American Horror Story Hasn't Used A Classic Horror Movie Monster In 11 Seasons
"American Horror Story" has brought countless classic horror monsters to television during its decade on the air, but werewolves have yet to make an appearance.
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Kevin Smith's Plan To Kickstart A New DC Cinematic Universe Actually Makes A Ton Of Sense
Kevin Smith's ideas for refreshing the DC film universe may not be shocking, but they might be just what the franchise needs.
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The 2017 Power Rangers reboot was fantastically dark, gritty, and ahead of its time.
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Descendants 4 Reunites Brandy And Paolo Montalbán's Cinderella And King Charming
"The Descendants 4," a Disney+ title called "The Rise of Red," reunites Brandy and Paolo Montalbán's Cinderella and King Charming from 1997's "Cinderella."
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These stars eagerly embraced the challenges of physically taxing roles, and seriously damaged their bodies in pursuit of dramatic perfection.
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"The Rookie" fans were not impressed by the series' attempt to do another documentary-style episode during the show's Season 5 return, "Double Trouble."
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Here's What Critics Are Saying About Zach Braff's A Good Person
Zach Braff, the director behind "Garden State," is back with another film - here's what critics are saying about "A Good Person," starring Florence Pugh.
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Venom: New Photo Gets Up Close And Personal With Tom Hardy's Symbiote
Entertainment Weekly has released two new photos from Venom.
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Did Natalie Wood Actually Sing In West Side Story?
The 1961 "West Side Story" remains a staple of the movie musical, starring Natalie Wood as Maria. But did she actually do her own singing for the part?
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Zach Braff Winces At The Mention Of Garden State (But It Made Him Tougher)
If you think "Garden State" is totally cringeworthy, you're not alone. Zach Braff is right there with you.
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Parasite Fans Launch Bong Joon-Ho's Film Into Letterboxd History
Letterboxd, the popular movie-centered social app, has just reached a new milestone -- namely, the site has awarded Bong Joon-ho's "Parasite" this distinction.
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With Illumination's "Super Mario Bros. Movie" hitting theaters, level up your knowledge with these facts about Nintendo's new animated Mario film.
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Everything Milk Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
Here are some noteworthy departures the Oscar-winning film makes from the true story of gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk.
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John Wick 4's First Runtime Puts Avengers: Endgame To Shame
"John Wick: Chapter 4" is the latest film in the Keanu Reeves action franchise, and director Chad Stahelski revealed it once had a runtime of over 3 hours.
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From YA adaptations to sequels in really weird franchises, here are all the films we predict will bomb at the box office in 2021.
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on Netflix, and that's thanks in part to Operation Christmas Drop. Here's why Erica looks so familiar.
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D&D: Honor Among Thieves Is Full Of John Francis Daley's Love For Jurassic Park
"Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" was heavily inspired by filmmaker John Francis Daley's love for the iconic dinosaur flick, "Jurassic Park."
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Andy Serkis Thinks Luther: The Fallen Sun Features His Darkest Character Yet
Among the ranks of antagonists like Gollum and Ulysses Klaue, Andy Serkis thinks "Luther: The Fallen Sun" features his darkest character yet.
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Jennifer Lawrence Admits To Struggling After The Hunger Games. Here's What Fixed It
In a recent discussion with fellow actor Viola Davis, Jennifer Lawrence admitted that she struggled after The Hunger Games. Here's what helped her get past it.
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You Hurt My Feelings' Trailer Has Viewers Excited For A Refreshing Take On Love
Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tobias Menzies star in the new A24 film "You Hurt My Feelings," and moviegoers are excited by the trailer for the romantic dramedy.
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The Super Mario Bros. movie was a train wreck, both on and off the screen.
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If you recently saw "Last Seen Alive" on Netflix and are wondering why Detective Paterson looks so familiar, here's where you've likely seen the actor before.
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D&D: Honor Among Thieves: Yes, Castle Never Is 100% Harry Potter's Hogwarts
Castle Never, featured in "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," is Alnwick Castle in real life where they filmed Hogwarts in "Harry Potter."
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"Grey's Anatomy" has been on the air for a long time, and with that comes outdated, problematic episodes. Redditors are discussing these in particular.
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"Wildflower" star Kiernan Shipka discussed working with her esteemed co-stars and her feeling that the cast became a family on set.
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The Mandalorian Ch 20 Might Just Kill The 'Jar-Jar Binks Was A Sith Lord' Theory
In an unexpected twist, "Chapter 20: The Foundling" of "The Mandalorian" might have just killed the 'Jar-Jar Binks was a Sith Lord' theory. Here's why.
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What Is The Song In You Hurt My Feelings' Official Trailer?
The song in the official trailer for Nicole Holofcener's new film "You Hurt My Feelings" is just perfect, but what is it called, and who sings it?
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