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In "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women," the writer-director Angela Robinson tells a knotty story with wit, sympathy and economy.

Earlier this week, we discovered that Mars had begun airing an ad for M&M’s that was actually a short horror film in disguise. Dubbed “bite-size horror”, the short led us to FOX.com, which also led me to believe th...

Roughly 13 million people saw the first episode of PBS' documentary on the Vietnam War, the biggest audience for a PBS program since the finale of "Downton Abbey" in March …

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Last week we sprung the news that Marcel Sarmiento will see the release of his Totem on Cinemax and VOD platforms October 31st! In the film, “A teen must resort to extreme measures to protect her family from a supernat...

Sony Screen Gems was planning on playing a new game with audiences last December: kill or be killed. They had originally planned to release Sean Carter’s Keep Watching (formerly Home Invasion) for release in theaters o...

Yes, the rumors have been officially confirmed. Last week, the above photos began circulating around the net, suggesting that Netflix was finally going to be bringing the first season of “Stranger Things” to DVD/Blu-...

The first two episodes of Netflix’s Mindhunter, directed by David Fincher, are slightly stylistically diluted but still distinctively his. Fincher also directed the last two episodes of the ten-episode first season, wh...

If you'd like to take a look at the upcoming raunch comedy, which is chock full of cockblocking references and f-bombs, you can do so, now.

Filmmaker and cinematographer Barry Sonnenfeld, whose credits range from "Misery" to "Men in Black," has a book deal. Hachette Books told The Associated Press on Thursday that it has acquired …

As evidenced by many examples in the past, sequel titles regularly pose a challenge for movie studios.

Taking a quick look at Kevin M. Wilson’s new Gremlins poster, titled “The Old Curiosity Shop,” you’ll immediately be struck by its beauty. In fact, it’s one of the most stunning posters we’ve seen in quite so...

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Last year, Steven DeGennaro's Found Footage 3D made its world premiere at Chicago's Bruce Campbell Horror Film Festival to a crowd of delighted horror fans. Shudder surprised fans by dropping the film on their streaming ...

In a few weeks, Marvel fans will be able to witness Jeff Goldblum's anticipated debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe when the quirky screen legend plays the Grandmaster in Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok.

Yes, we realize it’s insane he doesn’t already have one. Back in August, a fundraiser was launched to pay for the Hollywood Walk of Fame star that the late George A. Romero was selected to receive prior to his passin...

Will this sequel make more than the original?

Thanks to the success of DVD by mail services and online streaming, the video store is already largely a thing of the past. However, the city of Portland, Oregon is trying to save one such establishment.

Michael Keaton‘s performance as Beetlejuice was so iconic that it’s a shame we’ve never seen the “ghost with the most” back on the big screen. It’s nice that Tim Burton moved on to different things, but it’...

In a new Untold Stories video over on Entertainment Weekly, the cast and crew of Halloween classic Hocus Pocus spilled some stories and shared fun memories today. For starters, did you know that the ’93 film, penned by...

“Those who use… and take… and kill… WE END THEM.” Rick Grimes is no longer Negan’s bitch in the eighth season of “The Walking Dead.” Rather, he’s once again a badass motherfucker… and that doesn’t b...

A new spin on the slasher genre, Tyler MacIntyre's Tragedy Girls was one of our favorite films at the SXSW Film Festival. Gunpowder & Sky loved it too, having acquired the film for release in theaters on October 20, 2017...