Experience ‘Resident Evil’s’ Thrilling New Chapter
From a new game and film to ports of classic titles, 2026 is definitely a fantastic year for Resident Evil fans
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Trade the Chainsaw, Keep the Soul: The Art of Moving Forward with Bruce Campbell
In “Ernie & Emma” actor, writer, and director Bruce Campbell has taken on something considerably personal: aging, regret, and the possibility of redemption.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions’ Gives Queer Icon Carole Pope Her Flowers
In “Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions,” director Michelle Mama makes a thrilling and long-overdue case that Carole Pope should be heralded as one of Canada’s most influential musical trailblazers.
Tom Holland Shines in ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Tom Holland’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” broke box office records, earning $355 million its opening weekend, while offering a fresh, emotional take on the franchise’s storytelling.
Trailer Time: The Squishiest DC Villain Gets His Own Movie in ‘Clayface’
This guy doesn’t look so good. Check out the trailer for ‘Clayface’ right here!
Trailer Time: The Final Trailer for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Swings Into Action
Check out our newest look at “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” before it hits theatres.
Trailer Time: Tom Cruise Gets Old and Weird in ‘Digger’
Tom Cruise tries to save the world from himself in ‘Digger,’ and you should check out the trailer.
Review: ‘Evil Dead Burn’ Delivers the Dismembered Goods
“Evil Dead Burn” takes the mythos of the Necronomicon and Deadites, plays with the world, and gives us a brutal take on it all.
Trailer Time: Return to the World of Dune with a New Look at ‘Dune 3’
Get a new look at “Dune: Part 3,” coming to theatres December 18, 2026.
Introducing Josh Boone’s Substack: Reese Witherspoon in the ’90s: Pt. 1
Explore writer/director Josh Boone’s insights into filmmaking with the launch of his Substack.
Review: ‘Obsession’ is A Fresh Take on Horror Storytelling
When it comes to “Obsession,” the hype is definitely real.
Review: ‘Supergirl’ Gets it Mostly Wrong
“Supergirl” is a paint-by-numbers superhero film that pretty much negates all the goodwill last year’s “Superman” generated for DC Studios.