Trisha Bartle

It’s been almost 15 years since the first Twilight movie came out (sorry for making you feel old), and that means it’s been 15 years of nearly the entire world crushing on Robert Pattinson.

We all know The Lost Boys. The iconic ’80s vampire movie introduced many of us to the wonder that is Kiefer Sutherland and his glorious spiky blond mullet.

Aries Charlie Swan. You need someone to match your confident, decisive energy. Frankly, you both have some serious Daddy Energy despite the gender. The world can’t handle it. Taurus Victoria.

Want to watch some great AMC shows? You can now catch them on Netflix.

If you haven’t seen these movies, can you even call yourself a rom-com fan?

Paramount+ mystery show ‘School Spirits’ is getting a second season! Here’s what to watch while you wait.

“Nothing is off-limits if it’s Paul Rudd.” What can we say? Growing up a radical ’90s kid awarded us some fun lessons from movies, and Clueless (1995) is no exception.

Have these clips been showing up on your TikTok feed but you have no idea where they come from? I’ve solved the mystery for you.

Put down the overly wordy self-help book that you’ve got clutched in your hand.

Why settle for being the best friend when you can be the leading lady?

You’ve known each other for years. No one gets you like your best friend. So when feelings start popping up unbidden, it can be confusing and emotional. Are you just friends, or could there be something more?

They hate each other. They despise the very notion of each other. Rivals, enemies, they need to be anywhere but in their presence. And yet…something grows and changes. After all, hate is so close to love.

Romantic comedies are all about selling you the package deal of instant soulmates and hilarious misunderstandings. They’re the ideal that we’re all looking for, right? The measuring stick we use when we’re looking for the loves of our lives.

Were you a goth teen in the ’90s? Then you probably loved this horror comedy that’s now streaming on Netflix.

It’s impossible to look back on cinema as a whole and not come up with a slew of popular-yet-problematic offerings, and the romantic comedy genre’s no exception.

Spoilers ahead for the over-a-century-old disaster and subsequent decades-old movie. Aries You’re Molly Brown (Kathy Bates). You’re the character based on the real-life “Unsinkable” Molly Brown. She was a philanthropist, a suffragette, and an all-around badass in real life.

There’s a trend in queer films. They call it the Bury Your Gays trope.

As your resident rom com-lover, there’s a whole host of movies out there that are good for a watch but that might not exactly be binge-worthy. I’m looking at you, When Harry Met Sally.