setting Up a Sequel?
A House of Dynamite Ending Lights the Fuse for Part 2: Is Kathryn Bigelow Setting Up a Sequel?
Kathryn Bigelow detonates Netflix with A House of Dynamite, a nerve-jangling political thriller that locks viewers into an 18-minute race as top U.S. officials scramble to stop an unidentified nuclear missile bound for Chicago—ending in a finale that has audiences buzzing and baffled since its October 24, 2025 drop.
Maddie Hasson’s Erotic Horror Bone Lake Hits Digital—Dare You Press Play?
Maddie Hasson’s Erotic Horror Bone Lake Hits Digital—Dare You Press Play?
Three weeks after carving into theaters, Maddie Hasson’s gory erotic horror Bone Lake has slashed its way to digital.
Every New Movie Hitting Paramount+ in November 2025 — Add These to Your Watchlist
Every New Movie Hitting Paramount+ in November 2025 — Add These to Your Watchlist
With Halloween in the rearview, Paramount+ is loading up for the holidays with a stacked slate of new and classic films, from The Godfather trilogy to Elton John’s Rocketman.
The Real Reason Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the USA Made the Cut for Deliver Me From Nowhere
The Real Reason Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the USA Made the Cut for Deliver Me From Nowhere
Jeremy Allen White bares a raw, vulnerable edge in Deliver Me From Nowhere, the Bruce Springsteen biopic that slices through a crowded field of music dramas with a powerfully moving punch.
Did Russell Crowe’s WWII Film Just Claim Rotten Tomatoes’ Rarest Record?
Did Russell Crowe’s WWII Film Just Claim Rotten Tomatoes’ Rarest Record?
Russell Crowe’s WWII drama Nuremberg lit up TIFF — and not just for its story. The not-yet-released film is making waves for an unusual Rotten Tomatoes record after its critic score initially limped in at 40%.
Lucasfilm Shake-Up? Kathleen Kennedy Exit Rumors Could Finally Greenlight the Star Wars Film Disney Rejected
Lucasfilm Shake-Up? Kathleen Kennedy Exit Rumors Could Finally Greenlight the Star Wars Film Disney Rejected
Whispers of a Kathleen Kennedy exit are rattling Lucasfilm—despite her denials—igniting fresh questions about Disney’s Star Wars roadmap and what a leadership shake-up could set in motion.
Disney’s Star Wars Versus George Lucas’ Trilogy Box Office: Who Really Won the Profit Wars
Disney’s Star Wars Versus George Lucas’ Trilogy Box Office: Who Really Won the Profit Wars
A decade after George Lucas passed Star Wars to Disney, the saga has swung between runaway hits and divisive misses. We stack up the receipts to see who really ruled the box office—Disney’s modern juggernaut or Lucas’s trilogy.