The Ring: Is The Well Real? The True Story Behind The 2002 Horror Movie
"The Ring" follows a scary video depicting a ghostly girl climbing out of a well. Though the video isn't real, have you ever wondered if the well is?
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Why Rakel From The Snowman Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen Charlotte Gainsbourg, who plays Rakel in the 2017 thriller The Snowman.
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The Barbie Movie Took 14 Years To Make, Almost Starred Amy Schumer & Anne Hathaway
A "Barbie" film has languished in development hell for quite some time. Now, after one arduous journey, it's finally ready to make its silver screen debut.
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Naomi Watts Almost Rejected Her Role In The Ring Until Director Gore Verbinski 'Blew Her Away'
The horror film "The Ring" was a career-defining role for Naomi Watts, but she almost turned down the lead role until she met with the director, Gore Verbinski.
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Hallmark's A Taste Of Summer Star Eric Winter Caused Some Bickering On Set
In Hallmark's new film, "A Taste of Summer," Eric Winter and Roselyn Sanchez, who are married, finally get to act together, but there was some bickering.
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Paper Tigers Review: Not Quite Too Old For This
The three fighters in "The Paper Tigers" are washed up ... but there's nothing about this special martial arts movie that's past its prime.
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Wrath Of Man Review: Ritchie's Got A Brand New Bag
"Wrath of Man" reunites Guy Ritchie with his old pal (and three-time collaborator) Jason Statham, but it also gives us a brand new version of the director.
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Seven Kings Must Die's Debut Was A Hit (But It Couldn't Beat Murder Mystery 2)
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" had an impressive opening week on Netflix, but it didn't come close to the success of "Murder Mystery 2."
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I Was Brought To Prison In Handcuffs For A Con Air Screening & It Was The Best Experience
The 2016 Glasgow Film Festival hosted a "Con Air" screening in a makeshift prison that allowed 300 moviegoers to be convicts for an evening.
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Spiral Review: Hurts So Good
"Spiral" has been positioned as a new beginning for the sputtering "Saw" franchise. Does it live up to its gory potential?
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Riders Of Justice Review: The Other Side Of Vengeance
Come to see "Riders of Justice" for the thrill of watching Mads Mikkelsen out for revenge -- but stay for the movie's unexpected depth.
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The Woman In The Window Review: Reflections Of Better Thrillers
At long last, "The Woman in the Window" has made its way to audiences. Was this Hitchcock-indebted thriller worth the wait?
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Dream Horse Review: Clichéd, But Extremely Charming
Despite how familiar this fact-based underdog story feels, it has an infectious likability.
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Peter Rabbit 2 - The Runaway Review: No Funny From This Bunny
Families deserve better than this, and there's nothing in this sequel that helps Peter Rabbit escape from Paddington's shadow.
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Army Of The Dead Review: Needs More Braaaaaaains
"Army of the Dead" has an interesting gimmick, but it takes more than that to make a great movie.
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Those Who Wish Me Dead Review: Smoke From A Distant Fire
This Angelina Jolie-led action thriller set in the Montana wilderness is a rebound for director Taylor Sheridan -- but it still falls short of his best work.
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The Dry Review: A Different Kind Of Noir
The film functions just fine as a procedural, but it's also much more.
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Cruella Review: The De Vil You Don't
Like a single-serve cupcake hidden beneath layers of frosting, "Cruella" is a sweet and enjoyable picture smothered by its overbearing presentation.
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The Outside Story Review: Undercut By The Pandemic
While "The Outside Story" doesn't exactly work in 2021, Brian Tyree Henry delivers a strong lead performance in this film about a man locked outside.
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A Quiet Place Part II Review: Enjoy The Silence
If you liked the first film, you'll like this; if you feel like the concept is getting old, you might want to just be content to fondly remember the original.
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Undine Review: Mermaids Need Love, Too
"Undine" begins with an unusual breakup -- and things only get stranger, and more steadily absorbing, from there.
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Awake Review: Tell Me I'm Dreaming
"Awake" is a post-apocalyptic thriller set in a world devastated by an unexpected supernatural event that has stopped mankind from being able to fall asleep.
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In The Heights Review: A Musical For A Vaccinated Summer
The industry couldn't have planned a better Hot Vax Summer tentpole if it tried.
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Censor Review: A Nasty Piece Of Work
Sometimes, you want a movie to take you to Hell. "Censor" is more than willing to be your guide.
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Luca Review: A Fairytale That Makes A Little Splash
Pixar's latest outing is part coming of age story, part mystical adventure. How does it stack up against the studio's best efforts?
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Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard Review: Bring In The Noise, Bring In The Junk
Salma Hayek, Samuel L. Jackson, and Ryan Reynolds are back together, but is this a sequel worth seeing?
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12 Mighty Orphans Review: One For The Ages
Yes, you've seen this sort of thing onscreen before. That doesn't mean it can't still be inspirational when it's done well.
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