Chiwetel Ejiofor

Time is running out to stream The Martian: Ridley Scott’s acclaimed sci‑fi adventure starring Matt Damon, boasting a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score, blasts off Netflix in early January.

Stephen King owned 2025, as a fresh wave of page-to-screen hits crashed across theaters and TV, with Welcome to Derry vaulting to the top of HBO Max’s charts. From breakout voices to seasoned auteurs, his stories still rule—and it’s the perfect moment to revisit the classics.

Stranger Things returns with new episodes as the all-time animation box office champ lands on streaming—this week’s must-watch lineup is stacked.

Tomorrow, the wait ends. Months of buildup give way to a high-stakes day of hard choices and consequences that will echo far beyond the headlines.

Doctor Strange almost faced Nightmare. Writer C. Robert Cargill reveals why the dream-stalking foe was dropped from the 2016 MCU debut—and how that call rewired Scott Derrickson’s film.

Mike Flanagan brings Stephen King’s The Life of Chuck back to the big screen for one night only, a special theatrical event that gives fans a fleeting chance to catch the haunting drama in theatres before it disappears.

After five years of silence, The Old Guard 2 has finally dropped on Netflix — and the response has been... harsh. 

Mike Flanagan's The Life of Chuck isn't bad—it just got handled like it was.  

Margot Robbie already made her mark in Hollywood with standout roles in major blockbusters.

The apocalypse is a perennial favorite in the cinematic world - and for a good reason.  It's an opportunity to delve into the depths of human despair, examine how society copes with extreme adversity, and give CGI artists an excuse to blow up famous landmarks. But not all apocalyptic films deliver the awe-inspiring spectacle or poignant introspection they promise.