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In The Day the Earth Blew Up, Looney Tunes characters Porky and Daffy have practically been together since birth.
Written and directed by longtime actor Jesse Eisenberg, A Real Pain sees two cousins reunite after a long period.
"Are you not entertained?" In his review, Bounding's Chris Sawin laments how much better 'Gladiator II' could've been.
Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods (65, Haunt, writers of A Quiet Place), Heretic is a so-called
Adam Elliot's Memoir of a Snail is a stop-motion film that honors weird people no matter how bizarre they may…
Sony’s Venom and Venom: Let There Be Carnage have this cheesy enjoyment factor. The writing has always been bad, but
The Thing (1982) and Halloween (1978) are two unforgettable horror masterworks from the great John Carpenter.
Is that gasoline I smell? We're pumping a Devil's Night double feature with 'The Crow' ('94) and 'Halloween III: Season…
Review: 'Conclave' is a wonderfully shot film that is beautiful to look at, but ultimately, is a magisterial mess.
We time travel to Victorian times and jolly old England for a bit of bother with 'Dracula' and 'Dr. Jekyll…
You'll need a castrato for this one! 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' and 'Phantom of the Paradise' are tonight's double…
Goodrich allows Michael Keaton to play with elements of both comedy and drama through the lens of a successful art…
Your Monster is arguably the best character study of the entire year and with just a couple of months to…
Tonight, you will see all the colors of the dark in black and white. It's a double feature of Mario…
Beware the moon, stay off the moors, and out of the woods. Instead, chill with 'An American Werewolf in London'…
Tonight’s picks - 'Society' and 'Jacob's Ladder' - will sear into your brain and probably your soul for different reasons.
Matt Dillon and Lars von Trier do some carpentry in 'The House That Jack Built' but Christian Bale brings the…
The dead don't die in 'The Serpent and the Rainbow', but a weirder fate awaits them in the misunderstood classic…
As one of the most entertaining and well-paced movies of 2024, Saturday Night is a brilliant blast from the past.
It's a two-for from Dario Argento between his infamous Giallo 'Deep Red' and his less known production, 'The Church'.