Nina Sterle

It’s no surprise that streaming has become more expensive than ever lately.

2005’s Pride & Prejudice starring Keira Knightly has long been a comfort film for romance fans and Jane Austen readers alike.

Regardless of whether you prefer watching movies from the comfort of your own couch or you have a membership to your favorite local theater, everyone should be able to agree on the type of movie that’s best to see in…

The highly-anticipated Five Nights At Freddy’s film released in late 2023, and though there wasn’t a long-time fan of the series who wasn’t excited for its box office debut, it received devastatingly low scores.

Stanley Kubrick’s attention to detail contributed to the film setting the Guinness World Record for longest continuous movie shoot at a staggering 400 days – nearly 14 months of uninterrupted filming.

The same horror movie powerhouse studio behind Get Out, Insidious, and Martyrs is bringing a brand new horror concept to theaters this spring (release date March 28th) and it’s one you absolutely can’t miss seeing on the big screen.

There’s a new small town thriller streaming now, and it’s one you won’t want to miss.

One show on Peacock had over 13 billion minutes of view time in 2024 — despite the fact that it’s been around since 1974.

If you enjoyed the settings of films like Midsommar or Don’t Worry Darling, then this is the best new movie for you.

Kenneth Branagh is a British actor and director who plays Hercule Poirot (Agatha Christie’s famous fictional Belgian detective) in recent film adaptations. Let’s rank them. 3.

What could have been great = terrible.

5: Twilight: New Moon There are a few golden moments from New Moon.

The perfect nighttime mystery thriller film is the distinguished yet terrifying The Invisible Guest (you can rent/buy on Apple TV or Amazon Prime).

Will ‘Mission Impossible 8’ be the last movie?

Do Disney classics like ‘Tangled’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast’ genuinely benefit from sequels, or should their stories remain untouched?

Stanley Kubrick’s attention to detail contributed to the film setting the Guinness World Record for longest continuous movie shoot at a staggering 400 days – nearly 14 months of uninterrupted filming.

Avatar: Fire and Ash (the third installment in the Avatar franchise) won’t take as long to arrive as the thirteen-year gap between Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water, but that doesn’t make the wait any less frustrating for fans.…

You may have gotten Apple TV+ for ‘Severance,’ but there’s one last show you should watch before you cancel.