Javier Bardem

For over 120 years the Western has shaped American cinema — these are the essentials every film fan should see.

Netflix has scooped up In the Hand of Dante from director Julian Schnabel and co-writer Louise Kugelberg, packing the cast with Jason Momoa, Gal Gadot, Al Pacino, and Gerard Butler. Release details are still under wraps.

Rosemary's Baby didn’t just unsettle audiences—it rewrote psychological horror, as Roman Polanski turns a young wife’s pregnancy in a new apartment into a slow-burn nightmare where her neighbors—and possibly her own husband—seem complicit in something unspeakable.

Netflix’s Monster redefined bingeable fear: Dahmer exploded on the platform, earning raves while making viewers eye every new acquaintance. With Ryan Murphy’s saga poised to return, the real question isn’t if you’ll watch—it’s how well you’ll sleep after.

Brad Pitt's F1: The Movie has officially hit theaters as of June 27, and with a runtime of 2 hours and 35 minutes, some moviegoers are wondering: do you really need to sit through the credits?

These five are sure to help you get the thrills.

They may have been too complex for their own good, but there's no denying that these films provided some of the most unique and bewildering cinematic experiences of recent years.

From page to screen: these 5 romantic movies will have you falling in love all over again, albeit vicariously.

Some people just want to see the world go up in flames.

From clumsy losers to cold-blooded professionals.