Chris Catt

Kicks and quips come fast and furious in these movies.

This time, the original cast is going on the offensive.

Hulu is one of the world’s leading streaming platforms, and this January, there are three amazing horror movies you should stream now. 1.

And that’s a damned shame.

In case you hadn’t heard, a new Goosebumps TV series began streaming on January 10th, 2025. And according to series star David Schwimmer, it gets kind of gross.

The movie features an evil Peter Pan, and it’s only in theaters for three days!

From gross-out moments to plenty of supernatural chills, Goosebumps: The Vanishing looks like a lot of fun!

Great book to movie adaptations in the horror genre.

Intense drama and thrilling battles await viewers who became hooked on samurai stories through Shogun.

Close the curtains before watching Watcher. You’ll thank us.

It’s also likely to stand up as the best monster movie of the entire decade and beyond.

The bond between humans and dogs stretches back thousands of years, so it’s no surprise that dogs have been featured in movies since the earliest days of film.

Then, now, and forever. But mostly just now.

A found footage film is a movie genre that presents its story through supposed raw, discovered recordings, often made by the characters in the movie.

The ‘Only Murders in the Building’ star deserves recognition for being the funniest man currently on television.

Okay, so you’re done with Squid Game—what’s next? The rumored date for Squid Game Season 3 is June 27, 2025; that’s a long time for now and it’s also just a rumor.

I’m not big on New Year’s resolutions. I rarely make them, probably because I don’t want to break them. Looking back though, over the past few years I have been setting movie-watching goals that begin in January.

Remakes rarely get any better than Nosferatu (2024). Based on the 1922 film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror from influential German director F.W. Murnau, Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is a gorgeously dark tale of obsession, madness, and death.