Chrissy Stockton

Anora was the standout at the 2025 Oscars, winning five Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director (Sean Baker), Best Actress (Mikey Madison), Best Original Screenplay and Best Film Editing.

If you’ve been binging the franchise on Max, you may have been just as surprised as he was.

“In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishap, and no escapes.”

Nosferatu of course makes the list; but have you seen the other 4 movies on this list? Nosferatu Release Date: December 25, 2024 Why Watch It?

For when you want to solve a murder alongside the best detectives.

The detective genre was invented in 1841 with Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Murders in the Rue Morgue.” C.

This film is terrifying, horrifying, and remarkably scary.

The warning signs were there the whole time.

The 97th Academy Awards will air on March 2, 2025. This year’s nominations heavily feature Emilia Pérez, The Brutalist and Wicked. This article lists the Oscar nominees that are currently available to stream on Netflix.

Have you seen this thriller murder movie?

Few films in recent memory have sparked as much debate as Emilia Pérez. Despite its star-studded cast and bold premise, the movie has faced intense backlash.

Each film here pushes you into a world of tension, paranoia, and uncertainty that is exploding with the unsettling elements of life. Leave the World Behind (2023) Why Watch It?

Longing for more gothic horror this February? Here is what is streaming on Netflix right now.

And that movie is by Ari Aster.

A very fun trivia moment from this beloved food horror movie.

Looking for some scares this weekend? Netflix has stocked up on horror gems ranging from classic 90s slashers to modern psychological fright night.

A catalog of simply the best heist and robbery movies ever made in Hollywood and beyond. Rififi (1955) The ultimate French noir that rewrote the rules of heist movies.

When I made Creepy Catalog’s list of the 34 scariest movies of all time, every movie on the list had at least one moment that evokes an over-the-top fear response in the audience.