While many people watch movies to escape from the miseries of everyday life and find some measure of happiness, some seek out movies designed to ruin someone’s day. Such films are important reminders that the job of the cinema is to explore the human condition, both the good and the bad.
There is a unique pleasure in seeing what a new pair of hands, eyes, and sensibilities can bring to an established property. At their best, horror remakes manage to pay homage to the original while also putting a fresh spin on it.
The most remarkable of such scenes are those that are particularly devastating for the audience, and several of such moments have become indelible parts of the childhoods of many millennials.
While beauty standards have always been more focused on women, that’s not to say men don’t also deal with physical pressures, especially when it comes to their height.
James McAvoy appeared in a recent episode of Hot Ones celebrating Speak No Evil’s release and revealed his favorite video game of all time. It’s probably not what you expected, and it certainly wasn’t what McAvoy’s Speak No Evil co-star Mackenzie Davis expected.
James McAvoy hit peak condition for his role as a threatening dad in hit thriller Speak No Evil. Now the actor is walking us through exactly how he achieved the physique.
Think of Farrah Fawcett’s hair in that infamous poster from the ‘70s or Uncle Jesse’s undeniable mane from Full House. Those hair moments made people lose it — in the best way — but what about when there’s no hair up there?
James McAvoy starrer ‘Split‘ became one of the biggest films of the psychological thriller genre in 2016. McAvoy received widespread acclaim for his stellar performance and was nominated for several awards.
Jennifer Aniston was the “it” girl in the industry during her prime days, especially during her days in ‘Friends’. People from all age groups have shared their admiration for her and have even revealed they had a crush on her at some point in life.
Speak No Evil's first reactions have been floating around since July, and now the film is finally heading to theaters this weekend we have our first full reviews of the English-language remake of Christian Tafdrup's 2022 film of the same name.
James Watkins' American take on the 2022 Danish horror movie is led by an effectively creepy James McAvoy — until it's ground into "Straw Dogs"-lite domestic comeuppance pulp.
Deadpool & Wolverine saw a metric ton of cameos from Marvel movies of yore, mostly from 20th Century Fox. The jaws of fans everywhere collectively dropped when Wesley Snipes, Jennifer Garner, Channing Tatum, Dafne Keen, and Chris Evans appeared on screen portraying their old Marvel characters.
James Watkins, the director behind the 2012 Daniel Radcliffe-led The Woman in Black and television series McMafia and The Ipcress File, has a new film hitting theaters this September.
X-Men fans unite! Ever since Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox in 2019, Marvel Studios has gained characters that could finally be seen battling alongside The Avengers.
While sometimes films can engender happiness and joy, they can also plumb the darker, more sinister aspects of the human mind and condition. It’s thus worth looking at soul-crushing films. They reveal how movies can reflect the world's best and worst and the audiences who watch them.
Would you like a solid piece of life advice? Sure you would. Do not go hang out with people in some random location unless you know them really, really well.
Whether in the form of a drama or a parody, the best movies and TV shows about dictators demonstrate the extent to which people who cling to power the most desperately are often those who are the first to lose it.
Cinema has the remarkable ability to bring the past to life. While many of the most remarkable historical films have highlighted moments of triumph and success, some deserve celebration for their ability to evoke the traumas of the past, showing how such moments remain relevant to the shortcomings of the present.
Everybody loves a good scare, don’t they? Thanks to visionary filmmaking and bold choices, foreign horror movies are arguably more terrifying and disturbing than anything Hollywood has produced.
Game shows may be a staple of television, but their influence isn't limited to the curved ends of your flat-screen TV. They’ve served as the inspiration and even the plot for movies across a variety of genres and styles. Here are the best buzzer bouts ever committed to celluloid.
We decided to look into the history of prequels to find the best of the bunch. In doing so, we realized that being considered one of the best prequels ever is a bit of damning with faint praise. Even some of the better prequels aren’t that good.