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It’s a slow news weekend because of the holiday so check out these two new spots for 20th Century Fox’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the sequel to the awesome Rise of the Planet of the Apes, that asks, “How many...

There are a lot of actors who routinely find themselves in more trouble than James Franco, but I’m not sure there’s one who routinely finds himself in the middle of more weirdness. From obnoxious Oscar campaigns to i...

Bloody reader ‘Fabien M.’ just sent us a pair of international trailer from the post-apocalyptic Young Ones, starring Nicholas Hoult, Elle Fanning and Michael Shannon, which we’ve been teasing since Cannes. “Set ...

Much like its title implies, We Are the Best! is a lively, feel-good lark from Swedish director Lukas Moodysson, who returns to the upbeat vibe of his early films (Show Me Love, Together) with an altogether new kind of e...

Much like its title implies, We Are the Best! is a lively, feel-good lark from Swedish director Lukas Moodysson, who returns to the upbeat vibe of his early films (Show Me Love, Together) with an altogether new kind of e...

In the near future, mankind attempts to solve the growing problem of global warming by shooting a missile into space that will lower the planet’s thermostat. Instead, the device plunges Earth into another ice age, kill...

In the near future, mankind attempts to solve the growing problem of global warming by shooting a missile into space that will lower the planet’s thermostat. Instead, the device plunges Earth into another ice age, kill...

In this 2014 Take Me To The Pilots series, HitFix's Daniel Fienberg gives first impressions on ABC's "Selfie," starring Karen Gillan and John Cho and putting a modern spin on Pygmalion.

Director Guillermo del Toro says "Pacific Rim 2" will be "quite different" from the original. Find out how.

The industry veteran recently worked on "The Wolverine," "The Book Thief" and "The Fault in Our Stars" and teamed with his dad on such films as "Nell."

From strange ages, a road trip that isn't a road trip to the thankful inclusion of Kathy Bates and Sarah Baker, we run down the best and worst of Melissa McCarthy's "Tammy."

"When the Mountains Tremble" was an award-winning movie that awakened wide attention to the war in Guatemala. But at least one thing turned out to be wrong — and filmmaker Pamela Yates says she's going to set it right.

The actor, at Karlovy Vary to pick up a lifetime achievement award, tells THR about his new projects. "I never did really have a master plan," he says.

If you’re looking to scratch a very specific itch for scares of the supernatural variety, Digital Happiness’ Fatal Frame inspired indie horror game DreadOut should do the trick. There’s a lot to love about this gam...

With so many titles to choose from, Netflix Instant's library can be overwhelming. So we bring you this biweekly column as a tool to cut through the clutter by highlighting some now streaming titles that pair well with t...

Word is spreading fast that a new Pink Floyd album is not only confirmed but will be released this October! Entitled The Endless River, the album will be the first new Floyd album since 1994′s The Division Bell. No oth...

Jimmy Huston’s 1981 college slasher Final Exam has been released a couple times over the years. Code Red put out a DVD and then Scorpion Releasing did the same. Now the oddball film gets its Blu-ray debut thanks to Scr...

"Transformers: Age of Extinction" had no problem topping "Tammy," "Earth to Echo," and "Deliver Us From Evil" on the Fourth of July Friday at the box office.

Drawing on a range of influences from Hong Kong and Japanese horror-film tropes, pop singer-turned actor and first-time director Juno Mak references vampire myths worldwide for the eerie and chilling Rigor Mortis (read o...

UPDATED: Melissa McCarthy's latest comedy is battling dismal reviews and a C+ CinemaScore; new films "Earth to Echo" and "Deliver Us From Evil" also struggle, while Dinesh D'Souza's "America" soars 65 percent.

How desperate is Guillermo del Toro to being us an adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness? Well, he’s willing to compromise with Universal Pictures, against his better judgement, stating that he�...

Thomas Wolfe wrote you can't go home again. Try telling that to the poet and New Britain native, Charles Fort.