13 Horror Films Where The Evil Threat Triumphs
Horror is the one genre where we know not to expect a happy ending. Here are numerous examples of horror films in which evil indisputably wins in the end.
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Pulp Fiction: What Was In The Briefcase (If Not Marsellus Wallace's Soul)?
If Marsellus Wallace's soul isn't in the iconic "Pulp Fiction" briefcase, what could be? Venture into a realm of captivating theories and possibilities.
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The Office: Every Actor Whose Significant Other Made An Appearance On The Show
Explore "The Office" episodes featuring real-life partners of the cast. Whose significant other made a surprising appearance in the beloved series?
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The Ending Of Smallville Explained
More than a decade after it aired, the series finale of "Smallville" remains not just a benchmark for the superhero genre, but for television itself.
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King Of The Hill: Does Dale Ever Find Out About Joseph? Here's The Closest He's Come
Dale never learns the truth about Joseph's parentage in "King of the Hill," but there have been several times where he should've been close.
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What Happened To Adrian In Rocky - Her Life And Off-Screen Death Explained
In the "Rocky" franchise, Adrian is the beating heart of the boxer's life. Here's a look at her story and her death in the series.
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Deadliest Catch: Who Is Amelia Michelle Sanford & Why Was She Honored On The Show?
"Deadliest Catch" Season 19, Episode 9 is dedicated to someone named Amelia Michelle Sanford. Here's why she was honored.
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Who Sang Johnny B. Goode In Back To The Future - Was It Really Michael J. Fox?
The Johnny B. Goode scene in "Back to the Future" is an absolute classic. Longtime fans may wonder, however, was it actually Michael J. Fox singing?
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The Witcher's Main Characters Ranked Worst To Best
Now that the third season of "The Witcher" has arrived, let's rank the fantasy series' complex and conflicted main characters from worst to best.
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Indiana Jones 5: How The Dial Of Destiny Breaks With Indy Tradition
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is notable for not featuring this one staple of previous films in the franchise's history.
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The Real-Life At-Sea Animal Attack That Inspired The Famous Whale Tale Moby-Dick
The film "In the Heart of the Sea" depicts the actual whale attack that Herman Melville drew inspiration from when writing "Moby-Dick."
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Who Plays Woodrow In Asteroid City & What Other Wes Anderson Films Is He In?
This is the frequent Wes Anderson collaborator who plays Woodrow in "Asteroid City."
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Rose From James Cameron's Titanic Was Partially Inspired By This Real-Life Artist
Rose DeWitt Bukater from "Titanic" was partially based on artist Beatrice Wood, who had similar life experiences to those of the fictional character.
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Insidious: The Red Door Moments That Made Our Skin Crawl
The "Insidious" movies are among the most terrifying of the past 15 years, and the new "Insidious: The Red Door" has plenty of moments to give you the creeps.
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Insidious 5: The Red Door Pays Homage To John Carpenter With A Certain Scare
"Insidious: The Red Door" director and star Patrick Wilson explained how his approach to producing scares was partly inspired by horror director John Carpenter.
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Oppenheimer: What You Need To Know About 70mm IMAX & Where To Watch
"Oppenheimer" is gearing up to explode onto theater screens this month. Christopher Nolan says audiences should see it in IMAX 70mm -- here's what that means.
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Jennifer Garner Reportedly Resurrecting Elektra For Deadpool 3
Following the trend of superhero movies cramming their stories with cameos, "Deadpool 3" will reportedly feature Jennifer Garner's return as Elektra.
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Why Clue's Director Scrapped A Morbid Fourth Ending To The Whodunit Classic
Already overwhelmed by the three different endings that accompany the cult classic comedy "Clue?" There's another one lost to time, and it's a doozy.
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12 Best Movies Like Indiana Jones Everyone Needs To See
Love the high-octane action of "Indiana Jones"? Then these 12 films need to be next on your to-watch list.
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Jack Ryan S4: Actors & CIA Agents Have A Lot In Common, According To Wendell Pierce
When talking about "Jack Ryan" Season 4, Wendell Pierce mentioned how CIA agents and actors both have to study human behavior extensively.
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The Ending Of The Idol Season 1 Explained
Season 1 of HBO's "The Idol," created by "Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson and Abel Tesfaye aka The Weeknd, has officially ended. Here's the ending explained.
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Insidious 5 Likely Closes The Red Door On The Franchise's Main Storyline (For Now)
Producer Jason Blum of "Insidious: The Red Door" discussed whether this will be the last installment of the franchise, other than the expected spin-off.
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Move Over, Spider-Man, Mary Jane Is Becoming Jackpot
Face it, Spidey fans - Mary Jane is Jackpot, Marvel Comics' newest superhero, and will make her official debut in "The Amazing Spider-Man" #31.
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The Afterparty Season 2 Review: A Fresh Cast Of Unusual Suspects Worth Rounding Up
The second season of the Apple TV+ mystery comedy keeps things fresh as a new cast of quirky suspects lead Tiffany Haddish through a variety of genres.
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Insidious: The Red Door Review: Grim Horror Meets Mental Health Awareness
"Insidious: The Red Door" boasts weighty themes and solid scares. But how does it stack up against the rest of the franchise? Our reviewer has the answer.
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Insidious 5: The Red Door Does Have A Post-Credits Scene, Albeit A Brief One [SPOILERS AHEAD]
"Insidious 5: The Red Door" has a small post-credits sequence, but it potentially teases big things for the creepy horror franchise's future.
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Can [SPOILERS] Really Be Killed Like In The Crowded Room?
A recent death scene in "The Crowded Room" came as quite the shock. However, viewers may be wondering if such events can actually occur in real life.
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