Trisha Bartle

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.

Have you been remembering The Silence of the Lambs all wrong?

Some lessons are timeless. There’s something so timelessly awesome about 13 Going on 30. Despite it coming out over 20 years ago, even new fans are loving Jennifer Garner’s Big-esque storyline. Maybe it’s the so-bad-it’s-good 80’s fashion sprinkled throughout.

These unlikely rom com couples shouldn’t have worked, and yet… There are the beautiful couples that you see on screen and think, “Of course.” They go together like peanut butter and chocolate, like tortilla chips and seven-layer dip.

These movies are leaving Netflix at the end of July. You should watch them while you still can.

Though The Lost Boys came out over 35 years ago, there’s still a very active fanbase of horror lovers who keep this vampire classic at the tops of their must-watch lists. And rightfully so!

Fellow lovers, dreamers, and comedy connoisseurs, We’re gathered here to remember the life of the 2000s romantic comedy, an era that taught every young Millennial that we could indeed “have it all.” The career, the beautiful house, and that special…

Matthew Lillard fans shouldn’t miss his debut feature film–a John Waters classic from 1994.

I can’t be the only one who seems to be consuming nothing but Bridgerton Season 3 content right? It’s all over my FYP, it’s all my friends talk about, and I’ve even written about it here several times.

If you were hoping to watch Abigail on streaming, you can catch it on Peacock.

Need a little inspiration for your aspirations of summer love? Check out these summer rom coms, based on your zodiac sign.

It’s been 20 years since A Cinderella Story came out, and it’s still a banger. Here’s why.

This documentary sounds silly, but you’ll be creeped out by the end. Check out Tickled on Netflix.